Best Halal Restaurants in London

This Indian barbecue restaurant and sports bar in the City offers a wide selection of halal options straight off the gill. Swing by if you work in the city and fancy catching the live sports or take part in a game of pool while grabbing after-work drinks.

One of the most beautiful Indian restaurants in South London, this gorgeous venue in Vauxhall stocks stunning interiors and a menu of sublime bites, from relaxed street food to indulgent dishes from the Tandoor.

If you're desperate to get your fried chicken fix, there are few places that do it quite as well as Absurd Bird. Boasting halal chicken burgers, wings and delicious fried foods, this is the perfect occasion for comfort eats. 

The Cinnamon brand is well known in London, with Indian restaurants across the city, but it's their Covent Garden site that we deem the prettiest. Serving up halal, beef and lamb in warming, homely dishes, it's fun but not full on. Cinnamon Bazaar, you're just right.

Dress up all fancy like and head for a deluxe Indian meal at Lokhandwala. Not just imaginative in all senses, from the plates down to the drinks, Lokhandwala is pretty as a picture, and known for serving up great halal food in London, with all meats coming up trumps.

Perfectly places just a stone's throw from Hanger Lane station, Tigerbay is a top dining destination for Lebanese cuisine in London. To make the deal even sweeter? They have an extensive array of halal dishes and delicious mocktails to match. 

Roti Chai is a gorgeous Indian restaurant of many talents, and it just so happens to be halal-friendly. Feast on sumptuous dishes of tandoor specials in the elegant eatery or split tapas-style sharing plates inspired by street hawkers in the more causal dining space.

Serving up a gorgeous selection of Middle Eastern treats, Comptoir Libanais has got the goods when it comes to casual dining that keeps halal. From tasty mezze to fresh, homemade lemonades and gorgeous tagines, they're an excellent option whatever part of the city you're in.

Found yourself all shopped-out at Shepherds Bush Westfields and in desperate need of some refuelling? Then Balans Soho Society is for you. With stylish interiors and a food and drinks menu that's bound to make you linger for longer than planned, this indulgent spot is the place to go to escape the flurry of shoppers.

Proudly perched in Mayfair, Momo has been a local mainstay for its incredible menu of North African food that just so happens to be halal. Feast on an exotic array of plates in luxurious settings, with a menu of mocktails and alcohol-free drinks at your fingertips. 

Offering a stunning mix of delicious pan-Indian cuisine, everything from the decadent brunches to the hearty dinner plates at Baluchi offer plenty of vegetarian and halal options. Tuck into their afternoon tea that fuses the staple of the old-school British upper class with fresh flavours and an Indian twist.

Central London benefits from a restaurant like P.F Changs, and so will you. Serving up an infamous dynamite shrimp alongside a tonne of other Asian dishes (of which plenty can also be made vegan upon request), this buzzing spot promise halal certified beef, chicken and lamb.

Who doesn't hear the name Dishoom and instantly melt with glee? One of the most notorious Indian restaurants in London, with the elevated dish selection, dining at Dishoom always feels like dining at home. Join them for stunning plates and halal lamb and chicken.

You know you're set for a swanky time if you head to a restaurant in South Kensington, and Ceru serves up just that. While still approachable (it's inherently a smart casual spot), it's elevated Middle Eastern dishes that shine here, with all meats verified as halal.

Tucked away behind Oxford Street and serving up a reasonable selection of halal dishes, House of Ho won't just whip you up a mocktail or three, they're also there for all your Vietnamese cuisine/dietary needs.

Bringing you kebabs at an elecated status, Maison Bab is all about sexy, Middle Estern flavours in a more than Instagram worth location. From a celeriac shawarma for the meat-free to chicken shish for the meat-keen, tuck in to plenty of authentic yet smart delights. To note: the mutton, lamb and chicken are all halal.

Sending you to the beauty of Sri Lanka then back, Hoppers may be a restaurant that sits in the contemporary sphere, but it can't get away from those all important classic spices. Join them for unique takes on dishes you've heard before, enjoying halal chicken and lamb along the way. 

Adam Handling, one of the most notable names in the restaurant business isn't shy of a halal dish or three. Before booking, notify the venue that you'll be wanting to enjoy their halal plates, and on arrival? You'll be spoilt with imaginative cuisine such as BBQ lamb, in a contemporary setting.

Looking for mega indulgent burgers and filthy fries? MeatMISSION are the place to head for just that. While there is alcohol at the venue, let the venue know that're looking for halal dishes in advance and they'll promise to be a helping hand in working you around the menu.