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Five halal food restaurants Hong Kong Muslims recommend

From South Asian classics to beef pancakes and halal dim sum, these down-to-earth restaurants cater to a range of palates

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Curry mutton at Wai Kee. Photo: Jade Deakin
Kylie Knott

With the fasting month of Ramadan over in Hong Kong for another year, we asked Muslims in the city which halal restaurant they will be eating at.

 

Aladin Mess

Aladin Mess.
Aladin Mess.
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Go through the nondescript entrance near Times Square, walk up the steps past the nail bar and you will find an unpretentious space with equally unpretentious food. This second floor restaurant is popular with the lunchtime crowd, who are drawn in by its set lunch menu (example: mutton curry, two perfectly cooked naan bread and a lemon ice tea for HK$48) and efficient, friendly staff. Other tasty treats: chicken madras and chicken tikka. Washing meals down with a mango lassi goes without saying.

2/F, 60 Russell Street, Causeway Bay. Tel: 2808 0250

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