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Where to find Halal Restaurants in Milan,Italy?

Where can you find Halal restaurants in Paris?

  • Im a Muslim, and me n my family r going to Paris for summer vacation this aug. Everytime we go abroad to a non-muslim country, finding edible food is v. hard. lol when i watch stuff on travel channels about cities and their food, my mouth waters but I cant taste all that in reality :-(

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    There are many Algerians and Tunisians living in Paris and there are plenty of Algerian or Tunisian restaurants. They would be serving things like cous cous. In my view this is utterly delicious. As those countries are predominantly Muslim I'd say most the food is Halal, though I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask if they are observing Halal rules. Sadly, traditional French cuisine tends to be (non Halal) meat based, so that is going to be much harder. On the bright side, I think the Algerian places will be bargains compared to the traditional French bistros. Link below for examples.

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In addition to the many Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian restos, you will find many Kebab type places on the street. Their food is halal, and I'm sure they'll tell you where you can find more restaurants if you ask them. There are a lot of North Africans living in France (Zidane for instance), so you asking for halal food won't be anything new to the French. In addition, crepes can be halal, like ones with cheese or Nutella. Salade Nicoise is halal; it has capers and anchovies, which is basically fish. I kid you not, I can live on just bread, cheese and crepes in France. They're that good!

Brat of Brats

perhaps look up in lonelyplanet?

jieying

pasanjes

oh i feel srry for you, but u can eat fish and shrimp i guess , or its no allowed because even if i can eat chicken and meat i still the fillet-0-fish at mcdonalds !

ms-adidas

don't worry, muslims are flocking to leave islamic countries to live in muslims countries so there are a lot of halal places to eat. btw, the food is edible, if you choose not to eat it that's your problem. I suppose you are going to claim they are islamaphobic now.

Abdul

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