Project Turkish

Project Turkish

Project Turkish

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Positive Indicators

  • The venue states that it is halal on its own channel, at the matching Dawson St address.
  • The menu is coffee, tea and soft drinks with no alcohol, and the venue trades daytime hours only.
  • A halal community channel that covers only fully halal venues features this venue by name and street address.
  • Turkish cured meats on the menu, sujuk and pastirma, are beef products.

Points to Consider

  • The shared breakfast plate lists a cured meat without a beef or halal qualifier. Worth confirming when you order.
  • HalalHQ has not visited or called the venue.

Analysis performed:

Our Recommendation:

A good option for a Turkish breakfast or brunch. The venue states its own halal status, the drinks are coffee, tea and soft drinks, and there is no alcohol. If you are ordering the large shared spread, ask which cured meats are on it.

Is Project Turkish halal?

The venue states on its own channel that it is halal, at its Dawson St address in Brunswick.

Do they serve pork or alcohol?

No pork appears on the menu and no alcohol is served. The drinks list is coffee, tea and soft drinks, and the venue trades daytime hours only.

What are the opening hours?

The venue trades 8am to 3pm, Tuesday to Sunday, walk-in only.

What is on the Turkish breakfast spread?

The shared spread includes sujuk and pastirma, which are beef cured meats, alongside cheese, olives, tomato and cucumber. Ask about any cured meat you are unsure of.

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