Aroma of Indonesia
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Indonesian
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Yes, Aroma of Indonesia is very open about their halal status. On their website, they state that they proudly serve halal food and that all their meat is sourced from certified halal suppliers. You can dine with confidence knowing the entire food menu is halal.
Aroma of Indonesia does not serve any pork or use pork products in their kitchen. However, it is a fully licensed restaurant and does serve alcoholic beverages to guests.
The restaurant has confirmed they use certified halal suppliers, but they haven't provided specific details about whether the meat is hand-slaughtered. For this specific information, it's always best to ask the restaurant staff directly.
Aroma of Indonesia does not have a prayer room on-site, but there are excellent options nearby. The Sydney CBD Masjid at 56-60 Erskine Street is only a 5-7 minute walk away, making it very convenient for prayers before or after your meal.
Yes, they can accommodate groups. They have a private dining area that can seat 10-12 people and can host groups of up to 20, though space is limited. It's a great option for a special family meal, but it's best to book in advance for larger groups.
Aroma of Indonesia offers a modern and upscale journey through the diverse flavours of the Indonesian archipelago, right in the heart of Sydney's CBD. They proudly serve a halal food menu, featuring premium dishes like Wagyu beef rendang and lamb shank curry. While the food is halal, they do have a license to serve alcohol.
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We're very confident in their halal status because the restaurant is upfront about it on their own website. They clearly state that all their food is halal and sourced from certified suppliers. This is also backed up by several food publications.
While specific Google reviews were not analyzed, food critics and bloggers praise the restaurant for its authentic, undiluted Indonesian flavours and upscale presentation. Diners appreciate the premium ingredients, like Wagyu beef in the rendang, and the creative yet traditional approach to the menu.
Aroma of Indonesia
GR03 - 04, Barrack Pl, 151 Clarence St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Sydney, 2000
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Strong restaurant evidence available
0% confidence
We're very confident in their halal status because the restaurant is upfront about it on their own website. They clearly state that all their food is halal and sourced from certified suppliers. This is also backed up by several food publications.
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