Nando's Roxburgh Park
Nando's Roxburgh Park
Nando's Roxburgh Park
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Cuisine
European • African
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Confirmed Facts
- Nando's is very transparent about their cooking methods on their website.
- Some of their chicken suppliers are halal certified.
- Customers can request for their chicken to be cooked on the separate open-flame grill.
Points to Consider
- The company clearly states 'Nando's is not a Halal brand'.
- Bacon is on the menu and cooked on the same surface as chicken for burgers and wraps.
- There's a definite risk of halal and non-halal food coming into contact.
Is Nando's Roxburgh Park halal certified?
No, Nando's as a company says they are not a halal brand and they don't have formal certification. While some of their chicken does come from halal-certified suppliers, the restaurant itself is not certified. It's always best to ask the staff directly about their current suppliers if you have any concerns.
Do they serve alcohol or pork?
We found no evidence that they serve alcohol. However, they do serve pork in the form of bacon on their menu. Importantly, Nando's has confirmed that bacon is cooked on the same flat-top grill as the chicken breasts used in their burgers, wraps, and pitas, which creates a risk of cross-contamination.
Is the meat hand slaughtered (zabihah)?
There is no information to suggest that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Nando's states that some of their suppliers are halal certified, but they don't provide specific details about the slaughter method.
Are there prayer facilities nearby?
The restaurant itself does not have a prayer room. You would need to find prayer facilities in the local Roxburgh Park area.
Can they accommodate large Muslim family gatherings?
Nando's has a casual dining atmosphere that can accommodate families and larger groups. However, given that it's a mixed kitchen with pork on the menu, it may not be suitable for all Muslim families. They do offer catering options for events.
