Shrmynn A.
10/8/2014
This place is in a quiet section of Woodside. It smells and usually there is a long line especially during the festival season of Eid & Thanks giving. Yes they do sell Turkey. You will get the...
Bismillah Halal Live Poultry
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3715 55th St
Woodside, NY 11377
Bismillah Halal Live Poultry is a renowned butcher shop in Woodside, NY, established in 2002. They are committed to providing strictly halal live products, including a variety of poultry such as chicken, duck, pigeon, quail, and guinea hen, as well as beef, goat, and lamb. In addition to meat, they also offer a range of Indian and Asian spices, fruits and vegetables, rice, wheat, bread, live fish, frozen fish, groceries, dairy products, and beverages.
With a focus on serving the Muslim community, Bismillah Halal Live Poultry ensures that all their meat is processed by Muslim individuals and follows the Islamic guidelines for halal food. They prioritize the health and well-being of their customers by providing superior quality products that are both physically and spiritually beneficial. Their commitment to maintaining the Muslim system and adhering to strict halal standards has made them a trusted and popular choice among locals and visitors alike.
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3.05 reviews
Sheila M.
6/23/2024
This place has been here for a long time. My grandmother would get live chicken. If you are planning to use the chicken for Chinese occasion, I wouldn't recommend it. They dont cut the throat well.
Sandeep G.
1/27/2010
For Thanksgiving 2007, I bought my turkey from this live poultry market in the warehouse section of Woodside. There was a sizable group waiting outside for their orders and several folks walking...
Arya K.
5/3/2016
This is the terrible place and they stole my chicken. They charged $3.42 per pound and it was 12 pound chicken. Later on when I found it it was only 4.5 pound chicken. They said it is live chicken...
Bidita R.
12/15/2018
Muslims are only allowed to eat meat that has been prepared according to Islamic law. This method is often challenged by animal rights activists as 'causing unnecessary suffering to the animal'....
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