Muslim restaurant offers free meals to homeless, elderly on Christmas

London - "We are here to sit with you," owners wrote in a note

A restaurant owned by a Muslim in London is offering a three-course meal to the homeless and elderly on Christmas Day to ensure that no one eats alone.
The restaurant, named Shish restaurant, sells Turkish cuisine. It is located in Bexley, London. The restaurant owner spread the word through social media to benefit maximum people.
"We're just helping people," Hasan Masud, an employee at the restaurant, told Buzzfeed. "Lots of people stay home alone for Christmas. They don't need to. They can come here and have some fun."
The menu for the occasion will include starters like soup and cacik. The main course will include chicken or vegetarian casserole or chicken shish. There will be rice pudding for dessert.
"We are here to sit with you," owners wrote in a note about the offer posted to the restaurant window.