Bandung's Mie Danau Toba Deceived Muslims, Sold Pork in Hijab

• A popular noodle stall in Bandung, Indonesia, "Mie Danau Toba," faced backlash after a viral video exposed it selling pork noodles while vendors wore Muslim attire.
• The stall, popular for 22 years, allegedly deceived Muslim customers who believed the food was halal due to the vendors' appearance and lack of "non-halal" signage.
• Social media outrage followed the video, with netizens accusing the stall of misleading Muslim patrons, violating Indonesian law requiring clear non-halal product indications.
• Following the controversy, the stall now displays a "non-halal" sticker, and vendors have stopped wearing traditional Muslim attire.

Why It Matters: This highlights deception and religious insensitivity in food sales.