Halaal restaurants

Beef. Came with spinach, mash and balsamic reduction. Very impressed.
 
Try the Iskendar dish.

Basically the shredded meat (on that donner grille), on a bed of their bread, drizzled with an olive oil/tomatoe type sauce. VERY tasty. Yes not spicy, but delicious. Even more when you mix it with a dollop of their yoghurt.

Where? Turkish place Mayfair?
 
@ph4te
- i buy from the one in Mayfair (church street) bigger serving of meat, but no chips
- the one in Ormonde (same owners as the one in Rivonia) adds chips but a slightly smaller portion.

Sometimes ask them to replace the beef with cut up chicken cubes.


@3Gee - apparently many restaurants in JHB buy their meats from Karan Beef (http://www.karanbeef.co.za/AboutUs/Halaal-Certified)

This is where the 'halal friendly' bit comes in. Sure these places are not certified, sell booze and could sell pork too. But the rest of the meal comes form halal sources and some are fine with this.
 
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My experience with strictly Halal eating places in Cpt is that the food sucks.
Its more about quantity than quality.



Try La Rocca Canal Walk, STRICTLY Halaal and the food Quality and Quantity is excellent (Italian inspired menu).
District Cafe in Woodstock (Roodebloem Road) Fantastic, (gormet Burgers and the likes).
Woodies at the Shed Market at the V&A Waterfront (Burgers mostly).

All Strictly halaal and really good food.
 
@ph4te
- i buy from the one in Mayfair (church street) bigger serving of meat, but no chips
- the one in Ormonde (same owners as the one in Rivonia) adds chips but a slightly smaller portion.

Sometimes ask them to replace the beef with cut up chicken cubes.


@3Gee - apparently many restaurants in JHB buy their meats from Karan Beef (http://www.karanbeef.co.za/AboutUs/Halaal-Certified)

This is where the 'halal friendly' bit comes in. Sure these places are not certified, sell booze and could sell pork too. But the rest of the meal comes form halal sources and some are fine with this.
And the day they buy on special somewhere else? No need to tell you that todays special is not Karan beef!
 
And the day they buy on special somewhere else? No need to tell you that todays special is not Karan beef!


exactly.

Not justifying it, just explaining the logic.

If you have no doubt and are happy with their word of mouth, go for it.

Personally,
I only eat at halal certified places, or places that i know are owned/run by muslims, or if i know the owners personally.

When abroad, i'll eat at places with halal signage or muslim owned. If nothing is available, I'll take non meat options
 
Ordered from Nazias Chilli and Chocolate for a family supper. Great service, communication and food. They also sold biltong (so so) samoosas (potato so so; chicken excellent) and my favourite ice cream brand Gattis ☺
Going to be my haleem and samoosa supplier during ramadaan.
Sadly seem they may be closed. If so its sad that muslims in area dont support halaal places.
 
So Taahir Halaal Butcher are selling these awesome wors rolls outside the store. Turns out the sause they use to make your mouth water is the Joe Joe's Garlic peri peri sauce.

Went straight to the factory and picked up a 5lt for for a very good deal. Gave the whole family and now everyone's addicted.

Has a slight mayo tang and goes with absolutely anything. Burgers, pizzas, eggs etc.
 
So Taahir Halaal Butcher are selling these awesome wors rolls outside the store. Turns out the sause they use to make your mouth water is the Joe Joe's Garlic peri peri sauce.

Went straight to the factory and picked up a 5lt for for a very good deal. Gave the whole family and now everyone's addicted.

Has a slight mayo tang and goes with absolutely anything. Burgers, pizzas, eggs etc.

Did you bring your ice-cream tub along for them to fill? Memon oke up in the hizzy :D Just kidding :p

I'll bite and give this sauce a try.
 
So Taahir Halaal Butcher are selling these awesome wors rolls outside the store. Turns out the sause they use to make your mouth water is the Joe Joe's Garlic peri peri sauce.

Went straight to the factory and picked up a 5lt for for a very good deal. Gave the whole family and now everyone's addicted.

Has a slight mayo tang and goes with absolutely anything. Burgers, pizzas, eggs etc.
So where is Taahir Butcher and Joe Joes factory?
Thread is to help us know of halaal places and locations
 
So Taahir Halaal Butcher are selling these awesome wors rolls outside the store. Turns out the sause they use to make your mouth water is the Joe Joe's Garlic peri peri sauce.

Went straight to the factory and picked up a 5lt for for a very good deal. Gave the whole family and now everyone's addicted.

Has a slight mayo tang and goes with absolutely anything. Burgers, pizzas, eggs etc.

Does it come with a nutritional label
Carbs
Proteins
Etc

Im quite interested to know how much sugar goes into this concoction
 
so how much is a 5lt?

About R170 inclusive.

Did you bring your ice-cream tub along for them to fill? Memon oke up in the hizzy :D Just kidding :p

I'll bite and give this sauce a try.

:D. They got the 5lt bottles.

So where is Taahir Butcher and Joe Joes factory?
Thread is to help us know of halaal places and locations

Crown mines close to Africa Cash And Carry

Both in Crown mines Planet Avenue
Yip

Does it come with a nutritional label
Carbs
Proteins
Etc

Im quite interested to know how much sugar goes into this concoction

Check out content on the smaller bottles. You'll find them at United and Forsmay. Shama Spices if you're in Lenz.
 
Check out content on the smaller bottles. You'll find them at United and Forsmay. Shama Spices if you're in Lenz.[/QUOTE]

Im in Cape Town. How about taking a pic and posting it here.
 
In Abdullah's butchery in Grassy Park, they sell pork flavoured polony and it is Halaal certified.
 
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