Halal Food in GENEVA!

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I know this is a topic well visited for ZURICH, however i havent seen anything for Geneva! (Sorry if there is one!)

Does anyone know of any halal restaurants/takeaways in downtown Geneva and also butchers who cater Halal meat?

Much appreciated!

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There is a halal butcher in rue de Lausanne, don't know the exact number but I saw it from the tram the other day -- it is quite close to and on the same side as Cornavin.

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Thank you!! Do you know of any halal takeaways or restaurants, by any chance?

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Can't offer personal recommendations but try the yellow pages:

http://yellow.local.ch/en

I came up with:

http://www.zabihah.com/ls.php?id=466

http://yellow.local.ch/en/q/?type=bu...alal%20butcher

Good luck!

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I have seen lot of Turkish takeaways in Geneva, selling Donner Kebap. But i am not sure if they use halal meat....

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A search for halal restaurant OR butcher geneva produces quite a list. I have no experience with any of them.

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Thank you to everyone, i appreciate your help!!

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Wow I was just thinking about this...how about Indian spices... Where's the best place to get them in Geneva?

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Have a look at this thread Ethnic Grocery Stores there is plenty of information.

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Are prices very expensive for halal meat in Switzerland?

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There are many Halal restaurants in Geneva, and Arab restaurants in Geneva usually even proclaim to be Halal. I think that there even are more Halal restaurants in Geneva than in Zurich. Most Lebanese and practically all Maghrebine restaurants as well as most Turkish ones have to be Halal. There are numerous such places just a bit down from Gare Cornavin towards the lake, including my favourite (forgot the name) in Rue Pradier or ChaponnieĢ€re.

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Not more expensive than other meat, but for sure more expensive than in France. Not least as Halal restaurants have to get the meat from the Alsace as Halal slaughtering still is prohibited in Switzerland. Most Halal meat etc has the same stamp as the Kosher food, which means "controleĢ par le haut-rabbinat de Paris". It is small and hidden in a way but usually clearly readable. The supreme rabbi in Paris closely co-operates with the Muslim dignitaries !

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the butcher on rue de lausanne is named kemal. he is on the same side as Lidl. many halal shops including ali baba doner on same side