252 halal kitchens in London.
Part of The Halal Ledger. Every kitchen here gets the same three-voices check: what the business claims, what customers reveal in reviews — quoted, with receipts — and what only the owner can confirm.
How we verify
Every kitchen here is checked three ways: what the business claims in its own listing, what customers actually say in reviews (quoted, not paraphrased), and what only the owner can confirm — which we hold as an open question until they answer it themselves. We won’t list a “halal” kitchen if reviews contradict the claim; that’s cost places their listing before.
East London100 kitchens
Bethnal Green3 kitchens
Jannah Grill
Long-standing budget desi grill on Bethnal Green Road doing fresh wings, grilled chicken and a standout gourmet burger — cheap, big portions and downstairs seating, but a loud room and staff-conduct complaints recur.
N1 Grill & Curry House
Budget halal grill-and-curry fast-food on Roman Rd (E2) famed for £5 loaded boxes, doner, wings and a standout daal.
Purpleish
Halal Indian BBQ, grill and shisha lounge on Roman Rd (E2) with a heated garden — mixed grills, wings and (virgin) mojitos; a known iftar destination during Ramadan.
Bow3 kitchens
Original Taste
No-frills halal fast-food/kebab-and-chicken takeaway near Bow serving fried chicken, wings by the bucket, burgers and kebabs – great value, but ambiance and hygiene are the weak spots.
Delizia
Budget desi-style halal cafe in Bow (E3) serving full English and Bangladeshi/desi breakfasts; praised as some of the best desi breakfast in East London, though portion sizes and one owner-conduct complaint recur.
KRAVE MILE END
New halal fast-food spot on Mile End Rd — munch boxes, smash burgers, wings and loaded fries, open late with generous portions.
Canary Wharf & Poplar2 kitchens
Its Thecha
Rare Maharashtrian kitchen tucked in the lower level of a Canary Wharf hotel — pre-booked veg and non-veg thalis, kothimbir vadi and paneer thecha, and a licensed bar. It serves alcohol and seafood/meat, so it is not an all-halal kitchen.
The Madina Grill (TMG)
Fully-halal desi-style grill house in Poplar (E14) — steaks, peri peri chicken, sticky wings and doner, with downstairs seating for groups and quick friendly service.
East Ham21 kitchens
Udaya Kerala Restaurant
Hugely popular fully-halal Keralan/South Indian restaurant in East Ham (E6) — authentic non-veg specialities (mutton chops, chicken 65, biryani, beef roast), closed Mondays.
Charminar Restaurant
Long-running Hyderabadi/Indian restaurant on Katherine Road, E6 — big on Zafrani lamb biryani and generous portions, but reviews repeatedly flag cleanliness and freshness.
NavaRuchi Kerala Restaurant East Ham
Authentic Kerala (Malabar Muslim) restaurant in East Ham (E6) serving beef curries, Al Faham, biryani and appam – homely food let down by recurring hygiene/cleanliness gripes.
Naan Staap
Colourful Pakistani naan-and-chai house in Upton Park (E6), a fully-halal cafe loved for keema naans, hareesa and karak chai despite tight, sometimes-scruffy seating.
Malabar Hut Restaurant
Highly-rated authentic Kerala Muslim restaurant in East Ham famed for beef biryani, mandhi and parotta on banana leaves; food shines but service can lag when busy.
Laziza Biryani by Laziza Hut
Long-established, high-volume Pakistani biryani house on High St North, home-style food and student-friendly prices but polarising on freshness and service.
Lahori Nihaari London
East Ham Lahori specialist for slow-cooked nihari, haleem and paya, with Sunday halwa puri breakfast and homemade kulcha/naan.
Rice Club
Highly-rated, slightly hidden Kerala/South-Indian restaurant in East Ham (E6) — a review confirms it's all halal; standouts are the sea tawa platter, bamboo beef and Kerala biryani, though takeaway spice/consistency draws some complaints.
Hayath Kitchen
Busy East Ham South Indian / Malabar kitchen open till the early hours — biryani, mandi, chili paneer and grills at some of the lowest prices in the area, if service can wobble when it's slammed.
Imaan Restaurant
Upton Park Pakistani spot in the heart of Green Street known above all for its nihari and authentic chai — big portions and fast service, but hit by hygiene and staff-conduct complaints.
Handi Lounge & Restaurant
GreenCo / Handi is a two-floor Bangladeshi grill-and-lounge in Upton Park with shisha and event space — strong on beef sheesh and kala bhuna, but reviews split on food consistency and a loud, sometimes chaotic atmosphere.
Lala’s Grill & Restaurant
Halal Pakistani grill and fusion restaurant on Barking Rd, East Ham — tawa grills, biryani, lassi/juices, catering and delivery, open late.
De Cafe Lounge & De biryani Lounge
Independent HMC-certified halal breakfast & biryani lounge on Barking Rd (E6) — Turkish/desi grills, all-day breakfasts with lamb donner, in a large clean space; friendly but occasional gripes on price and portions.
Hyderabad villa
Tiny, top-rated East Ham kitchen serving genuinely hard-to-find Telangana Muslim cooking — boti fry, bheja fry, Ankapur chicken and Hyderabadi biryani, all cooked fresh to order.
Arabian kitchen
Small, great-value East Ham spot for Hyderabadi mandi and shawarma; a taste-of-home favourite though seating is congested.
Khudha Lagche
Small, cosy Bangladeshi restaurant in East Ham known for morogh pulao, grills and seasonal Iftar platters at friendly prices.
Motka
Roadside Bangladeshi 'deshi' street-food counter in East Ham serving signature clay-pot (motka) cheesy chicken; big flavours, budget prices and minimal seating.
Deshi Khana Gril & Restaurant
Independent Bangladeshi home-style grill & biryani house on Katherine Rd (E6) with dine-in, takeaway and delivery; regulars rate the biryani among East London's best, but hygiene and consistency complaints recur.
Lazish Biryani - Green Street
Popular new Pakistani biryani specialist on Plashet Grove, with a buzzy jummah-Friday queue and very affordable, well-rated chicken biryani.
Lavish Bites
All-halal desi BBQ and breakfast spot on Green St/Upton Park, loved for BBQ chicken and peri-peri rice at budget prices, with occasional service gripes.
Mughlai Town
New, small Mughlai-Bangladeshi 'deshi' spot in East Ham doing live-cooked jhura beef and Mughlai paratha; praised for flavour but dogged by value and service complaints.
Forest Gate11 kitchens
Hyderabad Darbar
Long-running, very busy Hyderabadi restaurant on Green Street doing haleem, biryani and South Indian dishes in big portions — much-loved by regulars, though quality and an auto-added service charge draw complaints.
Khana Khazana (Halal Restaurant/ UptonPark)
Large halal Pakistani/North Indian restaurant and event/wedding venue on Green St, Upton Park — big menu, mocktails, busy but uneven service.
Zu's - Green Street
Fully-halal Turkish/Pakistani grill on Green Street (E7) — budget kebabs, mixed grills and curries, open late; food is liked but service and consistency draw repeated complaints.
Asian Khana
Hidden-gem Forest Gate Bangladeshi kitchen for duck curry, kala gosht and chalar roti; quiet, homely, wheelchair-accessible and great value.
Tasty Treats
Forest Gate desi food counter (Tasty Treats) doing samosa chaat, biryani and chow mein by the tray for parties — quick friendly service (Shabita/Sabitha named), but several serious food-quality complaints.
Pizza Klub & Grill House Forest Gate
Independent pizza & grill house on Forest Gate's Woodgrange Rd (E7) doing budget half-chicken meals and cheap pizzas; likely fully halal (Muslim-area grill, no pork), though one review flags rude staff.
MBR AASHISH CHINESE KING
No-frills Indo-Chinese takeaway on Upton Lane (E7) serving street-style Manchurian, schezwan and Hakka noodles in a heavily halal area.
Pam Pam Diner
Tiny, TikTok-popular halal burger-and-fried-chicken diner – smash burgers, loaded fries and tikka-marinated chicken done well, but it's really a grab-and-go with very limited seating.
Madina Grill House
Under-the-radar Pakistani grill house on Upton Lane serving bargain-priced, home-style biryani, curries and mixed grills that punch above their price.
Maliks
Green Street Pakistani kebab/grill shop with a devoted regular for its fresh grill, but recent reviews raise serious freshness and hygiene concerns.
Lazeez
No-frills Bangladeshi kebab shop and biryani house on Upton Lane, warm owner but very uneven food quality across reviews.
Leyton8 kitchens
Saffron Kitchen
Big, very popular independent Indian/Pakistani restaurant on Lea Bridge Rd (E10) doing biryani, mixed grills, gosht and chaat for families; booking is advised, but reviews split on consistency, slow service and a noisy/awkward atmosphere.
Khan G Kababish London
Popular budget Pakistani kababish on Lea Bridge Rd with a downstairs function room, warm service and generous grills.
Karak Chaii Leyton
Leyton branch of the Karak Chaii desi chai & street-food cafe — chai, vada pav and naan melts, big on friendly counter service.
BBQ Express
Leyton desi BBQ/grill and fast-food takeaway (lamb kebabs, keema naan, tikka burgers) with delivery; affordable but with recurring complaints about consistency and owner attitude.
Mobeen Restaurant
Long-standing budget Pakistani counter spot in Leyton (originally on Green Street) famed for cheap biryani, kebab rolls and samosas - nostalgic but quality is inconsistent.
Kebabish Original
Long-standing Pakistani kebab house on Leyton High Rd near the mosque, now drawing complaints of a quality slide under new management.
Lotus
Lea Bridge Road cafe-restaurant whose signature karak chai is a genuine local draw, alongside smash burgers and coffee.
Taj Grill Leyton
Leyton branch of Taj Grill — a desi charcoal-grill favourite for chicken grill, masala fish and lamb chops, with generous party portions and friendly named staff; no-blood/fully-cooked meat is a customer halal signal.
Leytonstone1 kitchen
Manor Park3 kitchens
Taste of Hyderabad - EastHam
East Ham Hyderabadi kitchen doing juicy chicken mandi, dum/pot biryani and chicken 65 that reviewers say tastes like home; warm hospitality, though pricing and one slow service noted.
Chai Kadai East Ham
Popular Kerala/South Indian restaurant in East Ham known for unlimited meals, biryani and Malabar dishes, with a party hall for large gatherings and warmly praised service.
Hyderabadi Alfaham Mandi
Manor Park spot specialising in Arabian-style alfaham mandi and Hyderabadi biryani — generous, smoky platters when it's on song, but let down by pricing/portion disputes on deals and online orders.
Spitalfields & Brick Lane19 kitchens
Aladin Indian Restaurant - Brick Lane's Award-Winning Curry House
Iconic award-winning Brick Lane BYOB curry house; extensive Bangladeshi/Indian menu, halal meat, busy so booking advised.
Sheba Brick Lane - Awarded Best Curry House In UK
High-profile, licensed Bangladeshi/Indian curry house on Brick Lane (E1) with 8,500+ reviews — halal-meat kitchen that also serves beer and wine; strong on grills and shashlik but polarising on consistency and a 'tense' front-of-house.
City Spice - Voted Best Indian Restaurant on Brick Lane
Long-established Brick Lane curry house (Bangladeshi/Indian) with a big reputation for tandoori and classic curries in a bright, air-conditioned dining room — halal, with alcohol policy unconfirmed.
Masala Restaurant
Smart, long-standing Bangladeshi-Indian curry house on Brick Lane with a big vegetarian menu; the restaurant is licensed but the kitchen's meat is halal.
Bengal Village - Best of Brick Lane
Long-established, highly-rated Brick Lane Bangladeshi curry house (halal meat, licensed for Cobra beer) with a jungle-themed dining room, a full vegetarian menu and attentive all-Bangladeshi staff.
The Famous Curry Bazaar
Brick Lane Indian/Bangladeshi curry house (halal) known for samosas, lamb shashlik/chops, a novelty gas-mask-hot curry and standout mint sauce, with friendly named service; food occasionally called bland.
Muhib’s best in brick lane
Highly rated Brick Lane Bangladeshi-Indian curry house (The Fork deals, sizzlers, big veg/vegan options); meat is halal though the restaurant is licensed and runs free-beer promos.
Eastern Eye Balti House
Long-running, elegant halal Indian curry house on Brick Lane (E1) — balti, tandoori grills and biryani; repeatedly called one of the best on the street, with fast, welcoming service and good value.
The Standard Bricklane - Voted Best Indian In London 🇮🇳
Highly-rated Brick Lane (E1) Indian/Bangladeshi curry house — licensed, standout signature dishes (King Prawn Malabar, Calcutta Chicken Rezala), lively atmosphere and warm service.
Preem Brick Lane
Long-running, highly-rated Bangladeshi curry house on Brick Lane (E1) famed for warm hospitality (Mr Raj) and community spirit; halal meat but licensed — Cobra beer and free shots feature in reviews.
The Monsoon - Best Indian Restaurant & Takeaway
Long-standing Brick Lane (E1) Bangladeshi/Indian curry house — licensed, generous portions and an attentive owner, though curries can be hit-or-miss.
Graam Bangla
Inexpensive, home-style halal Bangladeshi restaurant near Brick Lane, prized for authentic bhortas, shatkora, khalabuna and fish curries served family-style on clay plates.
Taste of Jaipur
Brick Lane North Indian spot (with a veg-friendly menu) praised for butter chicken, mixed grill, prawns and fresh naan, plus attentive, recommendation-happy service.
Meraz
Cosy, owner-run Bangladeshi-Indian curry house off Brick Lane, trading since 1974; a locals' hidden gem for lamb biryani and personal, owner-guided ordering.
Bahara - Indian Kitchen & Culture
Polished, creative Brick Lane Indian restaurant with a full cocktail bar (so licensed) and halal meat cuisine — standouts include lamb shank curry, keema naan and inventive dessert presentations.
Charista
Small independent Bangladeshi café and desi tea spot near Bethnal Green/Shoreditch — chaat, chai, biryani and chilli paneer served small-plate style with young, attentive staff and no alcohol.
Amar Gaon
Cafe-style Brick Lane Bangladeshi kitchen serving home-style bhortas and curries from a heated counter; affordable, warm, a 15-year local staple.
Zaiqah Royale
Fully-halal Pakistani kitchen and caterer on Brick Lane (E1) — delivery/takeaway and corporate catering (butter chicken, biryani, canapé platters); newer listing, basement location is hard to find.
Lamb Shank Hotspot
Delivery-first Somali spot on Brick Lane known for fall-off-the-bone lamb shank and a ferociously hot green sauce, but dogged by ordering and consistency issues.
Stratford5 kitchens
The Grill Stratford
Stratford halal grill/steakhouse (The Grill) with a modern, calm nasheed-playing ambience, homemade sauces and spice blends across steaks, grilled meats, burgers and desserts; service warm and generous, food mostly praised with an occasional off-day.
Al zayt Restaurant
Stratford Keralan-Arabic spot for mandi, biryani and shawarma; generous group portions, though service can be inconsistent.
Indi-go Rasoi
Indian street-food and curry counter inside Westfield Stratford — chaat, biryani, momos and curries with clean surroundings, though reviews split sharply on freshness and pushy morning service. Halal status is unconfirmed.
O12 Bar & Grill Restaurant- Stratford, London
Stratford (E15) Nepali-led multi-cuisine bar and grill – carries a halal_restaurant tag but is a licensed sports bar serving beer and cocktails, so halal options sit alongside alcohol.
Aroma Authentic Dum Biriyani
Quick-service Stratford spot for dum biryani and beef-porotta combos; affordable and fast, though some question its Kerala authenticity.
Upton Park & Plaistow4 kitchens
Kaffiend
Warmly-run Desi all-day breakfast & brunch cafe on Green St serving halal English/American/Desi breakfasts and karak chai.
Charminar Restaurant Green Street
Hyderabadi/Indian restaurant on Plashet Road, Green Street E13, praised for authentic biryani and desserts but with recurring front-of-house and wait-time complaints when busy.
Desi Palace Restaurant
Fully-halal South Indian / desi restaurant on Plashet Rd (E13) with online booking, known for biryani and family-style hospitality; some find portions small versus price and the front of house understaffed.
Bahar-e-Hyderabad
Tiny Hyderabadi biryani specialist in Plashet (E13) with rotating day-specific specials (Chicken Mandi, Lamb Tahari), best known as a takeaway for its biryanis at low prices.
Walthamstow4 kitchens
Chaiiwala
Walthamstow branch of the Chaiiwala desi tea-house chain — karak chai, desi breakfast, chaat and biryani in a spacious spot by the station, with quality that reviewers find inconsistent.
Querky Cafe
Independent pork-free desi cafe on Walthamstow High St (E17, plus a Hoe St branch) known for karak chai and coffee, with a pork-free English breakfast (turkey bacon) and vegan/halal options; recently refurbished.
PAR LONDON - PAK AL REYAN RESTAURANT
Multi-format halal Pakistani/Middle-Eastern restaurant, cafe and food store (PAR) with a big menu – standout desi breakfast, samosa chaat and freshly-cooked food at affordable prices.
Biryani Master
Walthamstow halal biryani and desi kitchen (kebab rolls, curries, karak chai) at budget prices — generally well-liked but with recurring notes on meat quality and defensive complaint handling.
Whitechapel16 kitchens
Dilpasand Restaurant
Long-established, highly-rated halal Pakistani restaurant on Commercial Rd (E1) — curries, kebabs, biryani and karak chai plus mocktails; warm hospitality and it packs out fast, with occasional portion/consistency gripes.
Lahore Kebab House
Famous no-frills halal Pakistani kebab house near Whitechapel — legendary lamb chops and karahi, BYO with no corkage, cash only.
Needoo Grill
Whitechapel (E1) Punjabi/Pakistani grill in the Tayyabs mould – fully halal, BYO, celebrated for lamb chops, nihari and mixed grill, though consistency draws the odd sharp complaint.
Maedah Grill
Big, spacious Turkish grill by East London Mosque with excellent-value lunch deals and an upstairs banqueting hall for weddings; a popular post-Friday-prayer family spot.
Lahore One Restaurant
Long-running Pakistani tandoori restaurant on Commercial Rd (E1) — clean, spacious, BYO booze, friendly service and mostly good-value curries.
Feast and Mishti
Budget halal Bangladeshi buffet and mishti (sweet) house in Whitechapel with a takeaway sweet counter (jilebi, shingara) that steps up for Ramadan; big-group friendly but dogged by consistency, freshness and service complaints.
Spice Hut
Halal fast-food/takeaway outlet in Stepney (halal_restaurant type) — fried chicken/wings, kebabs, burgers and Indian curries — but a low 3.3 rating driven by recurring complaints of rude staff, poor hygiene, cold food and slow delivery.
Madison Steak & Grill
Large American-style steak & grill in E1 with a halal desi buffet and cocktails; big portions and TikTok buzz but very inconsistent food-quality and freshness complaints.
Naan Staap®
New Road (E1) branch of the Naan Staap chai-and-naan chain – fully halal, strong on Kashmiri pink tea and dessert naans, but reviews flag slow service and inconsistency.
Halal Restaurant
Reputedly London's oldest Indian restaurant (est. pre-WWII), a timeless Aldgate institution serving classic North Indian curries and tandoori — fully halal food and now newly re-licensed for alcohol.
Zaiqa London
Pakistani/desi restaurant on Whitechapel Road (E1) specialising in nihari, mandi and thali — welcoming setting and warm service, but value and consistency divide reviewers.
Baraka Eatery London
Halal eatery inside the London Muslim Centre in Whitechapel serving Indian and Middle Eastern dishes plus a juice bar; food is a mixed bag and service draws recurring complaints.
FoodComa
Instagram-first soul-food/desi burger spot on Mile End Road famed for value boxes, naga-mayo burgers, loaded fries and huge portions, with some consistency wobbles.
Shalamar Kebab House
Long-standing, budget Pakistani kebab house in Whitechapel (E1) — homely desi comfort food (kebab rolls, biryani, karahi, tikka) at rock-bottom prices, run by a welcoming owner.
Makkah Grill
Budget halal fast-food shop on Whitechapel Road — very cheap pilau, wings and biryani, but dogged by freshness, hygiene and service complaints.
Cabin
Family-run (sisters) all-halal café in Stepney Green loved for hearty desi-inflected breakfasts, karak chai and house bakes in a small, warm, historical space.
