Haysung's associated brand, Haysung Korean BBQ, mentions on their website that their beef and chicken are halal certified. However, the fried chicken restaurant in Springvale does serve pork, so it's not a halal kitchen. It's always a good idea to speak with the staff directly about your halal requirements when you order.

Based on our analysis of their menu, they do not appear to serve alcohol. However, they do serve pork and bacon in some dishes, such as their 'Creamy Rose Tteokbokki with Pork Sausage' and 'Bacon Double Cheesy Chips'. Because of this, there is a potential risk of cross-contamination in the kitchen.

We couldn't find any specific information confirming that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). The restaurant's associated brand only states that their chicken and beef are 'halal certified'. For specific details on the slaughter method, we recommend asking the restaurant directly.

While there is no prayer room inside the restaurant or its shopping centre, the Rohingya Community Center mosque is located nearby at 2 Victoria Ave. This is about an 8-10 minute walk (approximately 650m) from the restaurant.

Haysung Korean Fried Chicken is a casual dining spot that's great for small groups and families. However, as they serve pork and have a mixed kitchen, it may not be the most suitable choice for all large Muslim family gatherings unless you confirm their preparation methods beforehand.