Chai Ki
Flaunting a slick, contemporary setting, Chai Ki is a splendid space to break your fast. There's a bevvy of halal meat and banging vegetable plates up for grabs, so make your way over to chomp on a load of enticing Indian bites.
Between the 22nd of March to the 21st of April, Muslims across the capital will be celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, fasting from dawn until sunset. But, luckily for us, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy a scrumptious feast come nightfall. From Michelin-starred Indian eateries to laid-back Lebanese locations and totally halal Italian hotspots, we've rounded up the very best restaurants for iftar in London.
Some restaurants listed are not completely halal, so please always check the options with your server.
Last updated on 29th March 2023
Flaunting a slick, contemporary setting, Chai Ki is a splendid space to break your fast. There's a bevvy of halal meat and banging vegetable plates up for grabs, so make your way over to chomp on a load of enticing Indian bites.
Boasting unique interiors, including glowing chandeliers and retro knick-knacks, Berenjak Borough is a bit of a beaut. While there's a selection of halal dishes available, the aubergine stew is certainly a highlight, especially when paired with a doogh - sparkling salted yoghurt and dried mint.
Souk has to be one of the best places for iftar in London, whipping up a weekly changing £25.95 menu throughout Ramadan. Get ready for a bunch of top-tier, halal-certified eats, from slow-cooked beef accompanied by green peas and potatoes to tajine of cod, with baklava and fresh mint tea to finish.
Pizza Pilgrims might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of the best restaurants for Ramadan in London, but just wait; at its venues in Victoria, Shoreditch, Camden and beyond, it slings out slices topped with certified halal pepperoni made of turkey and beef.
When it comes to the best halal restaurants in London, Gymkhana is at the top of the list. This Mayfair legend holds a Michelin star for its contemporary spin on classic Indian fare, so swing by to break your fast with stunning plates such as chicken tikka, tandoori broccoli and saag makai.
Let's be honest - Colonel Saab? It's an Instagrammable heaven, with vintage artwork, orange tones and glistening chandeliers. And for those rumblin' tums, it cooks up a number of tasty halal options on its Indian menu, from seafood and duck to chicken and beef.
From famed chef Atul Kochhar comes Kanishka, a pretty Indian restaurant that flaunts turquoise walls and velvet booths alongside a fabulous array of upmarket treats. There's a bucketload of vegetarian choices, plus the chicken and lamb are halal.
If you're in search of the best places for iftar in London Bridge, check out Comptoir Libanais. Not only is this joint absolutely gorgeous, showcasing vibrant walls and cascading roses, but it's also rustling up special celebratory feasts for £27 per person, complete with traditional dates and laban.
Fill your boots with lip-smacking Italian cuisine over at La Fenice. All of the food is halal, from the rich burrata and truffle arancini to the spaghetti beef carbonara and chicken Milanese. You also won't be going thirsty, as it shakes up a number of killer mocktails, including a zingy mango mule.
Bringing the tropical vibes of Latin America to the capital, Cabana Brasil White City is a buzzing place to eat. The chicken here is halal, so get your chops around all kinds of mouthwatering tacos, salads and sharing plates. As for drinks? There are plenty of non-alcoholic cocktails, like the passion fruit no-jito.
Seeking out the best iftar in London? Benares is the Michelin-starred Indian eatery that's celebrating the holy month with a delish selection of specials. Gobble your way through biryanis, curries and samosas, not to mention tasty mango lassis and complimentary khajoor.
To celebrate Ramadan, Tigerbay Hanger Lane is offering 20% off food from Sunday to Thursday for online bookings. As everything here is halal, it might just front the best iftar menu in London, including jawaneh chicken wings, lamb koftas and bean burgers.