Muslims around the world celebrate
the end of the fasting period of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr, the Festival of
Breaking the Fast this May 12, 2021. It is celebrated through prayer, gifts,
and lavish feast. While the country is predominantly Catholic, Islam is the
second-largest religion in the country. No wonder, Filipinos have become fond
of Halal foods.
Halal food is prepared following a
set of Islamic dietary laws and regulations that determine what is permissible,
lawful, and clean. Any dish can be halal, as long as the meat used is
religiously slaughtered and no pork or alcohol is involved.
The Manila Hotel’s Café Ilang-Ilang
has a Halal kitchen certified by the Muslim Mindanao Halal Certification Board.
This kitchen dedicated to Halal food preparation serves Indian and Middle
Eastern-inspired halal dishes will whet your appetite and pay homage to its
traditional roots.
Designed for proper breaking of the
fast, The Manila Hotel’s Ramadan Special Halal Home Buffet set comes with dried
dates and juice, chickpeas hummus, Fatoush mixed salad, roti and naan bread,
vegetables biryani, tandoori chicken, lamb rogan josh, vegetable samosa, and
baklava. The set is just one of the three choices for the Halal Certified Home
Buffet.
“Our Lamb Rogan Josh is a must-try.
It’s imported from Australia and it has the spices and sharpness that will
surely be enjoyed by everyone. We can also customize the food according to our
customer’s requests. Say you don’t like chili, we can make it milder. We can
tweak a dish to please your palate while still being true to its authentic
taste,” says Chef Kiran Singh, the hotel’s Halal-trained chef.
Celebrate Eid Al Fitr by ordering any of The Manila Hotel’s Halal Home Buffet sets or dishes, available for Takeout and delivery. Visit https://www.manila-hotel.com.ph/takeout/ for the full menu, or call 8527-0011 or 0998-9501912.
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