Yes, Ali Baba is considered a reliable halal option. They are listed as '100% Halal' on a couple of popular halal directories that the community trusts. While they don't display a formal paper certificate, their long-standing reputation since 1979 and consistent presence on these well-known halal websites give diners confidence.

No, Ali Baba does not serve any alcohol or pork. Their entire menu is free from these items, making it a safe choice for diners looking for a completely halal meal.

We couldn't find any specific information confirming that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). This is common for many fast-food style restaurants in Australia. For peace of mind, it's always best to ask the staff directly about their meat suppliers.

Ali Baba is located within the Canberra Centre's food court, and there are no prayer facilities inside the restaurant itself. You would need to check with the Canberra Centre information desk for the location of the nearest public prayer room within the shopping centre.

As a food court eatery, Ali Baba is more suited for casual, individual, or small group meals. The seating is in a shared, public area, so it's not set up for large, private family gatherings.