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NISARR
NISARR
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NISARR
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SEP25SEP 25September 2025
Confirmed Facts
- Offers chicken and lamb dishes which could potentially be halal.
Points to Consider
- Pork is served on the premises, which is a major concern.
- There is a high risk of cross-contamination between pork and other ingredients.
- The restaurant does not make any claims about being halal.
- Not listed on any popular halal directories.
- No customer reviews mention the food being halal.
Is NISARR halal certified?
No, NISARR is not halal certified. We couldn't find any halal claims from the restaurant on their website or on any well-known halal websites. Importantly, they serve pork, so it's not a halal environment.
Do they serve alcohol or pork?
Yes, NISARR's menu clearly shows that they serve pork dishes. Because of this, there is a high risk that kitchen tools and surfaces are shared between pork and other food items. We did not find any mention of alcohol being served.
Is the meat hand slaughtered (zabihah)?
We found no information to suggest that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Given that the restaurant serves pork and doesn't make any halal claims, it is very unlikely that they use specially sourced zabihah meat.
Are there prayer facilities nearby?
The restaurant is a takeaway-focused spot and does not have a prayer room. You would need to find a prayer space elsewhere in the area.
Can they accommodate large Muslim family gatherings?
As a takeaway venue, it's not set up for large family gatherings. More importantly, because they serve pork, it would not be a suitable choice for a Muslim family gathering where a halal environment is needed.
