Nando’s

September 5, 2008

spinfly posted a photo:

Only the most awesome chicken in DC. I first discovered them in Australia in 2000 and thought I'd never see it again. Then one popped up just down the street...

Nando's is a fast-food restaurant chain originating from South Africa with a Portuguese-theme. Nando's specializes in chicken dishes with either lemon and herb, medium, hot or extra hot peri-peri marinades (properly known as Galinha à Africana). Side dishes such as spicy rice, chips (with either Chicken Salt, or Peri Peri Salt), coleslaw, corn on the cob (mealies), cous cous, portuguese rolls or side garden salads.

In Canada, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, Kuwait, Lebanon and New Zealand, a large number of their restaurants are halal. All their restaurants in Malaysia are halal. One branch of Nando's in South Africa is kosher (Savoy Kosher Nando's).

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