We couldn't find any information to suggest that Al Sultan is halal certified. They don't make any halal claims on their menus or online, and they are not listed on any popular halal directories we checked. It's always best to ask the restaurant directly about their meat suppliers.

We didn't find any mention of alcohol on their menu. However, they do offer 'pepperoni' as a pizza topping, which is typically a pork product. We recommend you confirm with the staff if they use a non-pork alternative and how they prevent cross-contamination in the kitchen.

There is no information available to suggest that the meat at Al Sultan is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Given the lack of any halal claims, it is unlikely, but you can always ask the staff for more details about their meat suppliers.

Al Sultan does not have a prayer room inside the restaurant. You would need to find a public prayer facility or a mosque in the Perth CBD area for your prayers.

Al Sultan is described as a cozy eatery, which might be suitable for smaller groups. However, given the uncertainty about its halal status and the presence of pork on the menu, it may not be the most suitable choice for a large Muslim family gathering without first clarifying their food preparation processes.