Restaurant ‘Muslim Friendly ‘ And ‘Pork Free’, What’s The Difference?

Jakarta– Japan is trying to become a tourist destination increasingly friendly to Muslim travelers. Travel guides for muslimpun fairly easy to obtain. In this country available list of restaurants and hotels that provide food that is safe to eat Muslims.Kyoto Muslim Association (KMA) and the Council of Islamic Relations and the Kyoto Halal halal categories to make it easier to know the Muslim halal restaurant they will visit. Here’s the list, as reported by the site Kyoto Official Travel Guide:

1 Halal

The displays of halal logo authorized official of the institution shows restaurants and coffee shops that only halal food. If no alcoholic beverages are served, the entire restaurant is certified kosher. If there is, then the entire menu of halal certified food but drinks beralkoholnya separated.

2 Friendly Muslim

Restaurant labeled ‘ Muslim Friendly ‘certified kosher menu presents separate from the regular menu. Logo halal menus could use chicken and beef and seasonings nonhalal alcoholic.

3 Muslim Welcome

This sign indicates that the restaurant does not use pork, pig-related materials, as well as taste the alcohol. However, there is no certified kosher menu. So, chicken, cow, goat, and others who served not guaranteed halal.

4 Pork-free

This restaurant does not use pork or other ingredients derived from pigs, but the flavorings that contain alcohol may be used.

5. Criteria kosher Japanese restaurant

Japan National Tourism Organization published the Japan Travel Guide for Muslim visitors. Restaurants are listed in the list of entry criteria provide halal meat (M), the owner or chefnya Muslim (O), nonalcoholic (A), or provide a menu of vegetarian (V). There are some restaurants that meet multiple criteria at once.

Originally published on food.detik.com