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Indian cooking has long been part of Muslim food culture in Australia, from Mughlai-style curries to tandoor-cooked breads and meats. Many Muslim families share these dishes at gatherings, which is...

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We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
The restaurant says on its own Instagram that it serves halal meat. We have not seen a halal certificate, so it is worth confirming with the restaurant if certification matters to you. The kitchen is a modern Indian menu of tandoor dishes, curries and vegetarian plates.
They serve alcohol: the venue describes itself as a bar and wine hub and its menu lists a wide range of wines. We found no pork items on the menu.
We did not find any information on the slaughter method. Please ask the restaurant directly if this is important to you.
There is no prayer room listed at the restaurant. The closest mosques are in Redfern, Zetland and Commonwealth Street in the city fringe, a short drive away.
The restaurant takes reservations and offers shared tasting menus with plenty of vegetarian dishes. Because alcohol is served in the venue, families may want to ask about seating when they book.
Don't Tell Aunty is a modern Indian restaurant and wine bar in Surry Hills serving tandoor dishes, curries, street food and tasting menus. The restaurant says it serves halal meat, and it also serves wine and cocktails, so it is best for diners comfortable with alcohol on the premises.
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75% confidence
The halal claim comes from the restaurant itself and the menu shows no pork, but no certificate was seen and alcohol is served, so we hold this at a moderate level of confidence.
Reviews read on the Google listing praise the food, the fun atmosphere and the creative menu, and one mentions a great selection of beers, wines and cocktails. Some reviewers found portions small or the flavours on the sweeter side.
Don't Tell Aunty
414 Bourke Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Surry Hills, 2010
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Good restaurant evidence available
75% confidence
The halal claim comes from the restaurant itself and the menu shows no pork, but no certificate was seen and alcohol is served, so we hold this at a moderate level of confidence.
We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
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