Favourite Halal Restaurants in the UK

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Hey Salaamz people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We all like to eat and so why don't we share with others wot our fave restaurants/places to eat are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

That way if we are ever in those towns/areas then we can try some of the lovely atmosfer and food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So let the food lists begin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Just write
[b]1) the name of the restaurant
2) where it is
3) and the reason why u like the restaurant.............................................................[/b]

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Dave — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 18:23

I'm not a fan of weddings at the moment.

I've determined they are much like sausage - but especially like politics in that they're nice... but you just don't want to know how they are made.

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 19:40

[quote="yuit"]

Hate Chinese, had spring roll, chicken noodles and sweet and sour rice , took me a couple day to get the over the taste, maybe the Duck nice, haven't really been able to experiment as there a limited halal option there.

Not a big fan of eating out, much prefer ordering Pizza and home and chilling.[/quote]

ur a boring person yuit :roll:

btw u made the wrong selection when u ordered chinese food

yuit — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 20:18

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"][quote="yuit"]

Hate Chinese, had spring roll, chicken noodles and sweet and sour rice , took me a couple day to get the over the taste, maybe the Duck nice, haven't really been able to experiment as there a limited halal option there.

Not a big fan of eating out, much prefer ordering Pizza and home and chilling.[/quote]

ur a boring person yuit :roll:
[/quote]

lol, i know, i blame old age. 🙁

*DUST* — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 20:29

[quote="yuit"]Hate Chinese, had spring roll, chicken noodles and sweet and sour rice , took me a couple day to get the over the taste, maybe the Duck nice, haven't really been able to experiment as there a limited halal option there.[/quote]
:shock: 'hate' is a strong word... 🙁

😉

and wot the heck is 'sweet and sour RICE'?? u sure it wasnt sweet and sour chicken u ordered? :? 😛

btw there are actually loadsa halal chinese places to eat at... for starters go to 'Oriental City' in London (its a mall on edgware road) - dont go into any of the restaurants, there's a food court and the thai, malaysian and other food is all halaal. 🙂

and u can try duck in southall - the place latifah mentioned (TKC summat).

yuit — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 20:37

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="yuit"]Hate Chinese, had spring roll, chicken noodles and sweet and sour rice , took me a couple day to get the over the taste, maybe the Duck nice, haven't really been able to experiment as there a limited halal option there.[/quote]
:shock: 'hate' is a strong word... 🙁

😉

and wot the heck is 'sweet and sour RICE'?? u sure it wasnt sweet and sour chicken u ordered? :? 😛

btw there are actually loadsa halal chinese places to eat at... for starters go to 'Oriental City' in London (its a mall on edgware road) - dont go into any of the restaurants, there's a food court and the thai, malaysian and other food is all halaal. 🙂

and u can try duck in southall - the place latifah mentioned (TKC summat).[/quote]

It had rice and chicken in it, it gave me a sore throat for a couple of days, when i didn't need it. Lost my taste buds for a couple of days as well, yeah hate is a strong word, but justified in this case.

Dave — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 20:38

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Augustus"]Anybody else a sweet and sour chicken or General tso's chicken junky?[/quote]u mean besides me? :)[/quote]

hehehhehe - good taste!

it's a real painful decision choosing one or the other... they shouldn't do that to people.

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 21:52

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="yuit"]Hate Chinese, had spring roll, chicken noodles and sweet and sour rice , took me a couple day to get the over the taste, maybe the Duck nice, haven't really been able to experiment as there a limited halal option there.[/quote]
:shock: 'hate' is a strong word... 🙁

😉

and wot the heck is 'sweet and sour RICE'?? u sure it wasnt sweet and sour chicken u ordered? :? 😛

btw there are actually loadsa halal chinese places to eat at... for starters go to 'Oriental City' in London (its a mall on edgware road) - dont go into any of the restaurants, there's a food court and the thai, malaysian and other food is all halaal. 🙂

and u can try duck in southall - the place latifah mentioned (TKC summat).[/quote]

u can get duck in east London too

also-roasted lamb is a really good choice in a chinese restuarant

I'm not a fan of sweet n sour stuff

*DUST* — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 22:22

i can guess y u guys (yuit and lilsis) dont like sweet and sour chicken - its coz ur too used to ur hot desi food! 😛
thats the very reason i like it - the whole point of going out to eat as u mentioned lilsis (and muslimsis) is to try summat different, and sweet and sour is just that - not at all hot, and a totally new taste... 🙂

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 22:25

[quote="*DUST*"]i can guess y u guys (yuit and lilsis) dont like sweet and sour chicken - its coz ur too used to ur hot desi food! 😛
thats the very reason i like it - the whole point of going out to eat as u mentioned lilsis (and muslimsis) is to try summat different, and sweet and sour is just that - not at all hot, and a totally new taste... :)[/quote]

tis tru that i dont like change too much-

my sis is a fan of sweet n sour stuff

i dont even like salt n vineger crips :?

yuit — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 22:29

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"][quote="*DUST*"]i can guess y u guys (yuit and lilsis) dont like sweet and sour chicken - its coz ur too used to ur hot desi food! 😛
thats the very reason i like it - the whole point of going out to eat as u mentioned lilsis (and muslimsis) is to try summat different, and sweet and sour is just that - not at all hot, and a totally new taste... :)[/quote]

tis tru that i dont like change too much-

[/quote]

Same here, had Nando chicken once, don't know what they done to it, but it made me sick. I normally love chicken. :?

*DUST* — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 22:30

[quote="yuit"]Same here, had Nando chicken once, don't know what they done to it, but it made me sick. I normally love chicken. :?[/quote] :shock: ok you're just weird yuit! 😛

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 - 22:31

[quote="yuit"]
Same here, had Nando chicken once, don't know what they done to it, but it made me sick. I normally love chicken. :?[/quote]

i hate nando's chicken too :?

but thats cos I aint a fan of chicken

tis so sad that me n sis cant ever decide where to eat when we go out-she loves eating diff stuff

and I'm more than happy with MD or a kebab roll

we just end up coming home with sumin from Greggs :roll:

Ramz — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 - 12:29

When I lived at home I often used to drive down with friends to eat in a restuarant in Manchester. I love the night life in wimmy road.

MuslimSisLilSis — Wed, 22 Feb 2006 - 18:08

when i'm in B'ham my uncles sumtimes take me out to wimslosw road

perosnally-i dont think the food there is all that :roll:

but its nice to have a night out sumtimes with family

Angel — Wed, 22 Feb 2006 - 18:18

I know most people go out to eat to try somethin new but i am an exception to that. I love eating out but most of my cousins dont so rarely go, no fun in eatin out alone!

However when i do go, i only ever eat indian food (wich i can get frm home) but i dont take nicely to change and i am not adventurous when it comes to eating food and rather stick with what i already eat! One of my mates has however got me to try some new things but they again are just fast food, nothing exciting.

After you guys talkin bout chinese, seems like i need to try some!

You — Wed, 22 Feb 2006 - 23:49

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]when i'm in B'ham my uncles sumtimes take me out to wimslosw road

perosnally-i dont think the food there is all that :roll:

but its nice to have a night out sumtimes with family[/quote]

The thing about going with elders is that they will take you to the least busiest one... they want to show you whimmy rd, and leave...

there is a reason why that takeaway has no business!

always go to moderately busy ones, or ones reccomended to you.

flower — Thu, 23 Feb 2006 - 15:16

I went to Khans in Baywater, London last week and that was really nice (i think it was Baywater or was it Queensway? :? )

Anums in Bradford and Mumtaz in Bradford are also very nice halal restaurants

Never tried Chinese coz there isnt that much halal option where i live but should try it one day

MuslimSisLilSis — Thu, 23 Feb 2006 - 22:06

[quote="Admin"]

always go to moderately busy ones, or ones reccomended to you.[/quote]

what wud u recommend

IMO every restuarnt there looks the same to me

and i bet it tastes the same too

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