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Evert van de Beekstraat 202, 1118 CP Schiphol, Netherlands
Alkabir Masjid Weesperzijde 74-80a Amsterdam 1091 EH North Holland Netherlands
Al Ummah Masjid Postjesweg 179 Amsterdam 1062 JN North Holland Netherlands
Cicipi makanan di kafe-kafe Halal terenak di Singapura. Coba intip lebih dari 22 restoran lezat ini! HalalTrip telah menelusuri setiap sudut dan jalanan Singapura untuk mempersembahkan khusus ke kamu daftar kafe-kafe halal di Bugis, street food dan kafe-kafe khas Arab, dan tidak lupa kafe Halal trendy di Haji Lane. Pakailah sepatu ternyaman dan kosongkan perutmu karena kami akan mengajakmu melakukan perjalanan kuliner! Jangan lupa ya, untuk memberi tahu pendapatmu tentang kafe-kafe Halal di kolom ulasan di bawah ini! Kafe Halal di Jalan Arab, Haji Lane dan Bugis 1. I AM Kredit Foto: I am di Facebook Terinspirasi oleh kota Amsterdam yang menakjubkan, I AM ini pemiliknya adalah seorang Muslim. Kafe ini terletak di persimpangan North Bridge Road dan Haji Lane. Suasana ala Amsterdam terasa kuat begitu memasuki kafe ini, karena interiornya yang penuh dengan dekorasi ala Amsterdam, tidak cuma itu saja tapi menunya juga loh! Siap – siap ya untuk menyantap makanan lezat, seperti Burger juicy yang di bakar diatas arang dan Frites dan Mayo ala 'Belanda'nya yang khas. Di I AM tersedia banyak minuman lezat yang bebas alkohol, jadi pilihlah menu yang belum pernah kamu coba sebelumnya, dan bersiaplah untuk terkejut dengan rasanya! Kafe ini termasuk salah satu kafe Halal paling populer di Singapura loh. Alamat: 674 North Bridge Road # 01-01, off Haji Lane, Singapura 188804Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam Buka: 11 pagi hingga 11 malam (Senin-Kamis), 11 pagi hingga 1 pagi (Jumat-Sabtu), 11 pagi hingga 10 malam (Minggu) Temukan juga kafe I AM di Timur! Alamat cabang Tampines: 51 Tampines Ave 4 # 03-04, Our Tampines Hub, Singapura 529684Masjid Terdekat: Masjid Darul GhufranJam Buka: 11 pagi hingga 11 malam (Senin-Minggu, Malam Libur Nasional dan Libur Nasional) Simak lebih detail tentang I AM Kafe di sini! 2. & Why ... Kredit Foto: And why di Facebook Dengan sedikit permainan kata, & Why ... juga dapat diucapkan sebagai NY loh, dan jika Anda dapat menebaknya ... YAP! Yang mereka maksud adalah New York! Saudara dari I AM kafe, & why… terinspirasi oleh kota yang tidak pernah tidur, New York. Kamu akan menemukan beragam menu, seperti sandwich dan pasta, serta berbagai coffee brews dan teh. Alamat: 31/30 Bali Lane # 01-01, Singapura 189867Masjid Terdekat: Masjid SultanJam Buka: 11 pagi hingga 11 malam (Kamis-Selasa, tutup setiap Rabu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang & Why ... Kafe di sini! 3. All Things Delicious Kredit Foto: All Things Delicious di Facebook All Things Delicious adalah kafe bersertifikat Halal yang populer, menghidangkan khusus makanan penutup. Dipenuhi dengan barang-barang lezat seperti Carrot Cake, Crackly Top Brownie, Sticky Apricot Pistachio Cake, Orange Cranberry Scones dan banyak lagi, toko roti yang cantik ini adalah salah satu kafe favorit kami. Walaupun kue-kuenya sangat menggiurkan, kami merekomendasikan kamu untuk mencoba sconesnya, yang merupakan high-light dari kafe ini. Alamat: 34 Arab Street Singapore 199733Masjid Terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 8 pagi sampai 7 malam (Selasa-Jumat), jam 9 pagi sampai 7 malam (Sabtu & Minggu), tutup pada hari Senin Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang All Things Delicious di sini! 4. Fluff Bakery Kredit Foto: Fluff Bakery di Facebook Meskipun hanya menjual roti dan kue, sekali saja kamu mampir ke toko ini, pasti kamu langsung ketagihan untuk datang lagi. Dengan hidangan menu dessertsnya yang tiap hari berbeda, dimana kamu bisa temukan cupcake, kue tart, kue lapis, cookies, dan lain sebagainya, Fluff Bakery tidak akan pernah mengecewakan. Cupcake ala Fluff Bakery hadir dalam berbagai rasa yang menggiurkan seperti Nutella Red Velvet, dan Salted Caramel dan bahkan yang sangat unik seperti Ondeh Ondeh dan Thai Milk Tea. Tapi ada sedikit tips untuk diperhatikan, ya. Pertama, ikuti Instagram mereka untuk menyimak post mereka yang di-update secara rutin. Kedua, datang awal ke toko Fluff Bakery, bahkan kalau bisa sebelum toko roti buka pukul 12 siang. Hal ini penting dilakukan untuk menghindari terjebak dalam antrian yang panjang, dimana biasanya mengekor sampai sepanjang satu blok, loh! Alamat: 4 Jalan Pisang, Singapura 199071Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 12 siang sampai 7.30 malam / sampai semua menu habis terjual (Selasa-Sabtu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Fluff Bakery di sini! 5. Working Title Kredit Foto: Working Title di Facebook “Working Title” sebuah nama kafe yang cukup menarik, unik sekaligus membingungkan. Kafe ini, terletak di Arab Street yang padat dan ramai. Working Title ahli dalam hidangan burgernya. Disini, nama menunya juga unik loh dan yang paling enak adalah Baconator, Holy Guacamole, dan Hawaii Five-O juga jangan sampai kelewatan untuk menyicip kombinasi lezat antara manis dan gurihnya Ribena Wings mereka. Alamat: 48 Arab St, Singapura 199745Masjid Terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11 pagi hingga 10 malam (Senin-Kamis), pukul 11 siang hingga 11 malam (Jumat). 10 pagi hingga 11 malam (Sabtu-Minggu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Working Title di sini! 6. Afterwit Kredit Foto: Afterwit ¡Hola amigos! Selamat datang di Afterwit. Kafe bertemakan Meksiko ini diciptakan oleh orang yang juga mencipakan Working Title loh. Dilihat dari dekorasi hingga menu yang disajikan saja, Afterwit pasti akan membuatmu lupa kalau kamu ada di Singapura! Kalau kamu datang bersama teman – temanmu, kami sarankan untuk pilih menu family – sized taco set spesial mereka. Disini kamu bisa pilih 4 isian berbumbu yang bermacam – macam tergantung seleramu. Alamat: 778A North Bridge Road Singapura 198796Masjid Terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 17:00 hingga 22:00 (Senin-Kamis, Minggu), 17:00 hingga 02:00 (Jumat-Sabtu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Afterwit di sini! 7. Mad Sailors Kredit Foto: The Mad SailorsOy mate! Tebak deh siapa orang dibalik kafe ini... YUP! Kafe ini kreasi lain dari orang-orang di belakang Working Title and Afterwit, kali ini dengan sentuhan Inggris. Manjakan diri dengan hidangan khas Inggris, seperti fish and chips, sammies, dan bahkan marmite di Haji Lane. Alamat: 24 Haji Lane, Singapura 189217Masjid Terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11 pagi hingga 10 malam (Senin-Kamis), pukul 11 siang hingga 11 malam (Jumat), pukul 10 pagi hingga 11 malam (Sabtu-Minggu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Mad Sailors di sini! 8. Krave (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: Krave di FacebookNah, kalau kamu lagi hunting makanan fusion dan desserts yang enak, kamu harus datang ke Krave! Kraving Ayam Bakar adalah versi baratnya ayam bakar dan ketupat yang merupakan hidangan lokal khas Singapura. Salah satu dessert yang wajib dicoba adalah Chempedak Brulee, yang merupakan kombinasi klasik dari crème brulee dan buah cempedak. Alamat: 28 Bali Lane, Singapura 189864Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11.30 hingga 22.00 (Selasa-Kamis & Minggu), 11.30 hingga 23.00 (Jumat-Sabtu), tutup pada hari Senin. Kafe tutup pukul 5-6 sore setiap hari, pesanan terakhir 30 menit sebelum tutup. Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Krave di sini! 9. Butter Studio Kredit Foto: Butter Studio di Facebook Dari kue pastrynya yang masih panas hingga burgernya yang lumer dimulut, menu sarapan dan dessert yang lezat, menu Butter Studio yang bervariasi pasti akan bikin kamu ngiler. Kalau kamu ingin mampir untuk makan siang, cobalah Good ol 'Benny dan Classic Buttermilk Pancakes-nya, atau kalau kamu sedang nyidam dessert, kamu wajib nih untuk pesan hidangan hasil karya tangan sang chef Butter Studio, yaitu Sea Salt Nutella Tarts dan es krim artisan rasa Chocolate Belgia! Alamat: 147 Jalan Besar, Singapura 208865Masjid Terdekat: Masjid Abdul GafoorJam buka: 12:00-22:00 (Senin, Rabu-Kamis), 12:00-24:00 (Jumat), 10:30 hingga 24:00 (Sabtu), 10:30 hingga 22:00 (Minggu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Butter Studio di sini! 10. ButterScotch (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: Butterscotch di Facebook Suka makanan manis? ButterScotch di Bukit Merah punya semua yang manis! Dari dessert hingga kopi yang manis. Kafe yang pemiliknya orang Muslim ini tidak hanya berhasil meracik kombinasi rasa lezat di atas piring, tetapi juga berhasil menyajikan hidangan yang menarik di mata, yang akan membuat setiap pelanggan jatuh cinta. Jangan pulang dulu ya sebelum mencoba ButterScotch's Truffle Fries, Chili Crab Cake Burger, Pancake Eggs Benedict and Churros-nya ButterScotch. Alamat: Block 164 Bukit Merah Central # 01-3625, Singapura 150164Masjid Terdekat: Masjid Al-AminJam buka: 11 pagi sampai 10 malam (Sen-Jum), 10 pagi hingga 10 malam (Sabtu-Minggu) Lebih detail tentang ButterScotch Kafe di sini! 11. Royz Et Vous (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: Royz et Vous di Facebook Royz Et Vous adalah sebuah kafe milik orang Muslim yang mengambil inspirasi dari Perancis. Bistro ini menyajikan beberapa hidangan super lezat di menu mereka, seperti Beef Asparagus, Soft Shell Crab Pasta, Herb Crusted Salmon, dan Smoked Duck. Dekorasi restoran ini simple namun nyaman apalagi ditambah dengan makanannya yang istimewa, bak permata diantara banyak kafe di Singapura. Alamat cabang Telok Ayer: 137 Jalan Telok Ayer # 01-01 Singapura 068602 Masjid terdekat: Masjid Al-AbrarJam buka: 11:00 hingga 22:00 (Senin-Kamis), 10:00 hingga 23:00 (Jumat), 12:00 hingga 23:00 (Sabtu), 12:00 hingga 22:00 (Minggu). Kafe tutup 16:00-17:00 setiap hari. Pesanan terakhir 45 menit sebelum tutup. 12. Mad Jack Cafe Kredit Foto: Mad Jack Cafe Kafe bersertifikat halal, Mad Jack menyajikan segudang hidangan berkualitas yang terinspirasi dari Australia dan makanan fusion dengan harga yang sangat terjangkau. Menu disini terdiri dari makanan ringan, pasta, burger, dessert mewah, dan banyak lainnya. Sempatkanlah untuk mencoba lamb rack atau iga panggangnya yang cocok untuk diiringi dengan smoothies yang terbuat dari 100% buah alami. Alamat: NEX Serangoon, # B1-27, 23 Serangoon Central, Singapura 556083Masjid Terdekat: Masjid Haji YusoffJam buka: 11.30 pagi hingga 10.30 malam setiap hari (pesanan terakhir pukul 10 malam) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Mad Jack Kafe di sini! Kafe Halal di Barat13. Lynn's Cakes & Coffee (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: Lynn's Cake & Coffee Lynn's Cakes & Coffee adalah sebuah toko roti milik seorang muslim. Hidangan spesial dari toko roti ini adalah kue – kue manisnya yang dibuat hari itu juga. Ada cheesecake, red velvet cake, rainbow cake, salted caramel cake, dan banyak lagi. Bayangkan akan sebuah malam, berkumpul cantik bersama teman ataupun sahabat, mengobrol sambil menikmati sepotong kue yang manis dengan secangkir kopi hangat yang baru diseduh, pasti seru bukan? Alamat: 11 Eng Kong Terrace, Singapura 598983Masjid/tempat beribadah terdekat: Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Masjid Ar-RaudhahJam buka: 11:00-19:00 (Selasa-Kamis), 11:00-21:00 (Jumat & Sabtu), 11:00-20:00 (Minggu), tutup pada hari Senin Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Lynn's Cakes and Coffee di sini! Kafe Halal di Timur 14. Penny University (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: Penny University di Facebook Penny University yang terkenal selalu ramai ini merupakan salah satu kafe terenak yang kamu harus coba. Tempat ini menyajikan menu sarapan dan makan siang, cocok dinikmati dengan bareng – bareng dengan geng kamu. Menu yang wajib dicoba adalah Sourdough Toast, Eggs Benedict dengan Smoked Salmon, Yoghurt yang mengandung Vanilla dengan Granola dan Croque Monsieur. Kafe milik Muslim ini juga menawarkan macam – macam teh yang menarik, dari Earl grey, French peppermint dan Moroccan rosebuds, serta beberapa kopi lokal terbaik. Alamat: 402 East Coast Road, Singapura 428997Masjid Terdekat: Masjid KassimJam buka: 8.30 pagi hingga 6 sore (Senin-Kamis), 8.30 pagi hingga 10.30 malam (Jum & Sab), 8.30 pagi hingga 7 malam (Minggu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Penny University di sini! 15. Olivye Cafe. Gelato Kredit Foto: Olivye Cafe. Gelato di Facebook Di kafe Olivye. Gelato yang telah disertifikasi Halal ini, tersedia berbagai macam masakan barat dan berbagai macam gelato yang lumer dimulut. Ada steak, pasta, sandwich, dan salad yang pastinya sangat lezat. Di kafe ini kamu wajib untuk mencoba gelatonya, jangan sampai kelewatan. Mereka menyediakan rasa – rasa yang cukup familiar seperti Hazelnut dan Chocolate, dan rasa – rasa lokal yang khas seperti Chempedak atau Durian, loh! Alamat: Blk 5 Changi Village Road, # 01-2009, Singapura 500005Tempat sholat terdekat: Masjid Al-IstighfarJam buka: 11:30 hingga 22:00 setiap hari Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Olivye Cafe. Gelato di sini! 16. The Royals Cafe (Milik Muslim) Kredit Foto: The Royals Cafe di Facebook The Royals Cafe dikenal untuk menyajikan berbagai menu favorit Melayu. Signature Nyonya Mee Siam adalah salah satu makanan harus dicoba, tidak lupa juga menu – menu barunya, seperti Braised Lamb Shank dan Braised Beef Cheek. Kafe bersertifikat Halal ini juga memiliki beberapa menu makanan Western loh. Alamat East Coast: Gedung Crescendo, 19 Upper East Coast Road, Singapura 455209Masjid Terdekat: Masjid Kampong SiglapJam buka: 9 pagi hingga 10 malam (Sen-Jum), 8.30 hingga 10.30 (Sabtu, Minggu & hari libur nasional) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang The Royals Kafe di sini! 17. Badoque Café Kredit Foto: Badoque Café di Facebook Café Badoque; kafe nge-hits bersertifikat Halal. Hidangan disini disajikan dalam porsi besar dan tentunya lezat, pelayanannya-pun sangat baik, yang pastinya membuat kafe ini layak dikunjungi. Cobain deh, Rib Eye Steaknya yang juicy, the Breaded Oystersnya yang fresh dan Risotto Squid Inknya yang super unik waktu kesini! Alamat cabang Bedok: 298 Bedok Road, Singapura 469454Masjid terdekat: Masjid Al-TaquaJam buka: 12:00 – 23:00 Selasa hingga Minggu Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Badoque Kafe di sini! 18. Lina's Cafe Kredit: Lina's Cafe di Facebook Didapat dari nama pemiliknya, Lina’s cafe bertujuan untuk menciptakan tempat yang ramah, nyaman dan aman bagi keluarga dengan anak-anak Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Lina mendapat inspirasi untuk membuka bisnis ini setelah putrinya sendiri didiagnosis menderita ASD. Dimulai harga mulai dari $ 2,80, mereka melayani berbagai masakan dari makanan khas Asia seperti Mee Rebus Special Mak Timah ($ 4,00) dan Home Style Fried Noodles ($ 6,00), hingga makanan Barat seperti Fish & Calamari with Fries ($ 10,20) dan Creamy Chicken Pasta ($ 9,20). Dan jika Anda tidak makan daging, jangan khawatir karena mereka menjual banyak hidangan vegetarian juga seperti Avocado Salad ($ 5,80) dan Aglio Oilo ($ 8,00). Yang harus kamu tahu adalah bahwa resep Mee Siam dan Mee Rebus mereka masih sama dari tahun 1970-an, loh. Lina mencatat bahwa dia mewarisi resep ini dari ibunya, yang masih dipakai sampai sekarang. Alamat: 7 Jalan Pisang Singapura 199074Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11.00-19.30 (Senin), 11.00-20.30 (Selasa hingga Sabtu). Tutup Minggu dan Senin pertama setiap bulan Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Lina's Kafe di sini! 19. Chix Hot Chicken Kredit Foto: Chix Hot Chicken di Facebook Tarraaa...-Chix Hot Chicken, sebuah kafe dengan konsep Nashville Hot Chicken Pertama Singapura. Belum bisa dibilang pecinta ayam goreng kalau kamu belum pernah menyicipi ayam goreng pedasnya Chix Hot Chicken! Mereka menyajikan ayam dalam berbagai ukuran-Quarter ($ 10,90), Half ($ 20,90), Wings ($ 10,90) dan Tender ($ 10,90). Semua ayam mereka disajikan dengan roti dan acar. Kamu juga bisa upgrade makananmu jadi kombo dan menikmati side dishnya seperti Creamy Tangy Coleslaw ($ 2,90), Cheese Fries ($ 4,90) dan Mac & Keju ($ 5,90). Tidak cuma itu saja, mereka juga menawarkan empat level kepedasan ayam mereka yang makin naik makin pedas: Mild, Medium, Hot and Insane Hotness. Tapi sebelumnya, kamu harus tahu nih-taktik mereka untuk membuat ayam mereka lebih pedas adalah menggunakan dua cabai terpanas di dunia, yaitu Ghost Peppers dan Carolina Reaper. Carolina Reaper sendiri ada di paling atas pada 2,2 Juta unit panas Scoville, yang kalau diartikan sama saja 200 kali lipat level kepedasannya dari lada Jalapeno loh! Nah, kalau kamu penggila makanan pedas, kami tantang kamu untuk mencoba level Insane Hotness, dengan tingkat kepedasan paling puncak. Tapi, kalau kamu tidak bisa makan pedas, jangan khawatir, karena tersedia juga kok ayam tidak pedas. Alamat: 1 Jln Pisang, # 01-01, Singapura 199069Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam kerja: 12:00 – 21:00 malam (Senin hingga Sabtu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Chix Hot Chicken di sini! 20. Kafe Hashtag Kredit Foto: The Hashtag Cafe di Instagram Kredit Foto: The Hashtag Cafe di FacebookThe Hashtag Cafe ini bisa dibilang unggul dari kafe-kafe lainnya karena mereka berhasil menggabungkan berbagai makanan dari berbagai daerah di dunia lewat makanan andalan mereka, yaitu Asian dan Western fusion. Kafe ini juga punya menu yang berbeda tergantung waktunya, ada menu Makan Siang, Makan Malam, dan Ramadhan di mana semua masakannya adalah buatan sendiri. Salah satu rekomendasi Chef untuk menu makan siang adalah Hashtag Ala Temasek ($ 14,90). Istimewanya saus Temasek, racikan sang Chef yang dimasak dengan tumis paprika dan udang windu yang dilemparkan ke dalam spageti #Lezaat! Kisaran harga makan siang mereka ada dari $ 9,90 hingga $ 14,90. Selain itu, mereka juga punya item makan siang yang tak kalah populer, yaitu Clam Alfredo ($ 9,90) dan Smoked Salmon ($ 12,90). Terjangkau, bukan? Kalau dilihat dari porsinya sih, ini 100% layak! Selain itu ada menu makan malam mereka, salah satu yang paling direkomendasi adalah Szechuan NZ Ribeye. Menu ini merupakan perpaduan antara 250 gram daging Ribeye Selandia Baru yang dipadukan dengan saus Szechuan ala Cina buatan sendiri lalu, disajikan dengan salad sayuran acar dan kentang goreng. Kisaran harga makan malam mereka dimulai dari $ 18,90 hingga $ 42,90, dan Fish & Chips ($ 18,90) dan Poulet Supreme ($ 24,90) yang juga merupakan menu utama populer mereka. Alamat: 743 North Bridge Road Singapura 198711Tempat sholat terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11 pagi-10 malam (Setiap hari) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang The Hashtag Kafe di sini! 21. Tipo Pasta Bar Kredit Foto: Tipo Pasta Bar Juga dikenal sebagai "doppio zero, Tipo Pasta Bar berasal dari Italia. Mereka punya sajian pasta homemade, hasil dari bahan-bahan berkualitas tinggi, bentuk-bentuk pastanya-pun unik. Setiap piring pasta sangat kaya rasa dan pastinya akan membuatmu terpukau. Eiittss, tapi jangan khawatir, semua pasta mereka (100g) dijual dengan harga yang terjangkau, hanya dengan $9.90. Kamu-pun bisa upgrade size pasta sebanyak 50g hanya dengan $3! Disini kamu bisa milih sendiri jenis pasta dan sausnya (mis. Aglio olio, alfredo, tom yum), topping (mis. Serpihan cabai, parutan parmesan). Beberapa pasta andalan mereka adalah Creamy Chicken Mushroom dan Polpette. Alamat: 778 North Bridge Road Singapura 198746Masjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 12 siang-10 malam (Setiap hari) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang Tipo Pasta Bar di sini! 22. The Malayan Council Kredit: The Malayan Council di Facebook Smoked Duck Lemak Chilli Padi adalah salah satu hidangan andalan The Malayan Council. Walaupun menu ini adalah harganya lumayan mahal (SGD 28), tapi worth it banget kok karenaporsinya tidak tanggung – tanggung. Dibuat dari bahan-bahan pilihan yang segar dan baru saja dipanen, diantaranya adalah jamur, tomat ceri, bebek asap yang direndam dalam saus uragi, lalu semua itu disiram dengan saus lemak chilli padi yang lezat. Resep yang unik racikan TMC ini tidak akan bisa kamu dapatkan di restoran lain! Salah satu hidangan paling populer mereka adalah Roti Kirai Beef Ribs ($ 39). Sebuah paduan yang belum pernah terpikirkan di tempat manapun. Piring ini berisi iga sapi pendek yang direbus yang dilumuri dengan saus buatan sendiri dan disajikan dengan roti kirai dan salad di sampingnya. Hidangan sedap lainnya dari TMC adalah Kacang Pool Kobe ($ 42), Singapore Chili Lobster ($ 48) dan Mac Kobe ($ 42). Alamat: 22 Dunlop StreetMasjid terdekat: Masjid SultanJam buka: 11:30-23:00 (Senin hingga Minggu) Simak informasi lebih lanjut tentang The Malayan Council di sini! Itulah semua kafe Halal di Singapura rekomendasi kami! Keluarkan jiwa-jiwa hipster dalam dirimu lalu, bersiaplah untuk mengambil foto-foto keren di kafe-kafe halal diatas yang pastinya instagram-able. Jangan lupa untuk download Halaltrip di Android dan App Storemu agar mempermudah perjalananmu untuk menemukan lokasi kafe-kafe diatas, tidak lupa juga ruang sholatnya. Jadi tidak perlu repot – repot browsing dan menumpuk banyak tabs, karena semuanya ada di satu aplikasi; HalalTrip....
Everyone wants to go to France, Maldives or the US for a vacation but if you would like to experience something slightly different from touristy destinations, we've collated quite a few amazing places that you could explore! Pristine, secluded beaches, historically rich cities, and a diverse range of terrains in one place – this list has got it all! Keep reading to find out what are the 10 most unusual travel destinations off the beaten path. 1. Red Beach, Panjin, China Credit: Wikipedia Yes, you read that right – Red Beach – also referred to as “ Red Carpet Beach” by locals. The Red Beach national corridor is one part of the Liaodong coastline extending for 118kms. It garners more than 2 million tourists annually, so why not be one of that 2 million and enjoy the absolute splendour of this magical landscape. The vibrant red colour is given by the seep weed which grows from summer to autumn. Panjin is a coastal town with a lot to offer to travellers – beautiful countryside, hot springs and ancient towns offer much for sight seeing and leisure. You can get to this scenic coastal town by a long distance bus. You can even take a train from Beijing to Panjin. There are a few halal restaurants within the province such as Ming Mings Dumplings, Yifeng Moslam park and many more. Check the China foreigners guide for more restaurants. 2. Popeye Village, Malta Credit: @popeyemalta on Facebook This fun, quirky town was originally a film set for the famed “Popey” Musical starring the ever wonderful Robin Williams. So, this should be one of the top destinations to visit on your list! Located next to the turquoise sea, this colourful town is for the young at heart, especially for all you Popeye the Sailor-man fans. The town hosts many events throughout the year and has many guided tours. You can find accommodation at Melliha, there are many hotels and getting from there to Popeye village is very easy, you could just walk the 2Km distance or take a bus from there. The bus routes tend to change in Malta so refer the Malta Transport website for all the information you need. There are many Halal restaurants scattered around the islands and it is very easy travel in Malta, since the islands are small and the distances aren’t that long. There are many Turkish restaurants and a few Indian restaurants which are Halal friendly. 3. Pamukkale, Turkey Credit: @Pamukkale.Hierapolis on Facebook Located in the picturesque southwest of Turkey, this pristine white locale is the stuff of dreams. From the white terraces to the crystalline green pools, Pamukkale, Turkeyis a dreamscape worth experiencing. Pamukkale translates to “Cotton Castle” and rightly so, it is also the home of the well preserved ancient Graeco-Roman city of Hieropolis. An all in one location with its travertine limestone formations, hot springs, ancient temples, bathouses and necropolis all rolled in to one, this is a definite once in a lifetime adventure you should take. Bathe in the beautiful warm pools like the Romans once did, and explore the remains of a once great spa city. The easiest way to get there is to board a flight from Istanbul to Denizli Cardak Airport, Turkish Airlines offers flights to Denizli. Denizli is 65km away from Pamukkale, you can opt for an airport shuttle, or you can get a bus from the Denizli bus station – the ride is 40mins. There are many hotels in the city that suit all budgets, as well as many Halal friendly restaurants in the area, so you can easily find food without having to worry about Halal authenticity. Some of the best restaurants are Mhemet’s Heaven, Cadde Grill House and Yildiz restaurant; you can do a quick Google search and find many Halal friendly restaurants easily. 4. Giethoorn, Netherlands Image by Michel van der Vegt from Pixabay Beautiful, serene, quiet, green, these are a few words that describe Giethoorn, a water village also referred to as ‘Dutch Venice’, however minus the crowds and commercialisation. It is an idyllic village setting, with fewer roads and more canals, most areas are not accessible by car – it is either by foot or by boat. The canals are lined with pretty, traditional Dutch thatched roofed houses and almost each house has their own boat, even the mail man uses a boat! It is best explored by joining a canal cruise or by opting for a guided tour with the help of local skippers. You can get to Giethoorn from Amsterdam in one and half hours if you are going by car, you can opt to hire a cab or rent a car and drive by yourself. There is no direct way you could get to the village by public transport, if you really want to however, you could get the train from Amsterdam to Steenwijk, and then catch a bus from Steenwijck to Giethoorn – this trip will take two hours. Accommodation wise, there are a number of hotels within the village, or you could even opt to stay just outside the village. It may be a little difficult to find Halal friendly places in this area, however, there are a few restaurants scattered around the Overjissel province where Giethoorn is located. 5. Socotra, Yemen Image by danielshimmin0 from Pixabay An island that is a part of an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, a surreal, alien landscape that is sure to leave you mesmerised. It was recognised by UNESCO as a world heriatage site in 2008, and is referred to as “the most alien looking place on Earth”. It is so isolated that it’s wildlife is unique to the island and have evolved to adapt to its dessert environment, it is home to a very distinct species of tree known as the Dragon’s Blood Tree, aptly named as it oozes blood red sap. The Bottle Tree is a quirky tree that looks like the foot of an elephant with pink flowers on the top, referred to as desert rose. The island has its own version of birds, such as the Socotra Sunbird, Socotra starling and Socotra grosbeak. The only native mammal on the island is the bat. It is best to book a tour to better explore the island and get more insight. You can reach the Island via Sanaa, the capital of Yemen; get a flight to the Sanaa Airport and from there a get flight to Socotra. You could even go for a direct flight to the island through the Arab Emirates, Felix Airways has scheduled flights from Sharjah to Socotra and back. Don’t expect luxurious resorts and hotels here, it is mostly eco-friendly and you will find five hotels, one eco lodge and many eco-camp sites. Since the island belongs to Yemen, their cuisine is mainly Halal, so you don’t have to worry about trying to find authentic Halal fare. 6. Taha’a, French Polynesia Credit: Tahaa Whilst Bora Bora garners most of the crowd, Taha’a is almost overlooked, but that doesn’t mean this flower shaped island has nothing to offer. If you are looking for a romantic escape or just a few days of pampering, Taha’a will definitely fulfil your dreams. A true island paradise with rolling hills, and valleys covered with banana, watermelon and coconut groves. It is the home of the world’s most priced Tahitian Vanilla, making up for 80% of the export from French Polynesia. The whole island is intoxicated by the scent of vanilla and will draw you in with its white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and absolute seclusion. The only way to access Taha’a is by boat from her sister island Raiatea. You will have to take a flight which may have stop overs at Paris, Auckland, or Los Angeles, from where you’ll fly to an airport closest to Taha’a depending on the airlines. There are many resorts and hotels to stay at in Taha’a, the more reputed hotels can be on the pricier end of the spectrum. It may be difficult to find Halal food in Taha’a, however, their cuisine mostly comprises of fruits of the sea and fruits of the land, therefore most of the food are Halal friendly. 7. Isle of Skye, Scotland Credit: @IsleofSkyeScotland on Facebook The mystical Isle of Skye which translates to “Cloud Island” from ancient Norse, it is the second largest of Scotland’s islands and the most beautiful! Magical and mysterious, the island boasts deep lochs, towering cliffs and moors, as well as incredible wildlife – a nature lovers dream! Rich in history and culture Skye is a great place to explore, with places like the Mealt Waterfall and Kilt Rock, the Old Man Storr, the Fairy Pools of Glenbrittle, Dinosaur footprints at Staffin Beach, Dunvegan Castle and many more. The closest airports are the Glasgow Airport and the Inverness Airport, from which you can opt to drive to Isle of Skye or take a bus. There is no railway on the island; instead it offers buses and local coaches. The island is full of quaint little cottages that you can rent out; some offer self catering whilst others offer bed and breakfast. The town of Portree is where most tourists stay at; it is the capital of the island and has many hotels, cafes and supermarkets. If you really want to experience Skye, then opt for camping. It is fairly easy to find Halal food in the Island as there is a population of Indians and Pakistanis who live there. They are quite a few good Indian and Pakistani restaurants, as well as some Bangladeshi ones. 8. Bagan, Myanmar Credit: @WonderBaganMyanmar on Facebook This Buddhist temple city was once the capital of an ancient Kingdom, however, now it is an important archaeological zone. Bagan is often compared to Cambodia’s Angkor Wat and may even be a rival to Machu Pichu, however, this ancient city has a charm of its own. Witness the majesty of the golden stupas in the temple plain and catch the sunset over the Irrawaddy River. You can witness the beauty of Bagan by Hot Air ballon, the ancient city is a sight to behold 2000 feet up in the air. You can even get more close and personal by biking it on the ground, exercise and a view! Don’t forget to check a local market as well, and get as many souvenirs as you want, also add local festivals to your itinerary as you will be able to taste the best of Burmese hawker food. Flights arrive at the Nyaung-U Airport and it is a 10min taxi ride to Nyaung-U town centre, whilst it’s a 20 minute ride to Old Bagan or New Bagan. When travelling to Bagan it is advisable to go through a travel agent, as they will make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. However, if you do want to travel independently, do a though search on travel requirements and hotels. The more luxurious hotels and resorts are located in Old Bagan, whilst more mid range and budget hotels are found in Nyaung-U and New Bagan. Nyaung-U is Bagan’s largest town, this is where you will find most of the restaurants and hotels, however, it tends to get quite crowded. There are few high end restaurants that serve Halal food, whilst other restaurants will be willing to serve Halal food on request. Most stalls or small restaurants may not have the regular Arabic Halal sign but instead will indicate the availability of Halal food by the number “786” (this is a substitute used within South Asia), therefore look for this sign when looking for Halal eateries. 9. Lake Baikal, Russia Credit: @baikalia on Facebook Known as the “Pearl of Siberia”, Lake Baikal is a crescent shaped lake which is a whopping 1637 metres deep and contains a fifth of the world’s water! It is the world’s deepest lake, and is bigger than Belgium. Due to these properties it has been declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Summer is the best time to visit Lake Baikal, you will be able to see its natural beauty in all its glory, with the lake’s clear blue waters, and the mountains. Some areas have remained the same since the ancient times – almost untouched or changed by weather. During the winter the lake turns into an expanse of powder white ice and snow, you can enjoy a fun dog sledge ride over its hard surface. You can get to Lake Baikal by flying to Moscow and then boarding a plane to Irkutsk which is 65km away from Lake Baikal or Ulan-Ude which is 150km away from the lake. If you want to have a more interesting journey, you can use the Trans-Siberian Railway and hop on a train from Moscow to Irkutsk which is 3 days, Beijing to Irkutsk which is 2 days, or the train from Vladivostok which is 2.5 days. After which you will have to board a bus from Irkutsk bus station to Lake Baikal, the journey takes 10mins. The best route to take is Mosco -Slyudyanka, it takes 4 days and you will be dropped off right at the shoreline of Lake Baikal. You can stay at the hotels and hostels located around the shoreline of the lake or even camp out or stay on a boat. Finding Halal food may be difficult especially if you are travelling by train; therefore it is better if you pack your own, like instant noodles and other small snacks. When booking a room make sure they provide a stove or small kitchen as you can prepare your own meals that way. You can get grocery shopping done at nearby cities like Irkutsk, which is just a 10min bus ride away from Lake Baikal. 10. Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Japan Photo by Satoshi Hirayama from Pexels Located in Kyoto, the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is a must see place before you die, photographed multiple times, but you have to really be there to experience it’s green mystique. The bamboo grove is a great spot for a quiet walk or bike ride, rows of bamboo swaying in the light breeze is not a sight to be missed. Absolutely beautiful and pure, it should be a must visit when in Kyoto. The best way to get to Kyoto is by Kansai Airport, afterwards you can board a train to Arashiyama. You can use the Japan Railways, Keifuku Railways, or Hankyu Railways. There are many hotels and guest houses in Arashiyama, and they are available for every budget. There are quite a few Halal restaurants scattered around Arashiyama, as well as shops. You can find a full Halal menu at the Yoshiya restaurant just 10mins away from the Japan Railway Saga-Arashiyama train station. They introduced this Halal menu in 2018, and have served Japanese Halal food since. Book your flight and pack your bags, your unusual adventure awaits you!...
We've all dreamt of the first time we'd take the plane and head for an unknown destination. And when finally the day has come, we just get so overwhelmed by everything, eager to be on the plane and take incredible pictures of the sky. So was I,... until my dream turned into an actual nightmare. 16th of April, I am ready to fly to Amsterdam and have my very first holidays abroad. Yay!! Everything was ready for me to go on an adventure, except I never imagined that staff and service would be so unwelcoming. Image by Matthew Turner from Pexels First stop, Nairobi, after 5 hours of flight, and I had to rush in order to get to my gate in order to catch my flight. Along with me, there was another girl who had to catch the same flight, so we started running for our lives on hearing that gates were closing. Arriving at the desk, we had to present our passports and boarding passes. She went through and as I stepped forward to present mine, I was told to hold back. The officer looked at me weirdly, then went over to her colleague and whispered something I couldn't understand. Coming back to me, I was shot with a loaded gun of questions on why I was going there if I knew anybody there, and what was my job. My eyes and thoughts were glued on the screen on which I could read " Final call" while I tried to reply to their questions as rapidly as possible. Since they didn't seem to approve of my answers, I was asked to show my ID card. "At last," I thought. But no! They were still very doubtful about me and I was asked to remove my veil for identification. Image by KayR Studios from Pexels I removed my veil and the lady scanned me as if I was a criminal. Finally, she had told me I was good to go and I sprinted to get on board. As I reached inside the plane, the air hostess told me to relax and no need to run since I was perfectly on time. On the words, I just heard the door slam shut behind me and I felt as if I was about to faint. But it was cool, I was heading to Amsterdam! I searched for my seat and since I was near the window, I had to get the 2 other passengers to move in order to get there. Once I was seated, I breathed heavily and let a sigh of relief. I made it this far and I was yet to go further. 14hrs of flight from now. But another unwelcoming experience was about to unfold. It was already 9 o'clock when I got on board and the last time I had something to eat was at 4.30 in the morning and since I had an incredible sprint, I was thirsty and tired. I searched for an air hostess and asked for some water. " I'll bring you that", on these words, she went off. 30 minutes went by, but no sign of a cup of water. I started getting irritated and at some point, I saw a steward and asked him for some water, yet, nothing. My irritation grew into anger and when I saw that other passengers were being served alcoholic beverages while I asked for water but was clearly not important enough to be served. Image by congerdesign from Pixabay At some point, I stopped another air hostess, and I told her that it was already 45 minutes since I asked for a glass of water but nothing was served to me, to which she replied, "it's on its way". I had never thought that I'd be facing such a situation in order to get some water. It was frustrating and needless to say that I was looking angry and when finally the water came, I had let out my frustration but it didn't seem to affect them. During the whole flight, this particular air hostess avoided me but I was not going to let this situation go unnoticed. I had trusted the company to show a good service but it seemed that they didn't care about their customers. However, I was far from imagining that my troubles were over. As we flew over Holland, I was completely mesmerized by the beautiful aerial view and I thought that maybe the difficulties were worth it, but the company proved me wrong again. Upon my arrival, I started freezing (since I live in Mauritius and I am not used to temperatures below 20). I had to find my way to the luggage lounge and when I got there, I was surprised to see that my suitcase was missing. I had just traveled for 14 hours and I had nothing with me except my backpack in which there were no clothes. This was the last drop that made me feel like I made a huge mistake in trusting the airline company I had retrieved my luggage after 36 hours, which meant that I had to do unnecessary expenses on the first day and even when I got my luggage, the handle of my suitcase was broken and the padlock went missing. Upon opening my suitcase, I saw that it had been searched but nothing was taken from it. I finally decided to write to the company and it took them approximately 2 months before processing my complaint. Image by Peter H from Pixabay I was happy that I was going on holidays for the first time and that I'd get to see a new place, discover incredible things and learn about a culture that is different from mine , but I was far from imagining that I would have to face so many hurdles before actually landing, and that too, without my suitcase. Nevertheless, I had a great time in Amsterdam. The only thing I can say is that, don't go for cheap tickets ,you'll end up paying heavily for it. ...
Europe in winter is a fun and exciting place, with snow and cold temperatures and of course special shows, events and festivities! Well, there are also warm places in Europe during winter, but that’s another story. Many European countries have unique festivals organized for the winter season… let me give the Muslim traveler some highlights of these festivals that can be enjoyed in some of the best European cities. So, start now, and plan for a fantastic winter vacation this coming season! A chance to participate in some splendid festivals while on your winter vacation in Europe. Amsterdam Light Festival, The Netherlands Picture Credit: Amsterdam Light Festival Facebook The light festival is all about fantastical light sculptures created by local and international artists. This winter, the festival will mark its 7th anniversary, bringing light to Amsterdam’s beautiful city center and its canals. As the festival is held over a period of two months, there is ample opportunity to view its splendor. Picture Credit: Amsterdam Light Festival Facebook Travelers and even locals can take in the sights of the light festival at several different locations around Amsterdam by boat, foot or bike. There are even special canal cruises arranged for viewing the wonders of this festival in its entirety, as the view from the water is the most spectacular. So, plan a winter trip which will allow you to partake in this annual event while enjoying a uniquely planned European winter vacation. Dates: November 29, 2018 to January 20, 2019 Snow and Ice Sculpture Festival, Bruges, Belgium Picture Credit: Ice Sculpture If you are visiting Belgium this winter, don’t miss out on their famed annual snow and ice sculpture festival which is a treat for young and old alike. Usually revolving around a theme chosen by the festival organizers, this event showcases the talents of many ice sculptors worldwide. For a small entrance fee everyone can enjoy the magic and wonder of an icy world during this European winter season. Dates: Late November 2018 to Early January 2019Location: Close to the Central Station, BrugesDress Code: Warm clothes as the temperature is usually around -6°C!Tickets: A fee is charged for entrance Bruges Christmas Market, Belgium Picture Credit: Newmarket Holidays Another well-attended festival during the winter months in the Christmas Market that annually crops up in Burges. Located close to the city center of Bruges, close to Market Square, this Christmas festooned market is a must visit even for the MUSLIM traveler. Not only is the market a place for all things Christmas including the traditional Christmas foods and drinks, but it also boasts a range of handmade customized products that make the ideal souvenir from Belgium. There is also an ice rink located within the market area where you can try ice skating! Dates: November 23, 2018 to January 01, 2019Tickets: entrance is free to all, except for a small fee for enjoying ice-skating on the ice rink.For more details, visit: https://www.visitbruges.be/ Sculpture Festival, Hasselt, Belgium Picture Credit: Discovering Belgium Another famous ice sculpture festival in Belgium is the one held at Hasselt annually. With over 300 tons of ice used to make the sculptures, the entire area is an Iceland of wonder that can be visited for two months. This year’s theme is Antarctica to honor the adventurer and Hasselt native Adrien de Gerlache who went there 120 years ago. Dates: November 19, 2018 to January 08, 2019Time: 12.00 noon to 10.00 pm daily, except on some special days when they close at 11.00 pm.Dress Code: Warm clothes as the temperature is usually very cold!Ticket prices and more details: http://www.ijssculptuur.be/en/ Up Helly Aa, Lerwick, Scotland Procession Picture Credit: Up Hella Aa A 24-hour festival consisting of parades and community celebrations, is a sight to behold. It is the biggest fire festival of the Shetland Isles held annually to celebrate the coming end to winter in the middle of winter. A tradition that has been upheld since the Vikings, this festival must be seen to be believed, and a great exposure for Muslim travelers visiting Scotland this coming winter. Date: January 29, 2019 (held on the last Tuesday in January annually)For more details, visit: https://www.shetland.org/things/events/culture-heritage/up-helly-aa Nice Carnival, France Picture Credit: Deccan Chronicle This carnival is a signature event held annually in Nice, France. The festival which goes on for two weeks revolves around a unique theme annually. The theme finalized for this winter is ‘King of Cinema’ to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the celebrated Victorine Studios on the Côte d'Azur. The carnival has six parades which boast 17 floats with over 1,000 people participating in these parades. These parades take place both day and night and make the city a place for fun and enjoyment, a two-week party in essence! Dates: February 16, 2009 to March 02, 2019Tickets: are required, check rates - http://en.nicecarnaval.com/ratesFor more details, visit: http://en.nicecarnaval.com Venice Carnival, Italy Picture Credit: Venice Carnival Italy Planning on visiting Italy this winter? Well, while there don’t miss out on the annual Venice Carnival which has been taking place for centuries. The Carnival which is considered one of the biggest celebrations in Italy; is abundant with masquerade balls to people parading the streets in Venetian masks. The Carnival filled with activities for children and adults alike with food fiestas, live performances, traditional events, and other entertainment. Some of the events of the Carnival include water shows, street shows, parades, best mask contests, balls, youth festivals and special events such as ‘the flight of the angel’ and the ‘festa delle Marie’. Dates: February 16, 2019 to March 05, 2019Tickets: some events are free to view, and others require tickets. Complete details can be obtained at http://www.carnevale.venezia.it/en Chocoa Festival, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Picture Credit: Heavenly Holland Are you a chocolate lover and chocoholic? Well, this Chocoa Festival is the place to be for you! At this festival you can learn all about chocolate – its origins to the latest trends and developments of today. You can meet renowned chocolate makers, taste a variety of different chocolate blends, learn the process of chocolate making and even become a connoisseur of chocolates - even more than you are right now! So, make Amsterdam a must visit location this winter while on your European winter tour, and enjoy some chocolate in the cold. Dates: Saturday, February 23, 2019 & Sunday, February 24, 2019Time: 10.00 am to 06.00 pmLocation: Beurs van Berlage, AmsterdamTickets: Buy online at https://www.chocoa.nl/events/chocoa-festival/...
With a significant rise in Muslim-Friendly countries, many have taken disposition to welcome Muslims in the best possible way, while helping them in having a number of facilities. Among the Muslim-friendly countries, Netherlands can be added to the list. Discover Halal Restaurants in the heart of Hague which promise to embark you on a gastronomic journey. 1. Baladi Manouche Picture Credit: Baladi Manouche A real travel into the Oriental countries. Lebanese tradition in the heart of Netherlands, more precisely in Den Haag. This Lebanese restaurant offers a colourful selection of Lebanese cuisine with manouches (flatbreads) topped with fresh and delectable ingredients. You can also choose from a succulent range of sweet dishes and drinks made in the pure Lebanese tradition. Address : Baladi Manouche, Torenstraat 95, 2513BP, Den HaagPhone number : 0619891597Opening hours: Closed on Mondays 9AM to 6PM (Tuesdays & Wednesdays) 9AM to 8PM (Thursdays) 9AM to 6PM (Fridays to Sundays)Website: baladionline.nl Facebook 2. Warung Mini Picture Credit: Facebook, Warung Mini Love Asian cuisine? Warung Mini promises to take you on a ride with incredible Surinamese-Javanese food at affordable prices. Warun mini which literally means small shop in Indonesian offers a plethora of curries, soups and also Nasi/Bami specialties which is prepared with deep fried balls of rice and pasta mixed with Indonesian spices. Enjoy these Asian dishes full of colours and flavours for just a few bucks. Address: Amsterdamse Veerkade 57aPhone number: 070 - 365 46 28Opening hours: 11AM to 11PM (Mondays to Fridays) 12PM to 11PM (Saturdays & Sundays)Website: warungminidenhaag.nlFacebook 3. Taste Of Persia Picture Credit: Facebook, Taste of Persia Another culinary treasure found in Hague is the Persian restaurant, Taste of Persia. It offers bold in colors and rich in taste food prepared and cooked in olive oil. Its dishes are mainly composed of fresh ingredients, bringing together a world of flavors in your mouth. Among its main courses, the restaurant proposes grilled and skewed meat served with vegetables and yellow rice. The restaurant also proposes stunning sweet dishes which are delectable, exquisite and full of flavors. Try the unavoidable Baklava, a sweet dish which is a mini puff pastry filled with nuts and honey. Or if you fancy something cold, try the Falude, which is a special Persian ice cream prepared with rose water ice cream, rice flour threads, and lemon juice. Address: Piet Heinstraat 8, 2518 CH The HaguePhone number: 031-654918003Opening hours: 5PM to 10PM (Mondays to Sundays) [Except Tuesdays]Website: www.tasteofpersia.org Facebook | Instagram...
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