So Chilis, Roma etc is not halal certified as well since they served alcohols. Still those places flocked with Malays. And MAS? Halal? Since they serve alcohols as well?

Never try that restaurant yet due to the price...
Still no halal cert but its restaurant focus is Malay food if I am not mistaken

Eated once at 1u ordered jiken satay and not well cooked

Called the waiter and he reheat it come back still not cooked well

Wtf la wont go there anymore

If the yahudi price meet the standard of the product, I willing to pay.

Yesterday at KLIA order yongchow fried rice set (include coleslaw, fishball soup & 1 air mata kucing). The price tag RM20. In the menu picture look nice. Once my order arrived, everything look sad. Fried rice no aroma and once put into mouth no "wok hei".
Coleslaw in picture show full in bowl but actual just quarter size. Fishball soup tasteless and air mata kucing taste waterdown.

Kalau tak dengki bukan.....

Everytime if melei customer banyak pergi restoran non, sure got this type of news.

roadside nasi lemak, CKT basah, pisang goreng cheese, etc.
got halal cert? never seen anyone complain pun?

I dont go Chilis and Roma, their food quality went downhill since many years ago. They can go flock there if they want.

MAS don’t cook their own food, Brahims did and now different suppliers are supplying. Serving alcoholic beverages is not the same as sourcing halal foods that were packed in secured trolleys ya

some of them dont care/closet atheist
i have malay friends and malay relatives who gamble and drink more than me

This post has been edited by tahfeikei: Oct 12 2023, 08:50 AM

itu different, itu bisnes bumi, support lah bisnes bangsa sendiri, halal x halal, kita bincang kemudian

Meanwhile happily smoking cigerates.

The food itself halal and sourced from, halal material, just no official cert sebab ada beer.

But itulah banyak Malaysian Muslim jadi bodoh kalau xde halal cert lol

Cadangan untuk melarang jual minuman di restoran milik bukan islam tidak membebankan dan tidak memberi kesan kepada bukan islam
Sekian

This post has been edited by smallydupe: Oct 12 2023, 08:51 AM

Visit Sarawak 2023, 2024, 2025 .....N

MK should add grill pork like mu-ping as an option for their nasi lemak. make it obvious non-halal since the market for halal is almost negligible.


This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Oct 12 2023, 08:54 AM

While some maintain cleanliness, let's see how most mamak restaurant, not clean and also waiters take foods with bare hands.

That same hand they use to touch their phone, mops, pens.. other people's cups (which has been held by other people).

In my area got one, can see a lot of org suci pakai jubah coming and eat.

I'm so confused.. but Nons with halal cert they still will doubt about halalness.

Itu sendiri auto-halal.. then they complain why most halal certification in Malaysia are hold by Non company/resto.

Duhh

This post has been edited by Natsukashii: Oct 12 2023, 09:02 AM

Sometimes I do find the bunch quite stupid.

But if you look at MK’s reasons for not getting halal certs, it is cause they serve alcoholic beverages as one of the reasons. If it is a yardstick, then I guess all pubs, hotels restaurants, hotel buffet dinners (including Ramadan buffet, I think), and drinking areas are non halal, yet can see a lot of Malays still flock there. Confusing, right?
I think there are more to halal than alcoholic and pork. But it seems that Malay Muslims are only concerned about these 2, when referring to halal. I recall Halal also requires food handling hygiene etc…so by definition, all those roadsides Malay stall, sarungs are not really halal, though they do not serve alcohol or pork.

u x sukak u jgn makan

apa lanciao pun nak halal cert

this kind of thing would ONLY happen in MY
it wouldn't even happen overseas because they don't really care until that extreme

and this is prolly the reason why arab are the top tourist in MY

This post has been edited by MR_alien: Oct 12 2023, 09:07 AM