At a glance
- Roles
- presenter
- Review
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Life in time
Place in the story
Unknown (unknown)
Roles are dated and sourced; the museum describes the act and attributes the judgement.
Overview
Mamurjon Boyto'rayev is an Uzbek professional chef who introduces himself in his channel's About text, in Uzbek, in these words: "Peace be upon you. I am Mamurjon Boyto'rayev, born in 1993 in Namangan. My profession is chef-cook... and I love my work very much"{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}. He runs the HALAL FOOD channel on YouTube, presenting dishes of Uzbek cuisine from chaikhana and street-food kitchens{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}.
Career and work
The channel's videos centre on Uzbek dishes cooked in large quantities and outdoors: plov in hundreds of kilograms, qozon kabob in the chaikhana style, giant somsa, and varieties of shashlik and kebab{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}. Some of his videos have been viewed millions of times, among them a cooked-tongue dish passing 3.7 million views and another dish passing 2.8 million{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}. The channel's keywords include "oshpaz" (cook) and "Mr oshpaz"{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}. The channel had about 221,000 subscribers in a platform count taken in October 2026; platform figures change constantly{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}.
Positions and criticism
This section records the positions attributed to the subject and others' positions on him, each cited to its source; they are not the museum's verdict.
The only source available on him is his own channel, which presents his work as a professional chef documenting his country's cuisine for an Uzbek-speaking audience; no source attributes a school to him, so no school is recorded for him in this record{cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}.
References
- His YouTube channel (@halalfooduzb){cite:source/youtube-halal-food-uzb}
Sources
- HALAL FOOD — YouTube channel (Mamurjon Boyto'rayev)
Cite this page
islam.museum contributors. “Mamurjon Boyto'rayev”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/mamurjon-boytorayev/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-10-25.