
Little Kudu
133 Queen's Road, SE15 2ND
Is Little Kudu halal?
UnverifiedThere are signs this place is halal, but we haven't checked.
Evidence last checked
Why we say this
The restaurant's website mentions halal food.
Restaurant's own words
“DO YOU OFFER HALAL MEAT? Yes, halal chicken and lamb are available depending on availability.”
- Source
- The restaurant's website(opens in a new tab)
- Checked
- Strength
- Moderate
Moderate evidence. The restaurant's own words, but not specific about everything it serves. Unverified never means not halal.
Nobody from YepItsHalal has been here. We have not visited, phoned or seen a certificate for this place. When we do, this page says so and the listing carries our badge.
Is Little Kudu halal? The short answer, to share
Before you order, ask
Staff can answer these in a minute.
- Is all the meat halal?
- Who certifies it? HMC, HFA, or someone else?
- Is the halal food cooked apart from the rest?
- Do you serve alcohol?
Somewhere to pray
Nobody has told us whether there is somewhere to pray inside Little Kudu. That is not a no, it is a gap. Been? Tell us
The closest mosque we know of to Little Kudu. Distances are in a straight line, so treat the walk as a rough idea.
- Beca New Cross Islamic Centreabout 12 min
- Peckham Islamic Centreabout 18 min
From OpenStreetMap, and not checked by us. Hardly any of these carry opening times, and a mosque listed as open may still be locked, so ring ahead for a particular prayer. All prayer spaces
Nearby, with halal evidence
See the mapMorley's
0.4 miFried Chicken
UnverifiedFood hygiene3 out of 5Tagged halal on OpenStreetMap.Chicken Cottage
0.4 mi
UnverifiedThe restaurant's website mentions halal food.Opening hours
We don't have reliable opening hours for this place yet.
Food hygiene
Not known yet. We have no rating for this place.
Details
- Address
- 133 Queen's Road, SE15 2ND
- Borough
- Southwark
- Price a head
- Not known yet
- Phone
- 020 7252 8287
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