Battle of The Ramens

hi earthlings!

Let’s face it, as much as everyone loves travelling, not everywhere can cater to Muslims. Especially when it comes to food. One of the major takeaways of travelling is trying different foods from around the world, so it’s always disappointing when you can’t taste the local food because it’s not halal. Many people know the headache that comes with finding halal-friendly establishments, which is why we’re here to help! Here’s a list of the best halal restaurants in Seoul:

1. KungFu Ramen

KungFu Ramen is a Chinese Muslim restaurant that specialize in Lanzhou Beef Noodles, a popular dish originating from Lanzhou in China. If you don’t consume beef, you can opt for chicken or lamb, which cost you around RM8.00 to RM11.00. The noodle is soft and chewy, made fresh upon order. Their chilli paste is also amazing which adds the oomph to the noodle soup.

Address: 12a, Jalan PJS 8/10, Dataran Mentari, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, 46150, Selangor.

Opening hours: 11am - 10pm (daily)

RATE : 10/10

2. Mee Tarik Petaling Street

If Located in the busy streets of Chinatown, this gem of a restaurant serves a wide range of authentic Chinese Muslim food. But people come here more specifically for its Mee Tarik (hand-pulled noodles) in beef soup and succulent beef slices. Each bowl is freshly made to order. Add in chilli oil to instantly elevate your soup with a flavourful punch.

Address: 34, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hours: (DAILY) 10AM – 4AM

RATE: 7/10

3. Salam Noodles

The restaurant serves variety of noodles just like ramens such as Braised Beef Noodle Soup. The price are also pretty decemt along with its big portions. They have 2 outlets in Cyberjaya and Wangsa Walk Mall. The concept of this restaurant is halal Chinese food with refillable drinks.

Address: Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Nonhyeon-ro, 95 gil, 15

Opening Hours: 4 pm - 2 am daily

RATE: 8/10

thats all from me for now.

i hope this post brings you good <3