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I really enjoy the food at Tawakkal Halal. It is very authentic Pakistani, the owner Abdul is Afghani but lived in Karachi and still has family there. No decor, it is in transition from a halal meat market and small grocery to a restaurant but the food and warm hospitality make it worthwhile!
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salutlemonde
Aug 3, 2007 08:43 AM
Wahib's Middle East Restaurant in Alhambra (Lebanese)
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(http://www.wahibsmiddleeast.com/index...It's listed on the zabihah.com site as halal.
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Jasmine Asian Food in Culver City is halal. It's a small market with some tables and not much atmosphere (but the people who work there are very friendly). When you look at the picture menu posted on the wall, the items on the bottom are Burmese (and delicious). I haven't tried the other things.
I also think Al Watan, a Pakastani restaurant, is halal. I'm not sure whether Al-Noor the other Pakastani place in Hawthorne I've been to is.
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Al Watan
13619 Inglewood Ave, Hawthorne, CA 90250Jasmine Market and Deli
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Das Ubergeek
Aug 3, 2007 06:22 AM
I believe the only Chinese Islamic restaurant in the SGV still open is China Islamic on Garvey Ave. in Rosemead (between New and Del Mar). It's quite tasty.
I don't know about halal non-Chinese places. There's Wahib's Lebanese in Alhambra, but I don't know if they use halal meat -- but it doesn't matter as their mezze are what to go for, and none of those include meat.
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hrhboo
Aug 3, 2007 09:37 AM
Halal just means that the meat was slaughtered in a certain way so yes, Kosher meat would suffice. No pork, obviously. But that's where the similarity ends. Shellfish and meat/dairy combinations are fine.
A lot of Indian, Mediterranean, Persian and certain Chinese places are halal. Alternatively, all vegetarian dishes or seafood dishes (barring those including pork products) can be classed as halal.
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