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Anonymous users2024-01-24I have lived for two years and have not seen a halal restaurant.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In the food court. There is ramen on the second floor and lamb on the third floor, so you can have a meal.
Yes, there are a large number of Rosynya in Bangkok, all of whom have fled from Myanmar, and the Rohingya are Muslims.
There is no halal restaurant in the school, and there is a Lanzhou ramen restaurant outside the school, which tastes good.
Harvard University does not have a halal restaurant, but two restaurants prepare special dinners for Muslim students every weekend. But Harvard has a kosher restaurant called Hillel Dining Hall. >>>More
The menu at the Halbagh restaurant has pigeon soup and the taste is particularly delicious.
There must be three-star Michelin halal restaurants, because Muslims are a very large group, there are some countries that even 70% are Muslims, and the restaurants in their countries must also have food, so it is normal to have Michelin halal restaurants, including Malay, Indonesia, and Singapore, where restaurants will have Michelin three-star, and there are some special halal restaurants, and these restaurants will have more national characteristics. If you want to find out, you can buy a copy of the Michelin Red Book, which lists all the restaurants in the world. And different restaurants are rated every year. >>>More