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2019 is just around the corner! It’s time for you to start planning your upcoming holiday to an exotic country where you and your loved ones can have the time of your lives. With the growth of globalization, it is now easy for Muslims to enjoy a Muslim-friendly vacation almost anywhere in the world. Spoilt for choice and finding it hard to pick your next holiday destination? No worries! Below is a guide to some spots that will aid you in making your decision more smoothly and efficiently. Check out our travel packages and tours 1. Japan Japan being one of the most kid-friendly countries, I wouldn't hesitate to say that parents can worry less about stumbling upon dangers or hardships with the little ones. Not only does Japan provide its tourists with a rich culture and unique experience with its different traditions, but there is also a great number of hot-spots you can list down in your itinerary. These include the natural sightseeing locations like Mount Fuji and the Osaka Aquarium. For nature lovers, the Japanese-style garden, Kenroku-en, is a must visit. Another famous spot to head to would be Tokyo Disneyland, a dream destination for those traveling with the children. 2. Spain You haven’t entirely lived your life if you haven’t paid a visit to Spain. From the vast amount of places to tour, its history and its culture to the Muslim-friendly hotels and restaurants, Spain is an ideal destination for your summer holidays. Even if you are a person with toddlers or just too tired to lag around the little ones, Spain has plenty of parks to pick from for a relaxed picnic under the shade with your loved ones. One such park would be Park Güell due to its distinctive features brimming with unique structural designs and monuments. If you are in Madrid, do not leave without visiting the public square - Puertadel Sol. When in Barcelona, The Magic Fountain Show is proved to be a super hit with the small ones. You might also want to drop by to the La Rambla Street for some scrumptious gelato while you are there. 3. Switzerland What better place to take your family and friends to than a place that lets them build a snowman? If you’re visiting from a country which only revolve around the sun and rain, your group will surely be so elated with this change of ambience. Not only does Switzerland offer the greatest quality of chocolates, but parents can also encourage their children to pick up learning opportunities with regards to the different types of languages spoken or ethnicities present. There are quite a few sightseeing spots that you and your family can visit but some of the top ones would be the Zurich Zoo, the Kapellbrüke (also known as the Chapel Bridge), the Rhine Falls, and let’s not forget the Alps! 4. Australia Ah, the Land Down Under! Australia is a go-to spot for not only adrenaline junkies looking to spend their time doing blood-rushing adventures but it is also one of the best ideal spots for someone who wishes to opt for a more relaxed vacation. It is guaranteed that your itinerary for a place like Aussie will be nothing short of fun and enjoyment. Thanks to the country’s terrific weather, this serves as a plus point for those looking to enjoy strolls or picnics on beaches like Cape Conran in Victoria and Frangipani Beach in Queensland. Sydney should be a definite go-to location on your list. The Royal Botanic Garden by the Sydney Harbor is a beauty you must witness before your very eyes. As a treat for your kids, you can hop onto a ferry from Circular Quay and head towards the Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House and the Luna Park. 5. Maldives Generally, when someone says they hope to visit Maldives, people presume that it’s for a honeymoon or for a romantic getaway with their significant other. However, it’s not just for the lovebirds. Maldives is also considered as a great Muslim-friendly vacation spot for trips with family or friends. Unlike what many believe, Maldives does not have to be a destination that creates a dent in your wallet. If pre-planned carefully, you can tour the Maldives as a budget-friendly holiday. The Maldives does not only offer white sand beaches and a whole load of coral reef. The Maldives is best known for their water sports and snorkeling activities. You can even take the kids for dolphin watching and sandbank swimming at Kaashidhoo where the water is so clear you will be left amazed. 6. Singapore Having a proportion of 15% of its population as Muslims, Singapore thrives on Muslim-friendly locations and eateries where a huge number of their cafes and restaurants are HALAL certified. If you wish to cover all famous landmarks in Singapore, make sure you have a few days in hand. Some of the best few to visit with your children would be Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, the Singapore Zoo and Marina Bay. Gardens by the Bay is also recommended as it enables your kids to learn and witness a vast variety of lush greenery and exotic plants in a beautiful and one-of-a-kind setting (let’s not forget the Instagram-worthy photos that you can take). 7. Germany If you wish to go back in time and have major throwbacks of the Islamic heritage and culture back in the day, Berlin and Munich are the places to be when in Germany. The two cities have the highest proportion of the Muslim population so you need not worry when it comes to being on the lookout for Halal restaurants or Muslim-friendly attractions due to the abundance present. If you are looking to visit historical hot-spots, the Berlin Wall, the Berlin Mosque and the Brandenburg Gate can be included into your itinerary. In terms of Halal food, the Baraka for Moroccan food, and the Yarok Fine Syrian Food for Mediterranean food are the places you would love to dine at. 8. Turkey Previously being the home to the Ottoman Caliphate, Turkey is a country constructed of Islamic structures. Turkey brims with Islamic heritage and culture which can be deemed as pleasant for tourists, some of which are showcased in the Topkapi Palace and the Sultan Ahmet Mosque. Do drop by Istanbul and visit the blue mosque for a feel of true Islamic architecture. You will also find a large amount of `bazaars` at reasonable prices to shop from. A city to visit in Turkey with your family is Alanya. The Alanya Castle is a great spot which will give you a holistic view of the entire city from the top. One attraction which will be a hit for your children would be the Pirate Ship Cave Tour. After a tiresome day of sightseeing, you can grab some delicious Halal food from Mezze Grill Ocakbasi Restaurant if you are in the mood for some pizza or seafood. Summertime comes off as a busy time for Turkey, so be sure to plan well ahead to avoid disappointment when it comes to hotels and tours. 9. Morocco Distinguished for it’s out-of-the-ordinary culture, Morocco amalgamates influences from Europe and Islam and is overflowing with modern depictions of customary Islam. Karaouine Mosque in Morocco is considered a tourist magnet and it’s the largest mosque in Africa, spacious enough to fit 22,000 people at once. You can choose to wander through the lively blue streets of Chefchaouen and devour delectable Moroccan cuisines from famous restaurants like Restaurant Dar Hatim and Les Saveurs de Riad Fes Maya. Along with over 400 mosques, you and your family can also tour their museums such as Dar Batha and Nejjarine Museum in Fez. PS: While you wander around the streets of Morocco, you can treat yourself to pure leather merchandise and Moroccan slippers at one of the souks in Fez like Souk Serrajine. 10. France France is the ultimate spot to be during summer. You can never get bored rigid in such a place taking into account the large number of attractions and activities that this stunning country has in store for tourists. Disneyland Paris is an obvious choice if you are traveling with your children, along with the countless popular attractions and sightseeing spots like the Eiffel Tower, The Louvre and Jardin du Luxembourg Garden. You can also visit the Grande Mosquee de Paris, a beautiful mosque in Paris. France also has no shortage of Halal restaurants. You can find various cuisines in multiple eateries, Turkish food at the Sizin Restaurant, Mexican food at Baili and if you desire authentic Halal French cuisine, Les GrandsEnfants should be number one on your list of places to dine at. There are a lot of great muslim-friendly spots that can be recommended for your vacation but it is imperative to take into account the wishes of your children as well if they are tagging along in order to have a successful trip where everyone is satisfied. Check out our Travel Blogs for more travel inspirations...
Connecting with fellow Muslim food lovers and cooking experts has changed with the rise of Halal food bloggers whose blogs feature their favourite recipes, restaurants and even interesting anecdotes. This is slowly making an impact when it comes to understanding why Halal food is important for Muslims as well. Referring to Halal food blogs can be pretty useful when you need to locate restaurants with delicious Halal food in different cities – especially if you are looking for reviews and recommendations. If you are a self-professed foodie who is always on the lookout for amazing Halal food restaurants or that perfect Eid dessert recipe to try, you should check out these Halal food blogs! Check out our blogs 1) My Halal Kitchen Picture: MyHalalKitchen American blogger Yvonne Maffei’s My Halal Kitchen is the ultimate blog for a foodie who loves cooking, especially if you are on the lookout for mouthwatering Halal versions of Mediterranean or Italian dishes. Yvonne also stresses the importance of using quality ingredients over processed items. She always talks about how she uses excellent Halal substitutes in her recipes. If you wish to hone your cooking skills or need some helpful tips to expand your Halal food knowledge, checking out My Halal Kitchen will certainly be useful for you. Website: MyHalalKitchen Facebook | Instagram 2) The London Haloodie Picture: TheLondonHaloodie Yes, fine dining can be expensive no matter where you live, but special gourmet delights do not come cheap since the experience is usually quite wonderful. The London Haloodie is a great guide that can help you out! It is run by a food lover based in London as the name suggests, who aims to show that Muslims can still have rewarding dining experiences that include Halal-friendly options. Even if your budget limits you from exploring fine dining restaurants, you can still enjoy some tantalizing food photos from various restaurants from around the world and check out her reviews. Be warned - your hunger pangs will kick in after a going through this blog! Website: TheLondonHaloodie Facebook | Instagram 3) Amanda's Plate Picture: AmandasPlate This blog is run by former Masterchef contestant Amanda Saab. Here, you can go through many delicious recipes from someone who is really passionate about food and culinary expertise. Amanda, being a Lebanese descent, also shares some of her more personal recipes of dishes that she enjoyed during her childhood along with her love for cooking. You will also find some great healthy recipes or posts here while sifting through the wonderful food photos on this blog. Website: AmandasPlate Facebook | Instagram 4) My Big Fat Halal Blog Picture: MyBigFatHalalBlog With My Big Fat Halal Blog, you can join Ayesha Razak on her travel experiences and her expedition to the best food joints in the United Kingdom – all with the intention to discover the latest spots foodies should not miss. Whether you are looking for the next best place for a juicy burger or street food treats, this blog is your yummy guide to the most appetizing places along with reviews as well. Ayesha also posts recipes that are worth checking out, paired with Instagram worthy photos that food lovers will certainly appreciate. Website: MyBigFatHalalBlog Facebook | Instagram 5) Steak and Teeth Picture: SteakAndTeeth This London-based blog complete with ratings and reviews is run by duo Tanim Rahman, a dentist, and Siddika Ahmed, a mental health nurse. Both of them are also avid food enthusiasts. They also post recipes on their blog that features a nice variety of cuisines, which will certainly come in handy during Eid or Ramadan. With entertaining yet in-depth reviews, Steak and Teeth is another great guide to the countless eateries around London especially when it comes to locating good Halal options in such a diverse setting. Website: SteakAndTeeth Facebook | Instagram 6) The Lebanese Plate Picture: TheLebanesePlate Sydney-based blogger, Lina, has created The Lebanese Plate by combining her love for Lebanese cuisine and enthusiasm for food photography. You will find a delicious range of recipes, along with some Lebanese-Australian fusion specialties that are all created with Halal ingredients. Lina has mentioned that the blog is her special way of connecting with her Lebanese heritage and sharing her passion for food photography. So if you are a fellow food lover who enjoys taking photos of all things related to food, you will certainly enjoy her blog! Website: TheLebanesePlate Facebook | Instagram 7) Chef In Disguise Picture: ChefInDisguise Sawsan Abu Farha is a Palestinian blogger residing in the UAE who runs Chef In Disguise. She writes about authentic Middle-Eastern recipes and other cuisines occasionally. She would also include the intriguing history behind most of her dishes which are pretty interesting to read, and usually paired with delectable photos of food. There is no doubt that you will definitely learn something new if you are interested in Middle-Eastern cuisines just by trying out some recipes from her blog. Website: ChefInDisguise Facebook | Instagram Explore our Website...
Especially with the increase in Muslim millennial travellers, there is no doubt that the Muslim Travel Market is continuing to evolve due to new trends that are shaping and changing Halal travel. Muslims who love to travel and seek amazing, yet authentic travel experiences are well aware of the common issues that arise while they travel to certain destinations. Looking at the results of the Global Muslim Travel Index (GMTI 2018) by Mastercard-CrescentRating, some of the top non-OIC travel destinations have also recognised the rapid rise in Muslim travellers and are aiming towards improving Muslim-friendly travel. This latest report goes into detail on how the availability of Halal food, prayer facilities and other requirements can make destinations more Muslim-friendly. Most non-OIC destinations have higher scored than in the previous years, as they have started to understand the Muslim Travel Market better and improve their services accordingly. So, if you are stuck wondering where you can have Muslim-friendly holidays, don’t miss out on these non-OIC destinations listed below. Book a Halal hotel with us! Singapore With numerous options when it comes to Halal food, prayer facilities and even Halal-friendly hotels, it’s no surprise that Singapore is at the top of the list of Muslim-friendly holiday destinations for families and millennials. Not only is Singapore a popular shopping destination, but it’s also a great place to try out a variety of cuisines both local and international alike – and there are wonderful Halal food options available too. According to the GMTI 2018 report, Singapore is at the top of the list of destinations that create a supportive environment for Muslim travellers. Additionally, Singapore is within the top five destinations when it comes to good communication according to the report. Thailand Thailand also makes it to the list of top Muslim-friendly non-OIC destinations according to the GMTI 2018 report. You don’t need to postpone that exotic trip to Thailand just yet – Muslim travellers no longer have to struggle when it comes to locating Halal food, prayer facilities or mosques in Thailand. The city’s capital Bangkok has plenty of Halal restaurants where travellers can sample the excellent local cuisines and will also find many mosques as well. From breathtakingly beautiful islands framed by the turquoise ocean to the fascinating local culture, Thailand is undoubtedly an interesting place to visit. United Kingdom With a growing Muslim population, the United Kingdom is another destination to add to your travel list especially, if you are looking for Muslim-friendly cities in Europe. Muslim travellers will be able to find Halal restaurants and prayer facilities quite easily in most towns, and the United Kingdom has always been a popular travel destination. There are many interesting historical landmarks, attractions as well as famous places that you simply must not miss out on, and most main cities are just great for Halal holidays in Europe. Cities such as Birmingham, Liverpool or Manchester just to name a few, are especially Muslim-friendly with a number of Muslims dwelling in these areas. Japan Japan is another fascinating destination that is worth visiting, and that makes it onto the list of Muslim-friendly non-OIC destinations. While most Muslim travellers will say that locating Halal food might be challenging, there has been an increase in the number of Halal restaurants in cities like Tokyo, Kyoto and Kobe. Additionally, there has been a rise in Muslim-friendly facilities as well, due to the growth of the Muslim population, and including an increase in Muslim travellers to Japan. So,you can still enjoy Muslim-friendly holidays and take in the sights and sound of Japan. Taiwan Most Muslim visitors to Taiwan will face a few issues when it comes to locating Halal food or ensuring a Muslim-friendly experience, however, there is no need to reconsider your travel plans. The main city of Taipei has become much more Muslim-friendly with a small but growing Muslim population and there is an increase in Halal restaurants as well. When it comes to prayer facilities, travellers can visit the Taipei Grand Mosque which is a historical landmark, and the other option is the Taipei Cultural Mosque. Hong Kong There has been a noticeable rise in Muslim travellers to Hong Kong, which is on the list of top non-OIC destinations according to GMTI 2018. While Muslim travellers need to be aware that Halal restaurants or outlets are limited, the increase in Muslim travellers has prompted the need to create more Muslim-friendly options. Hong Kong’s Muslim population is growing as well, and that comes with an increase in Halal restaurants and Muslim-friendly facilities too. You will also find more Halal products in stores than in previous times. South Africa Despite being a non-OIC destination, South Africa has become a major favourite among Muslim travelers, especially Cape Town where there is significant Muslim population. It’s one of the more ideal holiday destinations for Muslim families with a very interesting culture and unique places for nature lovers too. Muslim travelers won’t face major issues when looking for prayer facilities or Halal restaurants especially in Cape Town and Johannesburg. But overall, Muslim travelers will be able to enjoy a Muslim-friendly holiday in South Africa. Germany Germany is another excellent place to visit, especially if you prefer to visit more Muslim-friendly cities in Europe, which will include Berlin, Dusseldorf and Munich to name a few. Germany has an intriguing history as well as many interesting sights and monuments – which are some great reasons to go on a Halal tour where you can learn more about this destination. Additionally, Muslim travellers will be able to locate mosques and places that serve Halal food quite easily since there is growing Muslim population in Germany. According to the GMTI 2018, Germany is in the top ten list of destinations that are more accessible. France France is another great non-OIC destination that you can add to your travel list, which is known for excellent cuisine, culture and interesting history. Referring to the GMTI 2018, this destination also falls in the top ten accessible countries. There are plenty of Halal restaurants in Paris due to the increasing Muslim population, and this is where you will get to sample a variety of international and local cuisines. Due to ethnic diversity, France has some of the mot Muslim-friendly cities in Europe and there will be no shortage of prayer facilities as there are several mosques in the main cities such as Paris and Lyon.s Australia Although Australia is a non-OIC destination, there is a great variety of Halal dining options around the country – especially in Sydney, Brisbane and Queensland. With the rise in Muslim travellers to the continent, there has been an increase in Muslim-friendly facilities and Halal restaurants too. There are plenty of interesting activities and amazing places to see in Australia, especially when it comes to wildlife. Mosques and prayer places are easily accessible in the main cities too. Australia is also one of the best holiday destinations for Muslim families as there is something for everyone to enjoy. Go on a Halal Trip with us! Check out our City Guides!...
Perth, Western Australia’s capital, and known for its fabulous sunny weather, is a blend of urban life and the great outdoors. The gateway to Western Australia, Perth oozes charm. It is the perfect spot for a holiday, whether alone or with loved ones, and in our opinion, is a definite must-include on every travel addict's bucket list! Boasting countless must-visits and must-sees, from fascinating museums and galleries, to fantastic restaurants and cafés, great shopping spots, beautiful, picture-perfect white sandy beaches and pristine coastlines, renowned landmarks, iconic lush gardens, cute wildlife and stunning, legendary sunsets, the bustling city is a gem of a destination that will give you an experience that will leave you mesmerized and craving more. Perth's Best Shopping Spots Read our Guide to Western Australia Muslims visiting the city will also be pleased to know that it’s quite Muslim-friendly! While the percentage of Muslims residing in Perth may not be as high as it is in other major cities in Australia, such as Melbourne and Sydney, Perth does have a sizeable Muslim population. So for those wondering if they’ll be able to find mosques and prayer places in Perth, the answer is YES! There are a number of mosques in Perth and in its suburbs that are used by its local Muslim community as well as tourists, in addition to a plethora of great Halal restaurants. While many of these mosques and prayer rooms may not be large or fancy, they serve their purpose well. So, if you’re planning a trip to the city, finding prayer places in Perth shouldn’t be a worry at all for you with the help of our list! 1. Perth Mosque Picture Credit - www.beautifulmosque.com Perth mosque is not only the city’s oldest mosque - built in 1901 - but also its most popular one. Located in the city center, on one of its busiest streets, this mosque is not only frequented by local Muslims belonging to a plethora of nationalities, but also by tourists from around the world, due to its central location. The mosque hosts all five daily prayers and Jumu’ah prayers on Fridays as well as Eid prayers. It has separate prayer and wudhu sections for both males and females. Address: 427 William Street, Northbridge, Perth WA 6000, AustraliaOpening Times: During prayer timesContact: +61 8 9328 8535 2. Perth City Musallah / Murray Street Musallah Picture Credit - anggo frizman, maps.google.com Located in London Court, a popular shopping arcade in Perth’s CBD, the Murray Street Musallah is mostly visited by worshippers working in the vicinity, as well as shoppers who happen to be in the area during prayer times. The Musallah has an area for men and women, but it's only open for Dhuhr and Asr prayers, and it doesn't have wudhu facilities. Those wanting to use the room will have to Press #3 then speaker to open the door. Address: Suite No. 3 101 Murray Street, Perth 6000, AustraliaOpening Times: Open only during Dhuhr and Asr prayersContact: +61 414 134 945Website: www.perthcitymusallah.org.au Twitter 3. Masjid Ibrahim Picture Credit - www.masjidibrahim.com.au Masjid Ibrahim is a mosque located in Southern River, a suburb of Perth. The purpose-built mosque not only offers prayer and wudhu facilities for men and women, but also hosts a variety of religious and educational classes, from Tajweed and Fiqh to Hadith and Islamic history. Masjid Ibrahim is mainly frequented by the Muslims residing in the area, thus making it the ideal place to visit for those looking to learn more about the Muslim community there, whether Muslim or non-Muslim. Address: 1526 Leslie St. Southern River, WA, AustraliaOpening Times: Open throughout the dayContact: +61 412 785 919Website: www.masjidibrahim.com.au Twitter 4. Harbour Town Musallah Picture Credit - gopray.com.au Located at a well-known specialty shopping spot, the Watertown Brand Outlet Centre, the Harbour Town Musallah is a convenient spot for Muslims visiting the shopping centre there to pray. The prayer room can be found near the Centre’s Management Office and the Tourist Information Lounge near the car park. Address: Watertown Brand Outlet Centre, 840 Wellington Street, West Perth WA 6005, AustraliaOpening Times: Open at prayer timesContact: +61 8 9321 2282 5. Canning Mosque/ Queens Park Mosque/ Perth Mosque Queens Park Picture Credit - beautifulmosque.com The Queens Park Mosque, also known as the Turkish Suleymaniye Masjid of Canning is located in another of Perth’s suburbs, Queens Park. Serving the neighbourhood’s Muslim community, the masjid hosts the five daily prayers as well as Jumu’ah prayers on Fridays, and offers prayer and ablution facilities for men and women. It also hosts Islamic classes for children. Address: 239 Welshpool Road, Queens Park WA 6107, AustraliaOpening Times: Open at prayer timesContact: +61 8 9358 6539Website: http://canningmosque.com/ 6. Rivervale Mosque & Islamic Centre Picture Credit - islammaps.com Located in Rivervale; another suburb of Perth, is the city’s second oldest metropolitan Mosque, the Rivervale Mosque. The beautiful mosque and Islamic centre hosts the five daily prayers, Jumu’ah prayers on Fridays, as well as Eid prayers. It has separate prayer and wudhu sections for men and women, and a variety of religious classes, such as tafseer classes, and even one for new Muslims interested in furthering their knowledge. Address: 9 Rowe Ave, Rivervale WA 6103, AustraliaOpening Times: Open throughout the dayContact: +61 8 9362 2210Website: www.islamiccouncilwa.com.au 7. Ar Rukun Mosque Picture Credit - www.islammaps.com Opened in 1998, Ar Rukun Mosque in Rockingham, south-west of the Perth city centre, serves the increasing number of Muslims settling down in Rockingham and neighbouring areas. It hosts the five daily prayers as well as Jumu’ah prayers on Fridays, and offers facilities for men and women alike. Address: 4 Attwood Way, Rockingham WA 6168, AustraliaOpening Times: Open throughout the dayContact: +61 8 9527 8633Website: www.ar-rukunmosque.org.au Facebook Mosques near me in Perth Halal Restaurants near me in Perth While we’ve only listed out 7 mosques here, there are plenty of other prayer places within the city and its suburbs. To make finding them easier, why not install the Halaltrip mobile app?. The app will also allow you to find Halal restaurants in Perth, must-see attractions, and much more! So, download the app today and make your Halal trip to Australia a fabulous one!...
Australia is not only among the top tourist destinations, but it's also an amazing place for foodies to explore, and Melbourne is no exception. With the diversity in culture, you will be bound to find a wonderful variety of cuisines to try out. If a Halal food guide to Melbourne is what you need, we have listed a couple of awesome places that serve up some excellent Halal food - that you must not miss out on! Drop by these spots if you are hoping to find halal restaurants near you in Melbourne that serve up some delicious grub. Find a Halal Restaurant near you in Melbourne Download our Halal Guide to Australia 1. Rumi Restaurant Picture Credit - facebook.com/rumibrunswick/ What could be better than aromatic spicy flavours? Rumi is a well-known Lebanese restaurant in Melbourne where you can enjoy a pleasant meal in the nice, comfortable setting where the walls are covered with Arabic writing. If you are in the mood for barbecued chicken wings or slow-roasted, marinated lamb shoulder bursting with flavour - Rumi has you covered. Some other dishes to check out also include their unique rice pilaf and the Persian meatballs – which are some much-loved favourites.If you don’t feel like going out for a meal, Rumi’s has a wonderful takeaway menu with some delicious stuff that you can enjoy at home. Do note that even though Rumi serves alcohol, all food that is served and prepared is Halal. Cuisine: Lebanese, Middle-Eastern, Mediterranean Address: 116 Lygon Street, East Brunswick, Melbourne VIC 3057, AustraliaOpening Hours: Monday to Sunday6pm to 10pm (dinner only)Price Range: 17 AUD – 25 AUD Reservations and contact no: +61 3 9388 8255Website: http://rumirestaurant.com.au/ Facebook 2. CBD Kebabs Picture Credit - getmehsp.com.au CBD Kebabs still remains as a popular Halal restaurant in the CBD of Melbourne for those who love their late night takeaway. With delectable sauces to go with well-roasted meats and pita bread, what more do you need? Along with some crispy fries, you have the most filling late night snack that qualifies as a satisfying dinner. Don’t forget to try their Halal snack pack too, which is a wonderful mix of barbequed meat, fries and mouth-watering sauces. So, take your pick from chicken, lamb or falafel wraps – or even a mix of everything, if you like! Cuisine: Fast Food, Middle Eastern, Take-awayAddress: 2/546 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, AustraliaOpening Hours: Sunday to Thursday10 AM to 4AMFriday to Saturday10 AM to 7AMPrice Range: 12 AUD to 20 AUDReservation: no reservationsContact: -Website: - Facebook 3. Dolan Uyghur Food Heaven Picture Credit - dolanuyghurhalalrestaurant.com.au If you want to try something different, Dolan Uyghur Food Heaven might be the ideal place to drop by. This restaurant is where you can taste some unique Uyghur flavours and dishes, most of which contain beef or lamb. But they do have some great vegetarian options, too. Their specialties include the lamb skewers and tasty noodle dishes – such as Gurush Uni Lagmeni made with a spicy gravy. There are three more outlets which are located at Melbourne City Store 2, Springvale and Boxhill if you are ever in those areas. The simple, cozy setting of the restaurant is great if you are dining out with friends or family too.Cuisine: Uyghur, Central AsianAddress: 166 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia (Melbourne City Store 1)Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday12 PM to 10PmPrice Range: 13 AUD – 30 AUDReservation: -Contact: +61 3 9041 8802Website: http://dolanuyghurhalalrestaurant.com.au/ 4. Morrocan Soup Bar Picture Credit - moroccansoupbar.com.au Doesn’t a delicious meal in a cosy setting seem inviting? Then you should visit the Moroccan Soup Bar, one of the best places to enjoy vegetarian delights. Do check out their famous chickpea bake as well, which is a favorite that you shouldn't miss out on. You can enjoy the basic banquet for 25 AUD which is the set menu for the day. Interestingly, there is no physical menu but a verbal one – they simply tell you what’s available and then take your order. Additionally, they provide generous portions. So if there are any delicious leftovers from the meal you can easily bring your own container to take some home.Cuisine: Middle-Eastern, VegetarianAddress: 183 St Georges Rd, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, AustraliaOpening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday6 PM to 10 PMPrice Range: 20 AUD - 25 AUDReservation: not availableContact - +61 3 9482 4240Website: http://moroccansoupbar.com.au/ Facebook 5. Mamak Picture Credit - facebook.com/MamakHaymarket Mamak is another place that you should visit if you enjoy Malaysian food and some good flavors. This restaurant has become popular for its traditional Asian food such as roti canai, satay, ayam goreng, nasi goreng and much more. The inspiration of the restaurant comes from the traditional Malaysian hawker centres, which you can really taste when you drop in for a bite. You can basically get a chance to experience some traditional, authentic Malaysian hawker dishes when you visit Mamak. This is an ideal spot for a get-together with a few friends when you crave something spicy and delicious.Cuisine: Asian, MalaysianAddress: 366 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, AustraliaOpening Hours: Lunch – 11:30 AM to 2:30 AMDinner – 5:30 AM to 9:30 AMPrice Range: 10 AUD – 25 AUDReservation: -Contact: +61 3 9670 3137Website: http://mamak.com.au/ Facebook | Instagram | Twitter 6. Mama Wong’s Kitchen Picture credit - facebook.com/mwkitchenofficial At Mama Wong’s Kitchen you can get an awesome variety of Chinese, Thai and Malaysian food that will leave you wanting more. This family-run business has become a popular spot for halal Chinese food in Melbourne and some awesome take-away too. From Beef Noodles to Nasi Goreng or if you are in the mood for chicken in black bean sauce or maybe sweet and sour prawns – Mama Wong’s kitchen has a pretty good range to choose from. Mama Wong’s should be your next stop for excellent Chinese Halal food in a simple, casual little restaurant – a combination that you really can’t go wrong with. Cuisine: Chinese, Thai, Malaysian, Take-awayAddress: 164 Sydney Rd, Coburg VIC 3058, AustraliaOpening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday5 PM to 9:30 PM (closed on Mondays and public holidays)Price Range: 10 AUD – AUD 15Reservation: -Contact: +61 3 9383 4196Website: http://www.mamawongs.com.au/ Facebook 7. Nasi Lemak House Picture credit - facebook.com/nasilemakhouse If you are craving some Asian flair, Nasi Lemak House is the place to drop by and get your fix. There are some delicious versions of nasi lemak and laksa that you must try if you enjoy the flavours of Malaysian cuisine. The Malay dishes at this restaurant has that wonderful home-made flavour that makes the food something special. The nice simple setting makes this an ideal spot to come in with some friends or family for a meal when you are looking for Halal restaurants in Melbourne.Cuisine: MalaysianAddress: 115 Grattan St, Carlton VIC 3053, AustraliaOpening Hours: Monday to Sunday12 PM to 9PM (summer trading hours)Price Range: 12.8 AUD to 15.8 AUDReservation: -Contact: +61 3 9348 4900Website: http://nasilemakhouse.com.au/ Facebook | Instagram Now that you know where to go for your Halal food fix - start planning your trip to Melbourne right now! Book a Halal trip to Australia with us!...
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