Turtle Cafe Westville is now Halaal Certified by the Halaal Foundation of South Africa.

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Spice Grill situated at 430 Longbury Drive, Longcroft. Phoenix

Rani Aziz is employed here on a full time basis. feel free to chat with her regards your queries.

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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BoBar Chefs

Located at Florida Road, Florida Fields

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The Pavilion Shopping Centre, Food Court

Benazir Sheik is in charge of these stores.

BOBAR is a trendsetting Tea bar, established in the beautiful city of DURBAN.

The first Gourmet Bubble Tea experience in South Africa.

Feel the magic in every sip.

Please Note : This store is Muslim Owned.

SHOP NO 25, CAPRICORN SHOPPING CENTRE,

PRINCE GEORGE DRIVE,

MUIZENBURG

We have four Muslim staff on site at all times,

Hamid, Ayan, Amina and Sadick – who are willing to assist you in store.

Swaadisht Foods has an array of authentic Indian and Chinese cuisine. The menu is diverse, ranging from the tastiest Curries, both North Indian and South African to it’s Eastern Chinese and Western Cuisine. The old favorite Bunny chow, Tandoori chicken, Shwarma’s,Burgers and Roti rolls are only some of the 120 dishes.

SWAADISHT FOODS

CHATSWORTH CENTRE

SHOP NO. 147  17 JOYHURST STRET WESTCLIFF 4092

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Cacao Chocolate Bar

It is not a sin to love chocolate!

If you’re a chocaholic then this is the perfect place to get your fix! The Cacao Chocolate Bar specialises in serving a wide variety of decadent chocolate desserts from its double chocolate brownies smothered in melted Belgian chocolate to the decadent hot chocolate made with Belgian chocolate. It also offers chocolate fondues for two, four or six people which come with a variety of fruits and treats to dip.

We have a very helpful Muslim manager at this store by the name of Gul Jahaan.

This store is based in 1 Palm Boulevard, Gateway Shopping Centre.

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Firing up the world

Founded in Mbombela in 1996, Galito’s unique flame-grilled flavour and unwavering focus on product quality and affordability has fuelled its success throughout South Africa and the world.

Along with our flame-grilled chicken, we welcome guests with true hospitality, warmth and a promise of great memories made over great meals.

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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The first time Bob Moodley drove past what is now the famous Coconut Grove, he dreamed of one day opening a take-away there.But his dream was ridiculed by others, who believed it would be a mistake. Still, he pressed on and, determined to make his dream a reality, put in an offer to buy the defunct shop.”In 1984 I used to go to the Blue Lagoon Roadhouse with friends and hang out there until sunrise. We had no place to buy a bunny or good food and had to drive all the way to Overport.”One day I was driving past and decided then that I wanted to buy the place. Nobody took me seriously, but I was determined and met the owner,” Moodley said.After much negotiation, the then owner, John Thallman, agreed to sell the shop.”When I told him at first that I wanted to open a take-away he thought I was mad. We agreed on a purchase sale price of R115 000 and worked out a payment plan. I would give him a R20 000 deposit, then R1 000 a month for a year, followed by R3 000 a month payments until it was paid off.”I thought he would turn me down, but I persisted, and eventually he agreed. I didn’t have the money and my father-in-law, Kistnasamy Moodley, took an extended bond and gave me R28 000 for the deposit and stock,” he said.Moodley and his wife Paran resigned from their jobs in Johannesburg and, together with their children, they moved to Durban.It took Moodley a month to get the kitchen up and running and business was bad at first.”For months we weren’t doing so well, earning a paltry R20 a day. My wife and I even spoke about her going back to work, but decided against it.”I would sit there day after day and watch the cars drive past. Everyone preferred the Roadhouse. We literally scraped by.”Then Moodley decided to take action. He bought a hi-roof kombi and started a mobile take-away at the fast-developing Springfield Park.”We were renting in Asherville and I would leave home early to be outside Checkers every morning at 5am for bread and then go to the shop.”My son Hegan, then 11, my daughter Javanika, nine, and my other daughter Bhivianka, five months old, would still be sleeping in the car.”We would go to the shop and put them on a mattress while we started preparing sandwiches and bunnies to take in the mobile,” Moodley said.He put so much time into his business that often his family would sleep over at the shop, too exhausted to go home. Moodley credits his family for much of his success.”My children and wife worked long hours because we couldn’t afford to pay staff.”We worked 20-hour days just to get the business running, and slowly it started to grow.”When we stopped running the mobile, we used the kombi to sleep in. It took hard work and sacrifice to build the business,” he said.Then fate stepped in. On a Thursday afternoon in 1992, the department of health closed the Roadhouse at Blue Lagoon for the weekend and the rest was history.”People flocked to the shop on Friday and by Saturday morning we didn’t even have a lettuce leaf left. A friend, Percy Virrana, who owned a shop in the city centre, came to the rescue and stocked our fridge.”On Saturday night we had huge sales and again on Sunday morning we were out of stock,” Moodley said.Their business ethos was simple – they wanted Coconut Grove to be synonymous with consistency and great-tasting, affordable food – together with the added benefit of a safe and fun environment.”We had to be realistic, but when we were thrown in the deep end we realised the huge potential the shop had.”From there we grew and soon realised people were so loyal they could tell when there was the slightest change in the food. Once I changed just one measurement in the ingredients of our chilli sauce and customers started to complain.”I had to go back to the shop at 2am and change it again,” said Paran.Then the couple decided to look for a new name for their now popular take-away.”At first we thought of Casablanca, but then a cousin suggested Coconut Grove and we immediately liked it. But it took another six years before we could realise our dream of having neon signs to illustrate our achievement,” Paran said.”I think people feel safe coming here. There’s this wonderful atmosphere of people eating bunnies and burgers while leaning against their cars and watching all the other cars drive past. There’s such a sense of camaraderie.”Because of it we eventually decided to open a go-kart track, a Milky Lane and, eventually, a restaurant. The restaurant did not work out as planned and we lost a lot of money in trying to make it successful. We eventually liquidated it and focused on the Coconut Grove,” Moodley said.”Sitting back now, we are still in awe at the huge success of what started out as just a little dream. Coconut Grove remains a very large part of our lives and we are still very active in running the business.”We’ve had fun and enjoyed it. It was hard work, but it has afforded us the good things in life. We are proud we are now recognised as an institution. It is our wish to see the Blue Lagoon developed into an entertainment node that appeals to all the citizens of Durban,” said Moodley.

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We have A Muslim staff on site by the name of Hassan, He will see to all your queries.

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Shop No 33,

Oribi Plaza

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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The Music Box Cafe

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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 Better Biltong

 This Kiosk is now Muslim owned.

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The Butcher’s Market is an upcoming modern, state of the art and first of its kind butchery.

Perfectly located in the new Watergate Mall, Mitchell’s Plain, Kruskal Ave in Bellville and with a new shop in Tokai; the fully Halaal and locally sourced butchery will provide all meat lovers with an upmarket and top class shopping experience.

We offer a wide selection of meat and other products such as spices, sauces and frozen goodies for our customers to choose from.

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a glimpse of our lovely resort and to experience the natural beauty of the South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal.

Spacious accommodation units with with panoramic views of Elysium and Mtwalume beaches.

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Aaji’s Durban Style Kitchen

Find us at :

Shop No. 4b , Monte Casino Fourways food Court  

Grand Opening 11th December 2020.

For any Halaal queries, please speak to Yasher Arafat – 061 848 2231 , who is the manager of this store.

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Find us at :

1 Ncondo Place, Umhlanga

Ayesha Shaik is the Muslim person at the store,

to speak to if you have any queries.

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Golden Eats Take Away t/a Golden Bakery & Take Away

Contact Wahab Rahiman – 074 255 7786

Find us at :

Shop E53, 279 Inanda Road, China City Mall

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BRAND NEW STORE IN CORNUBIA MALL

Frangeros Portuguese Chicken Cornubia

Find us at :

SHOP 38, FLANDERS & TAKOMA DRIVE, CORNUBIA MALL, BLACKBURN ESTATE, MOUNT EDGECOMBE

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My Shawarma

Find us at :

592 Greytown Road (Opp FNB) PMB

We have Ismael Jumah and Halima who are employed at this store full-time.

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Tikka & Curry Express

Find us at :

18 Eaton Road, Congella, Umbilo   

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Sausage Saloon Southway Mall

27 Titren Road, Seaview, Southway Mall   

Halaal Foundation of South Africa has now Certified

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Fresh, authentic Peruvian rotisserie chickens cooked to perfection.

The Rotisserie offers you Peruvian rotisserie chickens 3 ways (full, half, quarter) with sides of thick potato chips, coleslaw and Portuguese rolls. All chickens come with a choice of sauce; peri peri hot, peri peri mild, lemon herb and smokey BBQ.

“I have grown up in the kitchen cooking with my mom. I am a foodie at heart and a tough critic by nature. The Rotisserie is an opportunity for me to showcase my passion and talent to the Durban market.”

We are the first rotisserie in South Africa cooking on an authentic, imported Peruvian rotisserie oven.