Halaal restaurants

thought this thread needs an update :)


Ozzy's kitchen
https://www.facebook.com/Ozzyskitchen/

havent dined there yet, looks good. Ozzy is a cool guy and super talented so I'm sure the food will be good (and expensive :D)


Burger Rack in Comaro View is now halal (1k off comaro offramp) (also Burger Rack in Cresta Mall & Melrose Crossing is halal)


Roco Mamas Melrose Arch (in case you're living under a rock)


Bronto's Norwood and Linden is now halal (love their burgers!)


La Padrino's has more stores. The greenside one is still the best, but another on "Die Ou Pad" on Ontdekkers road, and another at Lisbon Center in Robertsham


RoofTop Cafe as mentioned above
http://www.rooftopcafe.co.za/


The Mochachos on Bree Street (just a few blocks away from oriental plaza, part of the Sasol Garage i think)
open 24 hours on weekends and one of the better mochachos in JHB. Feels like a whole new taste compared to others.
 
naeem said:
thought this thread needs an update :)


Ozzy's kitchen
https://www.facebook.com/Ozzyskitchen/

havent dined there yet, looks good. Ozzy is a cool guy and super talented so I'm sure the food will be good (and expensive :D)


Burger Rack in Comaro View is now halal (1k off comaro offramp) (also Burger Rack in Cresta Mall & Melrose Crossing is halal)


Roco Mamas Melrose Arch (in case you're living under a rock)


Bronto's Norwood and Linden is now halal (love their burgers!)


La Padrino's has more stores. The greenside one is still the best, but another on "Die Ou Pad" on Ontdekkers road, and another at Lisbon Center in Robertsham


RoofTop Cafe as mentioned above
http://www.rooftopcafe.co.za/


The Mochachos on Bree Street (just a few blocks away from oriental plaza, part of the Sasol Garage i think)
open 24 hours on weekends and one of the better mochachos in JHB. Feels like a whole new taste compared to others.
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Food is great at Ozzy's!
 
Sadly tried Mikes Kitchen twice. Food below par and expensive. Pity as one prefers supporting fully halaal and muslim owned businesses.
 
adielk said:
Sadly tried Mikes Kitchen twice. Food below par and expensive. Pity as one prefers supporting fully halaal and muslim owned businesses.
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*bump*

How they stay in business is beyond me. They are in a prime location with huge floor space. Rent must be a killer and have never ever seen them packed to capacity.


Its our running joke, we dine there once a year with zero expectations and gets worse each year. Probably try it again next year just to see how bad they can get

year 1: brought someone elses order to us. food was pretty bland too

year 2: waited an hour, and then delivered the starters after the mains.

year 3: nothing really wrong, food was ok (not great, def not worth the prices they charge) but as i mentioned, we went expecting absolute rubbish.
 
Any recommendations on something new and classy for a birthday treat?
 
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