News

Genting Malaysia Berhad Conferred Halal Champion of Pahang State Award By JAIP In Kuantan

Malaysia’s leading leisure and hospitality corporation, Genting Malaysia Berhad earned a feather in its cap recently when it was recognised as Halal Champion of Pahang State at the launch of Halal on Track Pahang 2024 at Dewan Jubli Perak Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah in Kuantan. 

The Halal Champion award was conferred following the halal status submission and thorough evaluation of Resorts World Genting-owned-and-managed, Jom Makan SkyAvenue and Jom Makan Street Food’s daily operations, training and documentation by the Pahang State Islamic Religious Council (JAIP)

Genting Malaysia emerged Top 10 out of 1500 halal status nominations. On hand to receive the award from Deputy Prime Minister, Yang Amat Berhormat Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was Rajis Othman, Resorts World Genting Internal Halal Chairman and Assistant F&B Manager.

Halal-compliant Jom Makan SkyAvenue and Jom Makan Street Food are Resorts World Genting’s large scale, food court-style eateries offering an assortment of authentic Malaysian street food. Both outlets are popular with the thousands of daily visitors to Malaysia’s mountain top resort for their quick service, abundant choices, and reasonable prices. The Chefs at these outlets prepare dishes to exacting traditional recipes, some of which have been in the resort’s food archives for over 60 years.  

“We are extremely pleased to have been recognised as Halal Champion of Pahang State. This timely award demonstrates Genting Malaysia’s dedication to halal practices in F&B whilst focusing on inclusivity, quality and convenience. This is with no doubt, a significant milestone that gives us a firm footing to further expand on our halal offerings at Resorts World Genting,” said Spencer Lee, Resorts World Genting Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing & Public Relations.

Halal on Track Pahang is a manifestation of the commitment of the federal and state governments, through collaboration between the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) and the Pahang State Islamic Religious Council (JAIP) in strengthening Malaysia’s halal certification. The program aims to implement industry-friendly approaches that provide necessary support to entrepreneurs to increase consumer confidence of their food products’ compliance to Islamic dietary laws. 

In addition to the Deputy Prime Minister, the event was graced by Director General of JAKIM, Datuk Dr Sirajuddin Suhainee and Islamic Affairs and Government Relations Director, Ahmad Syukry Ibrahim. 

Jom Makan Street Food is famed for its Nasi Briyani, Nasi Goreng Kampong, Naan with Tandoori Set and Char Kway Teow, whilst Jom Makan SkyAvenue offers amongst its more popular specialties, Nasi Kandar Kari Kambing, Nasi Lemak Bungkus, Mi Kari and Lotus Curry Bun. 

For more information on Genting Malaysia Berhad or Resorts World Genting, log on to gentingmalaysia.com or rwgenting.com; or visit the resort’s official social media channels.

nur

Recent Posts

Malaysia Urged to Value Patient, Caregiver and Societal Outcomes in Healthcare Decisions

PETALING JAYA, 23 June 2026: Malaysia should consider the wider cost of illness, the income… Read More

21 hours ago

Sealy Marks 145 Years with Limited Edition Mattress Designed for Modern Sleep

KUALA LUMPUR, 22 JUNE 2026 — For more than a century, Sealy has shaped the… Read More

21 hours ago

This Mosque in Shah Alam Has a Helmet Cleaning Machine And It Went Viral

A cleaning service is not usually something expected to go viral, especially one located inside… Read More

22 hours ago

MyTOWN Turns Pink as Luv It Pink Event Takes Over Social Media

If your social media feed has suddenly turned pink, chances are you've already come across… Read More

22 hours ago

The Curve Spotlights Malaysian Cocoa Heritage With Malaysia Choco Fest, Sharing Sweet Moments For Every Generation

Petaling Jaya, 25 June 2026 – This June, the Curve invites shoppers to discover the… Read More

22 hours ago

Parrotfish Post on Social Media Sparks Marine Conservation Conversation

A casual Threads post about a brightly coloured fish spotted at a local market unexpectedly… Read More

22 hours ago

This website uses cookies.