9 Best Halal Restaurants And Cafes In Perth

Hooray! You’ve just landed in sunny Perth! ☀️ With so many new attractions and experiences in Perth, we bet you’re raring to go. If you’re wondering about where to eat in Perth, not to worry! We’ve compiled a list of halal food in Perth for the hungry (and possibly cranky) traveller to save you the hassle.

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1. Kailis' Fishmarket Cafe

Unwind and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many fish and chips joints in Perth - Kailis Fish Market. The restaurant overlooks the Fremantle Waterfront so grab a table by the harbour to get a picturesque view of the fishing harbour while you chow down on your fried goodies.If you’re with a larger group, we recommend sharing the Seafood Platter and the Fish and Chips Platter. ? The establishment serves chicken and alcohol, however, they have confirmed that the seafood items are fried in a separate oil and fryer so there would be no cross-contamination.Halal status:Alcohol served in eateryOpening hours: Daily; 11AM-8PMAddress: 46 Mews Rd, Fremantle WA 6160, AustraliaInstagram

2. Lord Of The Fries

Most food places close early in Australia but not Lord Of The Fries, they open till late on Friday and Saturday from 11AM to 1:30AM. Known amongst the locals as the go-to place for when the midnight munchies strike, you’ll find quick bites and on-the-go foods like their delicious fries made from locally sourced potatoes available in a variety of cuts such as chunky or classic. You can also try their Tijuana, Melbourne and Chicago style hot dogs which are 100% vegan with sides and milkshakes that are vegetarian-friendly. ?Halal status: VegetarianOpening hours: Sun-Tue; 11AM-10PM Wed-Thu; 11AM-11PM Fri-Sat; 11AM-1:30AMAddress:2/189 William St, Northbridge WA 6003, AustraliaWebsite

3. Satay on Charcoal

Credit: Satay on CharcoalIf you’re already missing the taste of home, then you have to visit Satay on Charcoal. The small but cosy store offers outdoor seating if you want to bask in Perth’s bright sun and cooling breeze.

Credit: Satay on Charcoal on FacebookAs a Malaysian restaurant, they specialise in all kinds of local favourites like fried bee hoon and kway teow - they don’t skimp on the portions either! Along with mains, you should try their juicy beef and chicken satays cooked on a charcoal flame for that smokey flavour that you can’t get anywhere than a charcoal grill. ?Halal status: Halal-certifiedOpening hours: Mon-Thu; 4PM-9PM Fri-Sun; 11AM-2:30PM, 4PM-9PMAddress: shop6/16 Mends St, South Perth WA 6151, AustraliaFacebook

4. Karache’ By Sani

Credit: Karache’ By SaniLooking for good food at good prices and a friendly atmosphere? Then you’ve come to the right place! Karache’ By Sani is all about the authenticity of their food and service. ?Another cosy establishment that serves authentic South East Asian cuisine, you’ll find nasi briyani, ayam masak merah, sotong sambal and other hearty and familiar dishes prepared with love. And if you like surprises, Karache’ By Sani has special items on the menu that you can order from.Halal status: Halal-certifiedOpening hours: 124 Murray St, Perth WA 6000, AustraliaAddress: Mon-Sun; 11AM-7PM Thu; 11:30AM-9PMFacebook | Instagram

5. 7Grams Chicken

Credit: 7GramsGet a taste of South Korea in Perth at 7Grams Chicken! You can choose from a multitude of flavours such as original chicken, snow (honey butter), soy and garlic. Or if you want a spicy kick, try their spicy chilli or sweet chilli chicken all available with bone, boneless or wings.
Credit: 7Grams7Grams has a big menu that serves more than just Korean fried chicken. So if you’re hungry for more, they also serve juicy burgers, bibimbaps and much more! Do note that alcohol is served in the eatery. We recommend that you dine at your own discretion.Halal status:Halal-certified ingredients usedOpening hours: Mon-Sun; 12PM-9PMAddress: 212 Lake St, Perth WA 6000, AustraliaWebsite

6. Chee Tayeb

Credit: Chee TayebAnother gem on Murray Street is Chee Tayeb, a family-owned business that offers authentic and modern Lebanese food. A visit to this eatery will take you to Lebanon where the atmosphere is welcoming and the food brings comfort. They even have a selection of wraps to grab and go. Perfect for the busy traveller looking to grab a quick bite on their way to the next attraction. Their must tries are their Business Wraps filled with tender garlic chicken, coleslaw and fries. Do note that alcohol is served in the eatery. We recommend that you dine at your own discretion.Halal status: Halal-certifiedFacebookOpening hours: Mon-Thu; 11AM-6PM Wed-Sun; 11AM-9PMAddress: 353 Murray St, Perth WA 6000, Australia

7. Manise Cafe

This eatery is a hidden gem that serves up Indonesian cuisine! The dishes are mostly traditional and prepared with care as the plates are complete with their garnish and fixings. The spicy nasi goreng with fish crackers and crunchy cucumber salad topped with a sunny side up (with the runny yolk!) is a favourite amongst the crowd. ?Halal status: Halal-certified Opening hours: Mon; 11AM-3PM 5PM-8PM Tue-Wed; Closed Thu-Sat; 11AM-3PM Sun; 12PM-3PM 5PM-8PMAddress: Shop 2, 449 William St, Perth WA 6003, AustraliaInstagram

8. Santai2 Cafe

If you love comfort food then Santai2 is a must visit. The word ‘Santai-Santai' translates to relaxing in Malay, and it welcomes all diners to enjoy a leisurely meal of Malaysian cuisine.There are familiar favorites like Nasi Lemak Beef Rendang (AUD $20), Mee Goreng Santai (AUD $16), Assam Laksa (AUD $16) and more await you. Don’t forget to complete your meal with their specially blended Teh Tarik! Halal status: Halal-certifiedOpening Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5pm-8pm (Mon-Sun); Closed on WednesdaysAddress: 1018 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park WA 6101, AustraliaWebsite

9. The Honeycake

Looking for the perfect souvenir in Fremantle Market? Then you’re in luck! ? The Honeycake is a hidden gem tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Newcastle and William Street. This traditional Czech honey-layered cake is filled with caramel and topped with fresh ground walnuts. The packaging comes in a neat bundle so you can bring it home a souvenir.Halal Status: The cakes are vegan-friendly but do note that alcohol-free whole cakes must be pre-ordered as they are only available upon request. It is advisable for you to contact them via their offices directly 3 days in advance (we recommend a week!) to place your order.Website | Instagram | Facebook Western Australia has a long list of attractions to visit and you won’t want to spend too much time deciding on where to eat. ? So if you’re getting ready for that trip to Perth you might want to bookmark this page so you can add these eateries to your itinerary!