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Best Halal Restaurants in Manchester |
Many restaurants in Manchester are now being sympathetic to Muslim law on how various foods should be prepared.
There are many types of restaurants in Manchester with Halal menus, from Thai, Malaysian, Chinese, Turkish, and Eastern Mediterranean, offering everything from curries and kebabs to burgers and grills. The following list of restaurants boast a menu that is mainly Halal, making it easier to find a restaurant that caters for your religious requirements...
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- Popular all over Europe, this was the first UK restaurant outside of London from the German quality Italian restaurant chain
- 400 cover restaurant spanning two floors of the Corn Exchange
- Self-service style gives you face-to-face interaction with the chefs
- Freshly made pizza dough, pasta and salads are prepared in front of you, exactly as you specify
- Choose your favourite kind of pasta, including zucchini noodles
- Boasts a 100-year-old olive tree and fresh live herbs on the tables
- All chicken and fillet beef dishes use Halal meats
- Many Vegetarian and gluten free options
- Next to The Royal Exchange Theatre and Manchester Arena
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- Stunning £2m high-end Indian restaurant on Peter Street
- Two floors of boudoir-style drapings, gold finishings and deep okras
- The menu offers classic curries, tandoor kebabs and creative dishes
- Part of the international chain started in Dubai, in 2002, by legendary Bollywood singer and cook, Asha Bhosle (who inspired the Cornershop hit "Brimful of Asha")
- All the dishes are created using spices grinded using her family's traditional Masala recipe
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- Stunning Indian restaurant inside Manchester Hall - the former masonic lodge - with many original features
- Pays homage to the freemasons of 1830's India and the Irani cafes of 20th Century Bombay, which were opened by Zoroastrian immigrants fleeing Islamic persecution in Iran
- Open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon chai, dinner and late tipples, with a Bombay style "Permit Room" prohibition bar
- Famed for its 24-hour cooked Black Daal. Chowpatty Beach style Pau Bhajis, and baked to order Roomalti Roti
- Plenty of gluten and dairy free dishes, Halal, vegan and vegetarian options
- For every meal sold, Dishoom donate a meal to a child in the UK or India who would otherwise go hungry
- Walk-in groups (of any size) are welcome at any time
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