Kunming Halal Restaurant — Restaurant in Songshan District

One of the oldest halal certified Muslim restaurant... Since 2008 as I remember. My favourite restaurant as they do have verity of the food from Chinese, Thai and also Indian Pakistani food. Good locations as its just nearby Nanjing main road... Easily excess and spotted. Not idea for car to parking at nearby since its located in a very small alleys. Wheelchair friendly. Can accommodate big group at one time. Reservation is important here as they can plan and arrange your meals ahead. The menu.... Absolutely great and tasty. Full of flavour. Look for something interesting and halal.... This is one of the best you can find in this Taipei city. Fast service... Provided you reorder earlier especially for big group. Food portion is good enough. Ala carte will absolutely better as you may add on your main dish and rice at any time. Definitely good food...

Fantastic food, many vegetarian options available. The bread comes out steaming, gooey and smells so good, you won't want to wait and just indulge. The tea salad is super refreshing and gets a nice crunchy texture with the fava beans, the hummus is nicely garlicky and creamy - extraordinarily well-made, especially considering that it's not easy to get good hummus in Taiwan! It also comes with some crunchy pickle-style finely cut veggies which go very well with it. For the okra dish you can choose between Arabian or indian style- I don't know where they differ but the Arabian style was certainly a good choice. The staff is suuuper friendly and attentive, too and prices are absolutely affordable. One of my new favorite...

The restaurant feels very welcoming right from the start. The uncle, even though he wears a hearing aid, is warm and attentive. Orders were taken quickly, and the staff were very responsive whenever customers came in. The food was served in a reasonable time, and both the restaurant and the toilet were very clean which is a big plus!

I ordered the spicy shrimp and sweet & spicy fish dishes, along with samosas. Unfortunately, the food was quite salty, including the samosa. The flavors could definitely be improved, but the welcoming environment and clean space make up for it a little.

I’d still recommend this place for Malaysians, Singaporeans, or anyone looking for halal food in Taipei. Hopefully, they can improve the...