This means at least some dishes are prepared according to halal requirements. Certification and practice vary between restaurants (some are fully halal kitchens, others offer specific halal dishes alongside a non-halal menu), so it's worth confirming which applies if that distinction matters to you.

Of London's 44 restaurants with halal options, the highest concentration is in Southwark (4), Hounslow (4), Harrow (3). By cuisine, it's most common among Fish and chips restaurant (20), Indian restaurant (7), African restaurant (2).

What to ask if certification matters

If certification specifically matters to you rather than general halal preparation, ask which certifying body the restaurant uses, since not every listing that offers halal dishes is formally certified.

Fish and most shellfish are generally considered halal under most interpretations without needing separate certification, which is part of why halal options are common even at seafood restaurants that aren't halal-certified kitchens overall.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the whole restaurant halal, or just some dishes?

It varies: some are fully halal kitchens, others offer specific halal dishes alongside a non-halal menu, so it's worth confirming which applies if the distinction matters to you.

Do seafood restaurants need special certification to serve halal options?

Not necessarily, fish and most shellfish are generally considered halal under most interpretations without separate certification, which is part of why halal options appear even at kitchens that aren't halal-certified overall.

How many restaurants offer halal options in London?

44 restaurants in our directory currently list halal options as a feature, most of them in Southwark (4).