Is there any different between a Chinese Muslim food restaurant and to a halal Chinese restaurants here in Malaysia? I don’t see there is much different between them.

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Homst, located at Persiaran Za’aba, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, categorize itself as a Chinese Muslim restaurant. It is very cosy and comfortable and the outlet is typically Chinese, Cantonese and Teo Chew with some homemade variety dishes.

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A great family outlet, for large Chinese food style dinner. However during Ramadan the fasting month, we didn’t eat there but ordered takeaways instead.

Homst makes it easy for takeaways. You call the number, they’ll prepare it and by the time you reach there your food is already there. Well if they have some sort of a delivery service, that would be awesome.

Here is what our typical Homst takeaway looks like.

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Five types of dishes with white rice.

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Some tofu.

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Sambal prawns.

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Egg foo young.

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Some vagie, Kailan.

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And pandan chicken.

While Homst might not be the best Chinese food you will ever taste, it is not bad either. With the cosy environment, friendly and efficient service, makes Homst a great dining experience.

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