HALAL FOOD
TSUEN WAN | HONG KONG - For Muslim Friends, of course, halal food is a major consideration in culinary delights wherever you are. Moreover, if you live or travel to a country with a non-Muslim majority.
For example, in Hong Kong. Although there are many delicious foods scattered about, but its halalness is doubtful. It is not only the case of meat types that are forbidden according to Islam, but also the use of the cooking spices and the prohibition of meat due to the slaughtering process which is not in accordance with religious demands. Most of them are clearly categorized as haram.
As is well known, Hong Kong is one of the favorite tourist destinations for tourists from Indonesia. In a country that is often referred to as the Land of Concrete, there are also more than 100 thousand Muslim and Muslim Indonesian citizens.
For Muslim friends who are in Hong Kong, whether traveling or living and working here, you don't need to worry about the availability of halal food. Because now, there are more and more halal culinary places. Also, shops that specifically sell Halal-labeled meats. Either chicken (chicken), beef (beef), or goat (mutton / lamb).
One of them, a halal butcher shop in the Tsuen Wan area. The name is Al Noor Halal Meat Shop. The location is in the shop or M5 Tsuen Wan Market stall.
The shop, which is located on the 1st floor of Tsuen Wan Market (Tsuen Wan Market), not only sells frozen meat, but also fresh meat, aka fresh meat.
To get to Tsuen Wan Market, Sahabat Muslim just needs to walk southwest for about 4 minutes from Exit B1 of the Tsuen Wan MTR train station, towards Chung On Street. Well, Tsuen Wan Market is at number 25 Chung On Street.
After entering the market, from the ground floor, Sahabat Muslim has to go up one more floor. Escalator stairs are available. The position of Al Noor Halal Meat Shop is to the right of the escalator.
For Muslim friends who don't know, Tsuen Wan is a city built on a bay in the western region of the New Territories district. It is geographically across from Tsing Yi Island, just across from the Rambler Channel. This area is known as the market-town of Tsuen Wan.
On the map of the Hong Kog (MTR) rail system, Tsuen Wan is at the end of the red line, or Tsuen Wan Line, after Tai Wo Hau station. [Siti Fatimah]
