No, Seoul Bistro is not halal. Our research shows that they serve pork on their menu, such as in their katsu curry, and they also have a license to serve alcohol. We haven't found any claims from the restaurant that they offer halal options.

Yes, Seoul Bistro serves both. Their menu includes a pork katsu curry option. They are also a licensed venue and offer a range of alcoholic drinks, including Korean and Japanese beers, soju, and rice wine.

There is no information to suggest that any of the meat at Seoul Bistro is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). Given that the restaurant serves pork and is not halal, it's safe to assume their meat does not meet halal standards.

We did not find any information about a prayer room at the restaurant itself. You would need to check for nearby mosques or public prayer facilities in the Sunnybank area.

While the restaurant might be able to accommodate large groups, it's important to remember that it is not a halal environment due to the presence of pork and alcohol on the menu. This would make it unsuitable for a Muslim family gathering.