DDHK. ORG – Muslim-friendly places to eat can be found at Hong Kong. Want to know where? Check out the recommendations for five Muslim-friendly places to eat while in Hong Kong Seconds.
This prima donna destination in Asia is really friendly for Muslim tourists. There are also many choices of Halal and Muslim-friendly food in Hong Kong, ranging from Cantonese cuisine, Indian food, to Indonesian food.
Recommendations for Muslim-friendly and delicious places to eat in Hong Kong:
- Islamic Center Canteen
Want to try dim sum halal best in Hong Kong? Must stop by the Islamic Center Canteen. This canteen is located on the 5th floor of the Ammar and Osman Ramju Sadick Mosque
Islamic Centre. So, it is perfect for Muslim tourists in Hong Kong.
This halal eatery in Hong Kong, which opened in 1981, is known as the only halal dimsum place in town. Here you can enjoy dimsum, noodles, rice, boiled dumplings, fried dumplings, and delicious dumplings. It's best not to come too late because this canteen only serves dimsum until 3pm.
- Bombay Dreams
Eating Indian cuisine in Hong Kong? Why not! Bombay Dreams serves a variety of delicious halal Indian specialties and cooked by chefs who come directly from India. Try ordering curries or sweet treats here.
- Warung Malang Club
Want to eat halal Indonesian food in Hong Kong? Warung Malang Club is the answer. You can enjoy fried rice, satay, rawon, and soup here. The portion served is also quite large, so you can share it.
- Wai Kee (owned by a Muslim family)
Want to try a delicious roast duck dish? Pay a visit to Wai Kee, one of Hong Kong's most popular Muslim-friendly eateries. Here you can also order roasted duck rice, soy sauce chicken rice, wonton noodles (wonton noodles), and a variety of other specialties.
- LockCha Tea House (Muslim Friendly)
Want to try a traditional Cantonese tea shop? Come visit the LockCha Tea House which offers a Chinese tea culture experience. The place is very beautiful and comfortable, you know. This restaurant also provides a vegetarian dimsum menu.
So, don't get confused when you're in Hong Kong, where do you want to eat halal food? (DDHK News}
