While we haven't found a formal certificate, Majnu Restaurant and Shisha Bar is listed on a popular food delivery app as having a 'halal' menu. This is a strong sign that they intend to cater to Muslim customers. It's always a good idea to confirm with them directly if you have any concerns.

The restaurant's menu is completely pork-free. However, they do have 'Bar' in their name and the menu includes an arancini dish made with white wine, which means alcohol is used in the kitchen.

We haven't found any specific information confirming that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). For peace of mind, we recommend asking the restaurant staff directly about their meat suppliers.

We did not find any information about a prayer room inside the restaurant. You may need to find a nearby mosque or public prayer facility if you need to pray.

Majnu Restaurant and Shisha Bar is also a shisha lounge and some reviews mention it can have loud music. This atmosphere might not be suitable for all family gatherings, so it would be best to contact them to see if they can accommodate your group's needs.

There is no evidence of formal halal certification. While the menu is pork-free, it's important to note that at least one dish, the 'Mushroom with White Wine Arancini', is prepared with alcohol. Customers should confirm the halal status of other dishes directly with the restaurant.

The restaurant does not have a prayer room on-site. The nearest mosque is the Werribee Islamic Centre, located at 143A Hogans Rd, which is over 2km away and not considered within a convenient walking distance.

Majnu Restaurant and Shisha Bar has a 'Party area' and a 'Garden' which may be suitable for large group bookings. However, as it is also a shisha lounge, the atmosphere can include loud music which may not be ideal for all families. It is best to contact them directly to discuss your group's needs.