Gami Chicken & Beer has made it really clear on their official website that all of the chicken they use, across all their restaurants, is halal certified. They are also listed on some popular halal food websites, which is great to see. So you can be confident that the chicken you're eating is halal.

They do not serve any pork. However, as their name 'Gami Chicken & Beer' suggests, they do serve alcohol on the premises.

We haven't found any specific information confirming that the chicken is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). The restaurant has confirmed their chicken is halal certified, which is the main thing for many diners. If hand-slaughtered meat is important to you, it's always best to ask the staff directly.

The restaurant and the Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre do not have a dedicated prayer room. However, the Point Cook Mosque is conveniently located at 2 Jamieson Way, just a short 2-3 minute walk from the shopping centre.

Gami has a casual and welcoming atmosphere that is generally suitable for families and larger groups. While they don't have separate family sections, they can often arrange tables for bigger gatherings. We suggest calling the Point Cook branch ahead of time to book and discuss your group's needs.