In Japan, you have to be careful when choosing your halal food. Especially when going out and you want to eat at the fast food restaurants. Obviously, beef and chicken are haram.
I looked for some info about this matter, and here is what I got:
Halal:
- Lotteria : Vegetable oil is used for prawn hamburgers, potatoes and apple pies. The shortening contained in the bread for hamburgers is made by only vegetable oil.
- Kentucky : Vegetable oil is used for fish, potatoes' and apple pies separated from fried chickens. The shortening contained bread for hamburgers is made by only vegetable oil.
- Mr.Donut : Vegetable shortening and vegetable oil are used.
Haram:
- McDonald : Lard is used as oil for cooking for fish burgers and potatoes.
- Mos Burger : Though vegetable oil is used for cooking, fish and potatoes are fried together with pork and other meats.
ps: These information are based on telephone contacts between Islamic Association of Nagoya and the head offices of each manufacturing company and factory.
pss: lard is fat from the abdomen of a pig that is rendered and clarified for use in cooking.
source: Islamic Association of Nagoya
Oh... Thanks for the info. even though I never gone to Japan, I always wonder about the halal status of the food we used to eat in Malaysia at other countries.
ReplyDeleteSo, thanks for feeding my curiosity!
Hehe no problem friend:)
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