Tag: halal food
The Sri Lankan food culture is known for fish curry, jackfruit curry, kothus, and hoppers. Oh, and a lot of coconut too. We didn’t cover everything, but we managed …
We’re back with Halal Girl About Town and she’s making us jel again with her trip to Thailand. Read the next instalment of her blog series with us …
Going to Paris & worried about only being able to eat fish & vegetables? Don't worry we got Halal Girl About Town to give us the down low on halal food.
A lot of stereotypically British foods don’t seem very halal. But do many of the British favourites we assume to be haram actually exist in halal form?
The esteemed honour of the final blog in the Halal Food Instagram Heroes series is bestowed upon the snappily named Salt & Sheikh.
Being a student on a shoestring budget doesn’t mean plain noodles and tap water for the rest of your education. Here’s how to eat right at university.
If you’re familiar with the world of halal food blogs, you’ve probably heard of Feed the Lion. The website is a blogging monster with a terrific Instagram.
Our next HFIH features Makan Inda Beranti, an Instagram run by ‘Two hungry Bruneians on the search of halal restaurants & good food in London (& Brunei)’.
For her second guest blog on Ummahsonic, Halal Girl About Town heads up north to sample the best halal options on offer in Manchester.
The guy behind the Halal Hunt blog is an expert in the meat-between-buns field of food. If you’re obsessed with finding the best burgers, give him a follow.
The foodie behind The Halal Food Diaries is a doctor by profession, but when she’s not treating patients she’s after the best halal eats in London & beyond.
Ayesha Razak is a globe-trotting gourmand who makes you look at the grey British skies and think, ‘why me? Why am I confined to a Tesco meal deal?’
Mr Tee is an ice cream man and cult hero from Wrexham whose ridiculously outrageous ice cream concoctions make Willy Wonka look like an insurance salesman.
In her first guest blog for Ummahsonic, one of our favourite foodies, Halal Girl About Town, introduces us to her five favourite restaurants in London.
Get to know the food blog run by a dentist who tells his patients to look after their teeth while he destroys his own with some outrageously delicious eats.
Four years ago, Zohra Khaku quit her job to start Halal Gems, a halal food app. It has since evolved into a platform, with a website and street food event.
One Arab Vegan is a Bahrain-based blogger who documents her experimental and enjoyable approach to vegan cooking. It’s a multicoloured marvel to look at.