We couldn't find any information to suggest that Moorooka Hot Food is halal. They don't make any halal claims on their menu or online, and they aren't listed on any well-known halal websites. It appears to be a traditional Australian takeaway shop.

We didn't see any alcohol on their menu. However, their menu does list items like 'Sausage' and 'Battered Sav', which are often made with pork in Australia. The restaurant doesn't specify the ingredients, so there's a risk of non-halal meat.

There is no information to suggest that the meat is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Given that there are no halal claims at all, it's very unlikely that the meat meets this standard.

The restaurant itself does not have a prayer room. You would need to find a mosque or prayer facility in the local Moorooka area.

Moorooka Hot Food is a small takeaway shop and is not set up for large group dining. More importantly, since the food is not considered halal, it would not be a suitable choice for a Muslim family gathering.