London’s First Ever Turkish BBQ with Halal Hun, When it comes to uncovering the best halal dining experiences in town, Halal Hunt is the go-to Instagram influencer who never disappoints. With a dedicated following of 107K food enthusiasts, Halal Hunt brings us the latest and most exciting halal food finds, including rare discoveries that you won’t find elsewhere. His latest reel takes us toGoda London, a unique spot in North London (Finchley) that serves up the first-ever Turkish BBQ in the area , and trust us, it’s a must-try!
In his 90-week-old post, Halal Hunt shares his experience at Goda London, and his excitement is palpable. Known for its mouthwatering charcoal Turkish BBQ, the restaurant offers a rare opportunity to enjoy fully loaded meat dishes, cooked to perfection on a rotisserie all day long. According to Halal Hunt, the slow-cooked meats are enhanced by the flavored charcoal and organic cuts of meat, ensuring the flavors are fully developed throughout the day.
Here’s a breakdown of what Halal Hunt featured in his reel:
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- Whole Baby Lamb (serves 10+ people) — £345
- This large, tender lamb comes with a side of freekeh wheat and bulgur rice, as well as a fresh salad. The whole lamb is the highlight, perfect for a group feast, and Halal Hunt says it’s one of the most delicious rotisseries he’s ever tasted.
- Rotisserie Chicken — £15.90
- Served with freekeh wheat, bulgur rice, and fresh salad, the rotisserie chicken is soft, juicy, and seasoned to perfection.
- Rotisserie Shank — £22.90
- This generous portion of meat, also accompanied by freekeh wheat, bulgur rice, and fresh salad, is another standout dish, offering a perfect blend of tenderness and flavor.
- Rotisserie Whole Rack of Lamb Chops — £51.90 (for two people)
- If you’re in the mood for something a little more luxurious, Halal Hunt recommends the rack of lamb chops — a succulent choice that pairs beautifully with the freekeh wheat and bulgur rice.
Halal Hunt emphasizes how the food at Goda London is not only incredibly tasty but also made with fully halal meat. For those who are wondering, alcohol is served on the premises, but the food itself stays true to halal principles.
One of the standout elements of the meal for Halal Hunt was the Ezme sauce. He describes it as “the best” he’s had, adding an extra burst of flavor to every bite. The sauce elevates the rotisserie meats, making them even more irresistible.
So, if you’re on the hunt for a unique halal dining experience, Goda London and its Turkish BBQ are definitely worth checking out. Thanks to Halal Hunt, we now have a direct recommendation from one of the most trusted food influencers in the halal food scene.
For more food adventures and behind-the-scenes looks at the best halal eateries, be sure to follow Halal Hunt and stay tuned for his latest food discoveries!
