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DARUL ULOOMS HALAAL BROCURE 2016.Indd darul uloom’s halaal brochure july 2016/ramadhan 1437 ah Rashaad Avenue, Mon Plasir Road, Cunupia Trinidad and Tobago Ph # 665-8868 /Fax # 665-1442 Email: [email protected] Webpage: www.darululoomtt.net INTRODUCTION Th e DUHC presents hereunder our updated list of all halaal certifi ed outlets in Trinidad and Tobago. As usual there will be changes to this list as new places are added and some are re- moved. Th e DUHC is fair and committed to the highest stan- dards of halaal certifi cation and we will not compromise on the issue. Th is may result in unfair claims, but rest assured that the Committee consists of Ulamaa who are dedicated to transparen- cy and protecting the Muslim public from fraudulent claims of halaal. All certifi ed outlets are required to display their certifi - cates which must bear the name of the outlet and must not have expired. As usual, we urge you to report any discrepancies you may notice with regard to certifi cation. May Allah (SWT) accept all your acts of worship in this month of Ramadhan and grant you His forgiveness and enter you into His Paradise. May He also protect us from consuming anything that is not halaal. 1 Published by: Darul Uloom Halaal Committee Darul Uloom Trinidad & Tobago June 2016 Circulation - 10,000 copies For Advertising please call 640-2379 Printed by: Graphic Scripts Printing Tel: 640-2379 2 CONTENTS NORTH 5 EAST 9 CENTRAL 11 SOUTH 18 TOBAGO 24 NO LONGER OPERATIONAL 25 NO LONGER CERTIFIED BY DUHC 25 APPROVED FAST FOOD OUTLETS 26 3 4 N O R T H and variety cuisine. 6. Hosein’s Roti Shops (Jan BBQ, BURGER & GRILL 2017) Look for special logo. a) #162 Eastern Main Rd, 1. Ali’s Burger and Grill Foods Silver Mill, San Juan (674- (764-2616) El Socorro Main 7684) Rd. San Juan (Oct 2016) b)#144 Eastern Main Rd, Take out - burgers, grilled Tunapuna (662-2831) meats and sides. c) Independence Sq. POS (627-3036) 2. Chickenlicious, Flame d) George St, POS (627- Fusion and Signature Dish- 2357) es (468 9968) #1 First Street, e) #95 Charlotte St, POS Bamboo No. 3, Valsayn (625-7684) All meats and ingredients. Dine in or take out – Roti, Take away lunch and dinner, meals and indian delicacies. chicken and fries and soups. (August 2016) 7. Sylvie’s Roti Shop (221- 1277) #4 Backchain St, El So- 3. De Grill (728-0148) #103 El corro, San Juan. (May 2017) Socorro Main Rd. San Juan. Dine in or takeout – Roti, (October 2016) Take out - meals and Indian delicacies. burgers, grilled meats and sides. 8. Sherry’s Roti Shop (720- 4695) LP # 11 Fift h Street, 4. Mamoo’s Bar-B-Que (675- San Juan. (Jan 2017) Roti 0616) Farouk Ave, El Socor- and sides. Take out only. ro Main Rd. San Juan. (Jan 2017) Dine in or take out 9. Ali’s East Indian Cuisine - BBQ meats, kebabs, sides (724-7181) Town Center and sandwiches. Mall, Frederick St, POS. (Nov 2016) Dine in or take ROTI SHOPS out – Roti and sides. 5. Fusion Cuisine T/A Amin’s 10. Doddys and Darling Roti Roti Shop (298-8856) Food Shop (340-4084) Aranguez Court #3, Nicholas Towers, Main Road, Aranguez Dine Chacon St. P.O.S (Oct. 2016) in and take out breakfast and Dine in or take out - Roti lunch 5 POULTRY DEPOTS 18. Rahman’s Top Quality Meats (716-1979) Main 11. Abdullah’s Poultry Depot Road, Munroe Road, Cun- (787-2776) #38 Boundary upia. (April 2017). All broil- Rd. San Juan (Jan 2017) All ers, ducks, lamb etc. broilers, layers, ducks etc. 19. Reeyad’s Poultry Depot 12. Ali Baba’s Meat Shop (675- (675-0065) #147 Aranguez 6532) #93 Aranguez Main Main Rd. San Juan. (June Rd, San Juan. (Feb 2017) All 2017) All broilers, layers, broilers, layers, ducks etc. ducks etc. 13. Ali’s Meats & Poultry Mart 20. Tripple S Poultry (663-5503) #22 Pasea Main Depot (723-9544) No 1 Road, Tunapuna. (Jan 2017) Chandy Lane, El Socorro All chicken, duck, goat, lamb Road, San Juan. All broilers and beef. and parts. (August 2016) 14. First Choice Chicken Ltd. 21. Shamshudeen’s Poultry De- (675-1883) #7 Saddle Rd. pot (674-3523) Cor. Back San Juan. (June 2017) All Chain and William St. San broilers, layers and ducks, Juan. (May 2017) All broil- etc. ers, layers, ducks etc. 15. Halal Village (477-2185) 22. Lollys Poultry Depot Lp.10, El Socorro Rd., San (707-2297) No. 183 Lower Juan. (Feb 2017) All chicken Aranguez Main Road, (Jun and ducks, etc. 2017)San Juan. All broilers layers, ducks etc. 16. Ismaeel’s Poultry (674- 9668) #2 Don Miguel Rd. FAST FOOD San Juan. (June 2017) All broilers, layers, ducks etc. 23. Al Hegra Arabian Foods and Sweets. (782- 17. Nassa & Sandy Meat Shop 7231) No. 149 El Socorro (674-0810) # 12 Satar St. Road, San Juan. (Nov 2016) Aranguez, San Juan (Feb. Take away variety Arabian 2017) All goat, beef, chicken cuisine. ducks, and lamb. 6 24. Bombshell Bay Restaurant El Socorro Main Rd. (Opp. (634-4518) Bombshell Bay Honey Bee) (Dec 2016) Ex- Gasparee Island. (Mar 2017) presso, milk shakes, desserts Variety cuisine serves lunch and drinks, gourmet coff ees and dinner. Dine in or take and ice creams. away service. 31. Al Kaft a Grill (788- 25. Chadon Beni (662-0161) 8071) No.3 Fraser Lane St. Oasis Food Court, Grand Joseph (June 2017) Arabic Bazaar, Valsayn. (May 2017) and Grill Foods. Dine in or take away break- fast, lunch and a variety cui- 32. Nelly’s Kitchen sine. (470-8302) Corner Bhagow- tie Trace and Don Miguel 26. Fryday’s Fried Fry Chicken Road, San Juan (Jun 2017) (775-1447) Corner Bim Bim Take out Breakfast and Trace and El Socorro Main lunch, variety cuisine Road, San Juan. ( Nov 2016) Take away chicken, fries and SOUPS sides. 33. Soups and Grill (289-2731) 27. Himchuli Restaurant (225- #5 Eastern Main Road, Bara- 2201) Lp # 59 El Socorro taria. (Feb 2017) Dine in or Main Road, San Juan. ( Oct take away grilled meats and 2016) Dine in or take away. sides and soups. Nepalese cuisine. 34. D-Stop Soups and More 28. Sate House (715-4116) Val- (674-6114) Eastern Main park Food Court, Valsayn. Rd. Petit Bourg, San Juan. (Sep. 2016) Dine in or take (Mar. 2017) All soups and away. Indonesian cuisine, sides. serving lunch and dinner. CHINESE 29. Sharida’s Place (299 7502) #103 Aranguez Main 35. New Kwai Yuan Restaurant Road, San Juan. (638-8014) #21 El Socorro All meats and ingredients. Road, San Juan (May 2017) Take away Breakfast and Dine in or take out - Chinese lunch menu and roti (Sept Cuisine. 2016) 36. Young Ho Lee’s Chinese 30. Stationery Frenzy and Cof- Restaurant (674-1537) Cor- fee Corner (482-9745) # 57 ner Ward Lane and El Socor- 7 ro Rd. San Juan (Nov 2016) 43. Sweetie Pie (675-2967) #52 Dine in or take out - Chinese Moulah Trace, Aranguez Cuisine. Main Road (Feb. 2017) Sa- mosas, Indian delicacies, 37. Yi Hing (701-6126) #21 sweets, cakes, etc. Eastern Main Road, Tuna- puna. (Feb 2017) Dine in or 44. Flaky Treats (776-5616) #61 take out- Chinese Cuisine Ali Drive, Off Johnny King Road, Aranguez. (May 2017) 38. Hakka Express Samosas, pastry pies and ( 223-4259) Shoppes of Mar- baked products. aval, Maraval (June 2017) dine in or take away – Hakka FRIED CHICKEN Cuisine 45. T & T’s Chicken Hut (645- 0821) Southern Main Rd, CATERING Curepe (Nov 2016) Dine in and take out chicken, fries 39. Anisa’s Patisserie (482- and sides. 1987) #52 Kanhai Trace Aranguez, San Juan (June INDIAN CUISINE 2017) Samosas, Indian deli- cacies and sweets. 46. New Rasam (663-7392) City of the Grand Bazaar, Val- 40. Deli Delights Ltd. (663- sayn. (Jun 2017) Dine in full 3908) #26 Rattan St. Bamboo service lunch, dinner and Sett. # 2, Valsayn (Feb. 2017) buff et. Indian and Th ai Buf- Samosas, burger patties and fet. pastry pies. 47. Tandoori Hut Food Court, 41. Jameela and Fazeela Ca- Grand Bazaar. (662-6747) tering and Asma’s Roti (Mar 2017) Dine in or take (674-3344) Evelyn Trace, El out Indian cuisine. Socorro Rd, San Juan (Jan 2017) Take out roti skins, In- OTHER PRODUCTS dian delicacies, samosas and sweets. Fresh Start Juices (637- 4902) #25 Senior St. via 42. Khan’s Homemade Sweet & Manning St., Diego Mar- Savoury (674-6660) #3 Cal- tin (Nov 2016) All juices, cutta Street, San Juan (June drinks, cordials and syrups. 2017) Indian delicacies, sa- mosas, sweets. 8 E A S T 7. Circle B Ranches Ltd. Nicaragua Road, Cumuto. POULTRY DEPOTS (299-4058) (Jan 2017) All chicken, rabbits, ducks, beef 1. Aasiyah’s Poultry etc. Processors and Meat Mart (668-6027) No. 8 Pat Law- DISTRIBUTORS rence Drive, Cunaripo. (Dec 2016) All Broilers, layers, 8. Fine Choice Meats Ltd. and ducks, beef, goat and lamb. Heat and Eat Ltd. (643- 8860) San Rafael, Arima. 2. Hydar Ali Poultry Depot (Mar. 2017) All broilers, (668-1629) #158 Guaico parts. Heat ‘n’ Eat Products. Tamana Rd, Nestor Village (Sep 2016) All broilers, lay- 9. Green Olive (681-7203) #83 ers, ducks, etc. Bamboo Settlement, #2 Val- sayn (South) (Jan 2017) All 3. Mikaeel’s Meat Shop (707- ducks, beef and lamb 9051) # 6 Seecharan Street, Cane Farm Road, Tacari- 10. Arawak Ltd. (642-9405) gua. (Feb 2017) All broilers, a) D’Abadie (May 2017) ducks, beef, lamb etc. b) Arima (May 2017) All broilers and products.
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