The best halal restaurants in West London

Salloos is a long-standing, family-run Pakistani restaurant known for its refined Mughalai cuisine and warm, personal service in an elegant setting. The fully halal menu features richly spiced dishes like tandoori lamb chops, seafood curries, and freshly baked breads, with traditional desserts to round off the meal. Takeaway is available, and the halal-friendly West London restaurant can also be hired for big celebrations.

Macellaio RC brings an Italian perspective to the classic steakhouse experience, with a timeless, stylish interior and a strong focus on expert butchery – the restaurant features its own counter where you can pick out the cuts you want. Its West London branch offers a dedicated halal menu with select steaks, pasta dishes, and an array of creative mocktails. It's a top pick for halal meat enthusiasts seeking quality steaks with Mediterranean character.

Villa Mamas is the West London branch of chef Roaya Saleh's acclaimed Bahraini restaurant, offering a fully halal menu rooted in the flavours of her Gulf upbringing. The dishes blend Persian, Mediterranean and Indian influences, featuring highlights like smoky baba ganoush, tender slow-cooked meats, and freshly baked khubz. Furnished with Middle Eastern decor, the setting is stylish yet welcoming.

Normah's is a snug, homey restaurant offering authentic Malaysian cooking that feels like dining in a friend's kitchen. The menu features comforting classics such as beef rendang, nasi goreng, roti with dhal, and a variety of stir-fried noodles. There are also plenty of vegetarian and vegan choices, making it a welcoming spot for all.

Steak on the Green in Ealing offers premium British beef, aged for a minimum of 28 days. Alongside classic à la carte and lunch selections, there's a dedicated halal menu, making the West London restaurant an inclusive choice for meat lovers. With options like burgers, fish, and a hearty Sunday roast, there's something for everyone.

Halal-friendly West London restaurant Wassouf Lounge offers a laid-back and welcoming space for enjoying Lebanese food and shisha, with backgammon and other games adding to the relaxed vibe. The menu includes wraps, mezze like batata harra and vine leaves, grilled mains, salads, and traditional pastries. No alcohol is served on the premises, though guests can BYOB.

Traditional Iraqi touches meet exposed brick and contemporary design at Samad Al Iraqi, with the richly decorated interior providing an inviting backdrop for your meal. The halal menu at this West London restaurant showcases familiar mezze favourites such as hummus and vine leaves, alongside Iraqi specialities like kubbah, stuffed lamb, chicken biryani, hearty stews, and charcoal-grilled mains.

Tukdin is a popular Malaysian restaurant known for its authentic, halal menu that has drawn in the ex-pat community. The bright, unfussy dining room sets the scene for a menu full of comforting, shareable plates like spicy curries, stir-fries, and prawn crackers. It's a relaxed spot where the food is the main event, offering a true taste of Malaysia.

Meet Bros is a strikingly designed steakhouse near Hyde Park, featuring a medieval setting with stone walls and dramatic decor. The menu revolves around top-quality halal steaks, complemented by Asian-inspired starters and mains. A wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks is available as well. Thanks to its unique setting and versatile space, the halal restaurant in West London is also popular for events and special celebrations.

The Halal Guys bring Egyptian-style halal street food with a New York twist to a casual West London setting. Known for their quick and tasty offerings, the menu centres on wraps and platters filled with beef, chicken, or falafel, with extras like hummus and fries. It's a popular choice for a speedy halal meal or takeaway, and they offer catering as well.

Considered one of the best Turkish restaurants in the city, The Mantl applies a creative approach to classic flavours, with signature dishes including the likes of pistachio-crusted lamb cutlets, a refined take on iskender made with tenderloin, and the hard-to-find perde pilav rice wrapped in delicate filo pastry. All of the meat here is halal, though alcohol is served as well.

A new concept by the ever-popular Dishoom group, Permit Room is a more casual all-day affair, serving both signature Dishoom dishes and new menu items. Though the West London restaurant serves alcohol as well as things like bacon and sausages, all of their turkey, chicken, and lamb comes from halal-certified suppliers, and halal dishes are always prepared separately.

The Ceru restaurants draw inspiration from across the Levant, offering a menu of flavourful Middle Eastern cooking in a laid-back, sun-kissed setting. The dishes strike a balance between indulgence and wholesome eating, with plenty of options for different dietary requirements. All of their meat comes from halal-certified suppliers, and though alcohol is served, there are varied non-alcoholic options available as well.

Pardis is a contemporary Persian restaurant in West London with sleek black-and-white decor and a charming courtyard for outdoor dining. This family-run spot offers an extensive lunch and dinner menu featuring traditional dishes such as stews, lamb shank, and generous mixed grills, along with standout items like the world's first halal Wagyu minced koobideh skewers.

Melur is a long-standing, family-run restaurant serving Malaysian and Indonesian cuisine in a modern setting with sleek wooden furniture and crisp white walls. With over 20 years of experience, it's earned a loyal following for its authentic, comforting dishes that halal diners can tuck into without worry.

Head to the West London branch of Enish for a taste of authentic Nigerian cuisine in a stylish setting. Known for its festive atmosphere, the halal restaurant regularly hosts events and welcomes private party bookings with a dedicated celebration menu. The main menu features West African staples like gizzard with plantain, fried fish, and pepper soup. All of the meat served here is halal.