What does 'NO OUTSIDE FOOD' means?
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SGpork, got read anot? next time got 'No Outside Food' sign u better dun step into the place...Originally posted by photo_seeker:Actually most of the time at Halal restaurants, the term 'No Outside Food' is mainly to stop people from consuming non-halal food in the premises. That's what I saw, at least from Delifrance.
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I guess the guy or gal who took the photos have made the two PRC gals famous.
Just like the Bus Uncle in HK.
Maybe Wan Pao will run a column on their disgusting behaviour.
Kudo for the photographer for taking the photos at the right disgusting moment.
The photo should be send to the SPH for a competition.
The Auntie who sold them the Lychee drink have just been given free advertisement.
The 1st photo have made my Monday cheery !.
Thanks, man ! -
how u know those 2 ppl are PRC?
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By instinct of the threadstarter?Originally posted by the.owl:how u know those 2 ppl are PRC?
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These are the same kind of people, who parks head-in in basement carparks, and while backing out later bumps into your car and drives off without any qualms.
Self-convenience is their only consideration.
One word sums it up: SELFISH -
Yah and I wouldn't be surprise that PRCs will do that.
They're ignorant about rules....and everything else... -
does a homemade jelly consider non-halal? a group of us went to kfc for lunch & all of us ordered something & a fren brought a homemade jelly (pork free) & the kfc employee did not allow us to consume it there.Originally posted by photo_seeker:Actually most of the time at Halal restaurants, the term 'No Outside Food' is mainly to stop people from consuming non-halal food in the premises. That's what I saw, at least from Delifrance. -
yah de staff frm deli was checking if i was aeting hala food anotOriginally posted by photo_seeker:Actually most of the time at Halal restaurants, the term 'No Outside Food' is mainly to stop people from consuming non-halal food in the premises. That's what I saw, at least from Delifrance. she was ok wif me eating MAc dere 
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the SOP is everything not allowed...Originally posted by Solid_Snake:does a homemade jelly consider non-halal? a group of us went to kfc for lunch & all of us ordered something & a fren brought a homemade jelly (pork free) & the kfc employee did not allow us to consume it there.
cos if ur pot cooked pork before, its contaminated already.
that was what a malay colleague told me before.. -
Nothing to do so start a thread on this lor, HP camera is for taking such photo alsoOriginally posted by browniebaobao:if BK nv complain, y u complain?
think they juz want a place to sit and eat lah. -
You should have told the person off. I did that when the staff told me I cannot eat my Halal Chicken Chop at KFC (When they've not launched their Chicken Chop).Originally posted by Solid_Snake:does a homemade jelly consider non-halal? a group of us went to kfc for lunch & all of us ordered something & a fren brought a homemade jelly (pork free) & the kfc employee did not allow us to consume it there.
In the end, she let me eat cause my friend ordered her food already and if she don't allow, we are seeing manager. -
Homemade jelly might be NON-HALAL... the gelatine you use is from cow. If the cow wasn't slaughtered in the religious manner as prescribed by MUIS, then the jelly is therefore non-halal.Originally posted by Solid_Snake:does a homemade jelly consider non-halal? a group of us went to kfc for lunch & all of us ordered something & a fren brought a homemade jelly (pork free) & the kfc employee did not allow us to consume it there.
If your kitchen was used for cooking non-halal food before, then any food that comes out from it is automatically non-halal.
In the strictest sense... HALAL food must meet the following requirements.
1) No pork
2) Animals (regardless pig or others) must be slaughtered religiously.
3) The food must be prepared in a Halal kitchen.
4) If the kitchen had in the past processed non-halal food, it can never be certified to process halal food.
there should be other requirements, but i think the important points have been mentioned. -
but you see... whether you really want to eat Halal food is up to yourself...
Singapore is particulary about it because they have the ability to do so to enforce Halal/Non-halal food establishment.
if you look in indonesia, restaurant don't give a damn whether they process halal or not.
And the locals in indonesia, as long they do not eat pork or drink alcohol, they deem the food is halal already.