Top Halal Restaurants to Visit in London in 2025

London’s food scene continues to dazzle, and for those seeking halal options, 2025 brings an exciting lineup of restaurants that fuse authenticity, innovation, and unforgettable flavour. From sleek fine-dining spots to buzzing street-food joints, here are the top halal restaurants you need to visit in London this year.

1. Berenjak Soho – Persian Grill Reimagined

Location: Soho, W1F 0TQ
Cuisine: Persian / Middle Eastern
Vibe: Rustic, intimate, and theatrical
Halal Status: Select meats are halal – check when booking

A gem in the heart of Soho, Berenjak offers a modern twist on traditional Persian cuisine. Their charcoal-grilled kababs, freshly baked taftoon bread, and rich stews transport you straight to Tehran. Ideal for date nights or small group dining, the open kitchen adds flair to the experience.

Must-Try: Koobideh kabab, mast o khiar (yogurt with cucumber), and lamb shoulder with pomegranate glaze.

2. Zelman Meats – Halal Wagyu & Beyond

Location: Knightsbridge, SW1X 7XL
Cuisine: Steakhouse
Vibe: Industrial chic meets gourmet
Halal Status: Halal beef available upon request

Zelman Meats has become a pilgrimage site for halal steak lovers. With a rotating menu of global cuts—think Australian Wagyu and USDA Prime—the restaurant offers halal diners a rare experience without compromising on quality or flavour.

Must-Try: Smoked Wagyu brisket, truffle fries, and chimichurri ribeye.

3. Spice Village – South Asian Banquet

Location: Tooting, SW17 0RN
Cuisine: Pakistani / Indian
Vibe: Lively and family-friendly
Halal Status: Fully halal

A cornerstone of London’s South Asian halal scene, Spice Village delivers bold flavours, generous portions, and vibrant ambiance. It’s perfect for family dinners or celebrations.

Must-Try: Lamb karahi, biryani, and sizzling mixed grill.

4. Chotto Matte – Halal Nikkei Fusion

Location: Soho, W1D 6QG
Cuisine: Japanese-Peruvian (Nikkei)
Vibe: Artful, modern, Instagram-worthy
Halal Status: Halal chicken and beef options available

Chotto Matte brings the vibrant energy of Tokyo and Lima into a halal-friendly menu. From sushi to sizzling anticucho skewers, the fusion dishes burst with freshness and flair.

Must-Try: Halal beef tataki, spicy tuna crispy rice, and yuzu cheesecake.

5. Band of Burgers – Gourmet Halal Burgers

Location: Brick Lane, E1 6RU
Cuisine: Burgers / Grilled
Vibe: Rock ’n’ roll with an urban twist
Halal Status: Fully halal

This edgy burger joint is a hit among younger crowds for its fully halal gourmet burgers, creative sides, and flame-grilled steaks. It’s casual, loud, and unapologetically indulgent.

Must-Try: Wagyu beef burger, truffle mac & cheese, and the firecracker wings.

 6. The Great Chase – Fine Dining with a Conscience

Location: Islington, EC1V 4PY
Cuisine: Modern European
Vibe: Elegant, tranquil, alcohol-free
Halal Status: Fully halal

Offering one of the few alcohol-free fine dining experiences in London, The Great Chase excels in refined presentation, seasonal ingredients, and deeply rooted halal ethics. It’s a perfect venue for anniversaries or dignified business lunches.

Must-Try: Confit duck leg, wild mushroom risotto, and their signature mocktails.

Final Bites

London’s halal dining landscape is richer and more diverse than ever in 2025, it has so much to offer muslim diners. Whether you’re craving flame-grilled meats, delicate sushi, or haute cuisine, these spots prove that halal food doesn’t mean compromise—it means culinary excellence with integrity.

#BMMTip: Always call ahead to confirm halal certification and meat sourcing, as some restaurants offer partial halal options.

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by Natasha Syed
Natasha Syed is the dynamic Editor-in-Chief of British Muslim Magazine, the UK’s premium Travel & Lifestyle publication catering to Muslim audiences. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for celebrating diverse cultures, she leads the magazine in curating inspiring content that bridges heritage, modern luxury, and faith-driven experiences. Under her leadership, British Muslim Magazine continues to set the standard for authentic, and engaging trusted narratives, making it the go-to source for Muslim traveler's and lifestyle enthusiasts across the UK and beyond.
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