Halal status: Uses ingredients sourced from halal-certified suppliers. For more options, check out the best halal Japanese restaurants in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor! ? Do note that Suki-Ya is not halal-certified as they serve beer (upon order), but they have stated that their meat supplier is halal-certified, and they do not use mirin or alcohol in their soup bases and sauces. Sushi and an a la carte menu are also available if you’re looking for more options. Then from the stations, you can take as many vegetables and meat slices as you want, as long as you finish all of them! Suki-Ya hates wastage of food, so you’ll be charged 20% of your total bill if you have leftovers. For starters, choose from 4 soup bases: shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, miso soup and kimuchi ( kimchi). Hot Pot King Steamboat & GrillĪll-you-can-eat shabu-shabu? Yes, please! there’s nothing to not suki (Japanese for ‘like’) here at Suki-Ya. Opening hours: Click here for all opening hoursĪddress: Click here for all outlet locations For more options, check out the best halal Korean restaurants in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor!

For those still pending certification, we note that all ingredients including meats and sauces are sourced from halal-certified suppliers, and no alcohol is sold or used in the preparation and cooking of its food.

You can check Seoul Garden's list of outlets on its website which lists the halal status of each outlet throughout Malaysia. #HHWT Tip: All of Seoul Garden outlets in Klang Valley are halal-certified. Choose from a variety of seafood, marinated meats, vegetables and other goodies that you can cook at your table hotpot and grill. With over 40 outlets located all throughout Malaysia, it has become a familiar brand and can be found at many KL malls. Seoul Garden is a chain buffet restaurant specialising in Korean-style hotpot and grill items.

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