Chi Koko isn't formally halal certified, but it is listed on a popular food guide as having 'Halal Options'. This means they may have specific dishes that are prepared halal. However, since they also have pork and alcohol on the menu, we always suggest speaking with the restaurant staff directly to make sure you're comfortable with how they prepare their food.

Yes, Chi Koko serves both alcohol and pork. Their menu includes various pork dishes like 'Kimchi Soup with Pork Belly' and alcoholic drinks such as Soju. Due to this, there is a risk of cross-contamination, so please confirm with the staff about their cooking processes if you have concerns.

We couldn't find any specific information about whether the meat at Chi Koko is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). It's best to ask the restaurant directly about their meat suppliers to get the most accurate information.

There is no prayer room inside Chi Koko. The nearest mosque is Penshurst Mosque, approximately 1.7km away, which is not considered a comfortable walking distance. It is best to plan your prayers before or after your visit.

Chi Koko is described as having a lively, fast-food eatery atmosphere which might be suitable for casual family meals. However, given that they serve pork and alcohol, it may not be the ideal choice for all Muslim family gatherings. It's a good idea to call ahead to discuss your group's needs.