Sharma Serving Halal Food In Malta
Sharma is one of the few halal restaurant in Malta that observes Muslim traditions. This halal practice is observed not only in the kitchen, but also in the restaurant set up where alcohol & liqueur bottles are stored concealed from the public eye, unlike most restaurants which display everything at the bar.
What is
HALAL FOOD?
The way that meat is produced is very significant. Halal meat can only be obtained from animals that have been slaughtered in a way that follows strict Islamic rules. It’s not just the meat itself that must be halal, but also other animal by-products such as gelatine, and stock.
There are certain foods that are haram (prohibited under Islamic law) that practicing Muslims must not eat. Many of these foods have been prohibited because of their low nutritious value including alcohol and lard. And perhaps the most well known haram food is pork and bacon.
How Sharma Observes
HALAL PRACTICE
Based in St Julians, our restaurant is very popular with both locals and tourists. What our guests enjoy is the opportunity to try a range of different world cuisines under one roof. Our ethnic cuisine also includes some classic dishes that you’d expect to find in any good restaurant in Malta.
Sharma’s Top
HALAL DISHES!
Our more exotic dishes include Ratshdat Kuskas, a delicious halal lamb stew flavoured with Arabian spices and served on a bed of our freshly-made pasta.
If you’re going to visit to try our food, you can also enjoy some live music with your dinner – from sitar to piano and everything in between. If you live locally you’ll also be pleased to know that we offer a fully halal take-away service, we hope to become your take away halal house of choice!