Fact 1:Cultural Connection
Gong cha takes its name from the act of offering tea to the Emperor in ancient China, where the best tea from across the kingdom was presented as tribute. The...
Gong cha Highpoint
Gong cha Highpoint
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Gong cha Highpoint
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We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
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Positive Indicators
- The brand's own menu marks 55 of 88 items as halal-certified
- All items are marked gelatine-free and vegetarian
- No alcohol or pork on the menu
Points to Consider
- Only part of the menu carries the halal-certified mark
- The certifier is not named on the menu page
Is Gong cha Highpoint halal?
Gong cha Australia marks many of its drinks and toppings as halal-certified on its own menu, but not every item carries that mark. Drinks such as Taro Milk Tea and Jasmine Milk Tea are marked, while items like the milk foam teas, red bean and cookie drinks, and the plain pearls are not. We list the shop as having halal options. Suppliers and practices can change, so we recommend checking with the shop for peace of mind.
Do they serve alcohol or pork?
No alcohol or pork items appear on the menu. It is a bubble tea shop serving drinks and toppings, and the brand marks its whole menu as vegetarian and gelatine-free.
Is the meat hand slaughtered (zabihah)?
This shop serves drinks only, so there is no meat to be hand slaughtered.
Are there prayer facilities nearby?
Yes. Highpoint Shopping Centre has a multi-faith prayer room on Level 4. The shop is on Level 2 of the same centre.
Can they accommodate large Muslim family gatherings?
It is a small takeaway-style tea shop in a shopping centre, with no private dining or family section, so it suits quick drink stops rather than large gatherings.
