Cinder Restaurant

Cinder Restaurant

Cinder Restaurant

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Cinder Restaurant

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Fact 1:Cultural Connection

Grilled meat over open flame is a tradition shared across many Muslim communities, from kebabs to charcoal platters. Cinder brings that fire-cooked style to Barangaroo with steaks, skewers and shared...

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OCT26

Positive Indicators

  • The restaurant says its meat is certified halal on its own Instagram profile
  • A building owner news page also describes the dishes as halal

Points to Consider

  • Serves alcohol on premises
  • Breakfast menu lists bacon and ham without stating the type

Analysis performed:

Our Recommendation:

The venue says its meat is halal and it also serves alcohol, so it suits diners comfortable eating in a licensed venue. The breakfast menu lists bacon and ham without saying what animal they are, so ask the restaurant about those items. Suppliers and practices can change, so we recommend verifying with the restaurant directly for peace of mind.

Is Cinder Restaurant halal?

The restaurant states on its own Instagram profile that it serves certified halal meat. No certifier is named, so we describe it as claimed by the venue. It also serves alcohol.

Do they serve alcohol or pork?

Yes, alcohol is served: cocktails, beer and wine.

Is the meat hand slaughtered (zabihah)?

We did not find any information on the slaughter method.

Are there prayer facilities nearby?

We did not find a prayer room at the restaurant. The nearest mosque we found is more than 500 metres away in the Sydney CBD.

Can they accommodate large Muslim family gatherings?

The restaurant takes group bookings and function set menus for 10 to 120 guests, so ask them directly about your needs.

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