Hong Kong is fast becoming a halal food haven—with more eateries than ever offering halal-certified menus, Muslim-friendly services, and even prayer spaces! In fact, as of 2025, over 200 halal eateries have been certified by local authorities, with more on the way thanks to the launch of the Halal Q Mark.
Whether you're craving authentic Chinese dim sum, street food, South Asian cuisine, or decadent desserts, this guide has you covered. Here's our updated 2025 list of halal and Muslim-friendly food spots in Hong Kong—from the classics you love to brand-new openings!
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Halal Cantonese Food
1. Islamic Centre Canteen (Wan Chai)
This hidden gem on the 5th floor of Masjid Ammar is a must-visit for halal dim sum lovers. Think: classic favourites like chicken siu mai, har gow, lo mai gai and congee, all served in a buzzing, canteen-style setting.
The Islamic Centre Canteen is spacious, great for families or group dining, and run by the mosque—so everything is strictly halal. The vibe is warm and unpretentious, and you’ll often see locals chatting over big plates.
Be sure to arrive early, especially on weekends, as it fills up fast. It’s also a great place to mingle with the community over great food.
Halal Status: Halal-certified (for Muslims only, located within a mosque)
Average Price: HKD 30–60 per dish
Opening Hours: Daily 10:00A.M. – 9:00P.M.
Address: 5/F, Masjid Ammar, 40 Oi Kwan Rd, Wan Chai
Contact: +852 2834 8211
2. Wai Kee Duck Rice (Wan Chai)
One of the few places in Hong Kong serving halal roast duck!
Located in Bowrington Market, Wai Kee Duck Rice is also known for its curry dishes and roast meats over rice. Expect generous portions of aromatic duck with crispy skin, tender meat and well-seasoned rice. The setting is a humble cooked food centre, so don't expect fancy—but the food makes up for it.
Locals swear by it, and queues can get long during peak lunch hours. The stall also offers beef brisket and curry lamb options. Affordable and satisfying!
Halal Status: Muslim-owned
Average Price: HKD 40–60 per plate
Opening Hours: Mon–Sat 11:30A.M. – 7:00P.M.
Address: Shop 5, 1/F Bowrington Rd Market, Wan Chai
Contact: +852 2574 1131
Chinese Fusion & Dim Sum
3. Islam Food 清真牛肉馆 (Kowloon City)
Known for its pan-fried beef buns, spicy lamb curry and generous portions, Islam Food offers Northern Chinese flavours in a halal format. This is one of Hong Kong’s longest-standing halal Chinese restaurants and has a loyal local following.
The beef buns are juicy with crisp exteriors and filled with aromatic meat. The restaurant’s curry dishes also have their own fan base, with lamb curry and beef curry being two favourites.
The space is clean and functional, with fast service and English-speaking staff, making it ideal for both dine-in and takeaway.
Halal Status: Fully halal
Average Price: HKD 30–60
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00A.M. – 10:45P.M.
Address: Shun King Building, 33-35 Tak Ku Ling Rd, Kowloon City, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2382 2822
4. Chinesology (Central)
Chinesology is a fine-dining halal-certified Chinese fusion restaurant, with dishes like lava seafood buns and creative dim sum that reflect modern interpretations of Chinese classics.
The interior design is elegant and immersive—ideal for date nights or business dinners. Chinesology is one of the few restaurants in Hong Kong that bridges halal requirements with upscale dining experiences.
It’s pricier than average, but the beautifully plated dishes and excellent service make it worth it, with vegetarian options also available. A memorable experience for those looking to treat themselves!
Halal Status: Halal-friendly
Average Price: HKD 200–400 per person
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30A.M. – 10:00P.M.
Address: Shop 3101-07, 3/F IFC Mall, 8 Finance St, Central
Contact: +852 6809 2299
5. Lady 13 Kitchen (Mong Kok & Tsim Sha Tsui)
Lady 13 Kitchen is a trendy eatery, offering Chinese noodle bowls with creative halal toppings like char siu chicken and Angus beef. It has branches in both Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui—both popular tourist spots.
The restaurant decor is modern, with neon signage and comfortable booths perfect for solo meals or casual hangouts. Noodles come in various broths, including spicy, herbal and creamy chicken. You can choose your toppings and spice levels, making it a fully customisable experience.
Popular with young diners and foodies, it’s also known for its bubble tea selection. Clean, quick, and flavourful.
Halal Status: Halal-friendly (Tsim Sha Tsui branch)
Average Price: HKD 80–120
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30–23:00
Address: Shop A, G/F, Valiant Comm Building, NOS. 22-24, Prat Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui (MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit P3) Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 6696 0029 / +852 2885 6728
South Asian (Pakistani / Indian)
6. Aladin Mess (Causeway Bay)
Aladin Mess is one of those under-the-radar gems where the food speaks for itself. Tucked upstairs in a building near Times Square, it dishes out consistently delicious Indian and Pakistani fare.
Their biryani is fragrant, their butter chicken is rich and creamy, and the naan? Always fresh out of the tandoor. It’s casual and cosy, with fast service and generous portions. Don’t expect fancy decor—but do expect flavour bombs.
Great for a quick lunch, group dinner, or when you’re missing a taste of home.
Halal Status: Halal-certified (Incorporated Trustees of Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Average Price: HKD 60–120
Opening Hours: Daily 11:45–15:00, 18:00–22:45
Address: 2/F, 60 Russell St, Causeway Bay
Contact: +852 2808 0250
7. House of Curry (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Craving crispy dosas and a solid cup of filter coffee? Head to House of Curry, a new South Indian eatery that keeps things simple but spot-on.
From buttery parathas to hearty thali sets, everything is made fresh and full of flavour. It’s a great pick for breakfast, lunch or a casual dinner—especially if you're exploring the Tsim Sha Tsui area.
The menu is vegetarian-friendly and 100% halal, which makes it a solid choice for mixed groups. Come hungry, leave happy.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 60–120
Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–22:00
Address: Shop 48, G/F, Chungking Mansions, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: +852 6158 3200
8. Chaska (Central)
Chaska brings a playful twist to Indian street food, serving up dishes like butter chicken spaghetti, crispy chaat, and tangy gol gappe.
It’s the kind of spot you go to when you want something fun, flavourful, and a little unexpected. With its modern interiors and laid-back vibe, it’s a go-to for chill dinners or weekend lunches.
Grab a few small plates to share and don’t skip the masala chai. The flavours are bold, the portions are perfect for sharing, and the whole experience feels fresh and modern.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 80–150
Opening Hours: Sun: 11:30–22:30; Mon–Thu: 17:30–22:00; Fri–Sat: 11:30–22:30
Address: Shop 2, G/F, Midland Court, 58–62 Caine Road, Mid-Levels, Central
Contact: +852 6073 4268
9. Dilliwale (Causeway Bay)
Dilliwale delivers the kind of North Indian comfort food that hits the spot—whether you're craving creamy dal, smoky tandoori chicken, or pillowy naan.
The space is bright and colourful, with Delhi-style decor that adds a splash of fun. Their thali sets are a great way to try a little bit of everything, and the portions are generous.
Whether you're eating solo or coming with family, the vibe is warm and casual. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to come back to after a long day exploring the city.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 80–160
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00–15:00, 18:00–23:00
Address: 9/F, Kyoto Plaza, 491–499 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay
Contact: +852 6073 4268
10. Ebeneezer’s Kebab & Pizzeria (Multiple Locations)
A familiar name to many locals and tourists, Ebeneezer’s Kebab & Pizzeria is a go-to for affordable and tasty halal fast food.
Their menu features a mix of Middle Eastern and Indian staples—from shawarma wraps and biryani to pizzas and kebab platters. With more than 15 branches across Hong Kong, you're never too far from one.
It’s a top pick for a late-night bite or quick, no-fuss meal after exploring the city. Don’t miss their garlic naan with chicken tikka, or their lamb kebab served with mint sauce. Vegetarian options and English menus are available too.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 50–120
Opening Hours: Most outlets open daily till late (some 24/7)
Address: Multiple locations including Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai, Central, and Mong Kok
Contact: +852 2369 6565 (Tsim Sha Tsui branch)
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Northwest & Xinjiang Cuisine
11. Yang Ba Dao (Wan Chai)
If you’re after bold, savoury dishes packed with spices, Yang Ba Dao delivers. This Xinjiang-style halal restaurant in Wan Chai serves grilled lamb, beef stew, hand-pulled noodles and rice dishes bursting with flavour.
It's a low-key eatery, but the food has a strong reputation among halal diners. Perfect for a hearty lunch or comforting dinner after exploring the area.
Their signature lamb chops and cumin beef rice are highly recommended!
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 60–100
Opening Hours: Approx. 11:00–21:00 (confirm locally)
Address: 4 Chan Tong Lane, Wan Chai (11 minutes walk from Wan Chai Station, Exit A3
or 8-9 minutes walk from Causeway Bay Station, Exit A)
12. Mo Keung To (Jordan & Ngau Tau Kok)
Mo Keung To brings the rich, bold flavours of Xinjiang right into the heart of Kowloon and Kowloon East.
Known for their hand-pulled beef noodles, cumin lamb, and savoury rice dishes, this place is a hit with anyone craving hearty, comforting meals.
The Jordan and Ngau Tau Kok branches are both clean, casual, and cater to a steady stream of locals and expats alike. Their portions are generous, and the prices make it great value for money.
Bonus: they also offer halal frozen meat options for takeaway.
Halal Status: Halal-certified (Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Average Price: HKD 50–100 per meal
Opening Hours: Daily 10:30–21:00
Addresses: Shop 10, G/F, Man Ying Building, 10 Man Ying Street, Jordan | G/F, 17 Yee On Street, Ngau Tau Kok
Contact: +852 6844 5545
13. Wu Ji Zhian Beef Noodles (Wan Chai & Tsim Sha Tsui)
If you love Lanzhou-style beef noodles, Wu Ji Zhian is worth the visit. They offer halal hand-pulled noodles in rich, savoury broth topped with tender beef and chilli oil, plus sides like cumin-spiced beef burgers and dumplings.
The portions are generous, and the modern interiors make it a step up from your usual noodle shop. With branches in Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui, it's an accessible and flavour-packed choice for a quick halal meal.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 50–100
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30–21:00
Addresses: Shop A2, G/F, 298 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai | Shop 10, G/F, Wai Wah Commercial Centre, 6 Wilmer Street, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: Not listed (walk-in recommended)
14. Luk Pun Sai Muk (Causeway Bay)
A great find in Causeway Bay, this Ningxia-style restaurant specialises in halal rice noodles and frozen halal meats for takeaway. Luk Pun Sai Muk is cosy and fuss-free, with comforting broth bowls, meat rice dishes and regional delicacies.
Locals come here for a quick, satisfying meal that’s full of home-style flavours. It also stocks frozen dumplings, halal mutton, and beef for you to cook at home—perfect if you’re staying nearby.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 60–120
Opening Hours: Daily approx. 11:00–21:00
Address: Shop 3 & 4, G/F, 3A Sharp Street West, Causeway Bay
Contact: +852 6889 8543
Middle Eastern / Mediterranean
15. Sumac (Central)
If you’re craving Middle Eastern flavours in a more refined setting, Sumac is your spot.
Tucked away in Central, this elegant Lebanese restaurant serves up fresh mezze platters, smoky grilled meats, fragrant rice dishes, and mouthwatering kunafa for dessert. The ambience is relaxed but stylish, ideal for intimate dinners, group gatherings or business lunches.
You’ll find both vegetarian and meat options, and everything is halal-certified. The prices are higher than your average casual eatery, but the quality and experience make it well worth it.
Halal Status: Halal meats (however, alcohol is served on the premises)
Average Price: HKD 300–500 per meal for two
Opening Hours: Mon–Sat 12:00–14:30, 18:00–22:00; Closed on Sundays
Address: LG/F, 8 Glenealy, Central
Contact: +852 9594 1173 / WhatsApp: +852 9594 1173
16. Rue du Liban (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Rue du Liban is a chic Lebanese restaurant that brings elegant Middle Eastern dining to Kowloon. Think: mezze spreads with hummus, baba ghanoush and tabbouleh, followed by sizzling mixed grills and lamb kebabs.
It’s ideal for a group dinner or romantic meal thanks to its stylish, candle-lit setting. Everything is freshly made and beautifully presented, with a balance of smoky, citrusy and savoury flavours.
If you enjoy Sumac but want something on the Kowloon side, this spot is a great alternative. A must-try for fans of authentic Lebanese cuisine!
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 200–350
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00
Address: Shop 2-7, 22-26 Hillwood Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2156 2966
17. The Hunter (Tseung Kwan O)
The Hunter is a modern Mediterranean-style halal-friendly eatery known for grilled meats, vibrant salads and wholesome bowls.
The menu fuses bold spices with lean proteins and health-conscious sides—ideal for clean eating without compromising on flavour. Chicken skewers, lamb kofta, rice pilaf and tahini dressings are some of their popular options.
The minimal, chic interior makes it great for casual hangouts or takeaway. Portions are generous and everything feels freshly prepared. A welcome addition to Tseung Kwan O’s growing halal food scene!
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 80–150
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–21:00
Address: G/F The Commercial accommodation, Alto Residences, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 3689 0123
18. 1453 Ottoman Turkish Mediterranean Cuisine
Step into a slice of Istanbul right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui.
1453 Ottoman Turkish Mediterranean Cuisine serves up authentic Turkish dishes in a warm, elegant setting—from juicy doner kebabs and adana platters to fluffy pide and rich lamb stews. The décor features Ottoman touches and the staff are incredibly welcoming.
Great for both casual lunches and dinner occasions, the food here is full of spice and soul. Don’t leave without trying the baklava or a cup of strong Turkish tea!
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 100–200
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–23:00
Address: G/F, 19 Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 6583 6324
19. Karachi Havabite
One of the longest-standing halal restaurants in Hong Kong, Karachi Havabite is a classic go-to for Pakistani comfort food. Their chicken karahi, mutton biryani, and grilled kebabs are loaded with flavour and served in hearty portions.
The setting is simple and nostalgic, with friendly service and a loyal local following. It's especially popular with students and families looking for a satisfying, no-frills halal meal.
Bonus: their roti is baked fresh and perfect for scooping up curry. If you're craving a taste of Karachi in Hong Kong, this spot won't disappoint.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly
Average Price: HKD 60–120
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00–22:00
Address: G/F, Kwai Fung House, 1 Ping Lai Path, Kwai Chung, New Territories
Contact: +852 2619 1112
20. SAFFRON Persian Cuisine (SoHo, Central)
SAFFRON is Hong Kong’s first Persian restaurant to offer a fully halal-certified menu, featuring fragrant rice dishes, charcoal-grilled meats, and traditional stews like ghormeh sabzi.
Nestled in SoHo, this stylish eatery brings out bold saffron and sumac flavours in every bite. The kebabs are juicy, the portions are generous, and the tahdig (crispy rice) is a rare treat in the city.
Its intimate setting and Persian-inspired décor make it perfect for date nights or a relaxed dinner with friends. Be sure to try the homemade saffron ice cream for dessert.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 150–250
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00–22:00
Address: Shop E, G/F, Garley Bldg., 47-53 Graham St, Central, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 9612 3880
International Cuisine
21. Mr BBQ (Tsim Sha Tsui & Jordan)
Mr BBQ is Hong Kong’s first halal Korean BBQ restaurant, and it’s a game-changer.
Expect sizzling platters of beef, marinated chicken, and lamb grilled to perfection right at your table. With sleek interiors, neon signage, and a buffet-style or a la carte option, it’s perfect for groups or a fun night out.
The meat is juicy, the sauces are bold, and the vibe is always buzzing. With branches in both Tsim Sha Tsui and Jordan, you’ve got double the excuse to visit.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 200–300 per person
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–02:00
Addresses: TST – 1/F Surson Commercial Building, 140–142 Austin Road; Jordan – Near Jordan MTR Exit D1
Contact: TST: +852 2111 0508 / WhatsApp: +852 9539 0310
22. PASTEAKO (Sheung Wan)
PASTEAKO merges halal meat options with the comforting indulgence of pasta and steak in a casual bistro-style setting.
Their bestsellers include creamy mushroom pasta, seared halal steaks, and playful fusion items like steak fries with Asian sauces. The place is compact but stylish, making it perfect for working lunches or a cosy dinner.
It's a popular spot for students and office workers alike. If you're craving something Western but halal, this is a top pick in Sheung Wan.
Halal Status: Halal-certified (however, they do serve alcohol on the premises)
Average Price: HKD 100–160
Opening Hours: Mon–Sat 12:00–22:00
Address: G/F, 88 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan
Contact: +852 6234 0591
23. Kimchi Korean Fusion (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Kimchi Korean Fusion serves halal-certified Korean favourites in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. From spicy tteokbokki and sizzling bulgogi to cheesy kimchi fried rice and hearty ramen, the menu blends authentic flavours with a casual, modern vibe.
The small eatery fills up quickly during lunch and dinner, especially with locals and Muslim travellers craving halal Korean comfort food. Their fried chicken and rice bowls are particularly popular.
With friendly service and English menus available, it’s a great introduction to Korean street food culture in Hong Kong, perfect for halal-friendly options.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 80–120
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00–22:00
Address: G/F, 14 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: +852 6330 3896
Southeast Asian Cuisine
24. Mamtom (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Craving halal pho or Vietnamese spring rolls? Mamtom is Hong Kong’s first halal-certified Vietnamese restaurant, and it's a refreshing change from the usual Chinese or Indian fare.
They serve flavourful bowls of beef or chicken pho, crispy cha gio (spring rolls), and Vietnamese iced coffee that hits the spot. Banh mi lovers will also be happy with their crusty baguettes packed with juicy, meaty filling.
The ambience is clean, bright, and modern, perfect for solo travellers or casual dates. It's a convenient spot for tourists, located near major shopping areas. Portions are generous and prices are friendly.
Halal Status: Halal-certified (however, they do serve alcohol on the premises)
Average Price: HKD 70–120
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00
Address: Shop G13, G/F, Cameron Plaza, 23–25A Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: +852 6426 8327
25. Makan Makan (Tseung Kwan O)
A cosy, modern eatery offering a taste of Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand all under one roof. Makan Makan is Muslim-friendly and offers comfort food staples like nasi lemak, curry laksa, chicken rice and beef rendang.
Their portions are filling, the staff are warm, and there’s even a kids’ menu. The bright, family-friendly interior makes it a relaxed choice for weekend meals.
If you’re a fan of Southeast Asian spices and crave variety, this is your go-to spot in Tseung Kwan O. Prices are mid-range, and the experience is consistently satisfying.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (halal options available, however, alcohol is served on premises)
Average Price: HKD 80–120
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30–21:30
Address: SHOP G01 G/F, COMMERCIAL ACCOMMODATION OF MONTEREY, 23 Tong Chun St, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 5228 3787
26. Warung Malang (Causeway Bay)
Warung Malang is a humble Indonesian eatery that brings the flavours of Surabaya and Jakarta straight to the heart of Causeway Bay.
Popular among the Indonesian Muslim community, this spot is known for its rich beef rendang, spicy sambal chicken, and bakso meatball soup. The space is no-frills and modestly sized, but the dishes are full of depth and spice.
It's a great spot for homesick Indonesians or anyone curious to explore authentic Indonesian fare in a halal setting. Bonus: they also stock imported Indonesian snacks and condiments.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (verify upon ordering)
Average Price: HKD 50–100
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00
Address: 2nd Floor, Flat B2, DRAGON RISE BUILDING 9-11 Pennington Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 6629 6122
Halal Desserts & Sweets
27. XTC Gelato (Central)
A refreshing treat in the heart of Central, XTC Gelato offers halal-certified scoops of Italian-style gelato in over 50 rotating flavours.
From tangy mango to rich chocolate hazelnut, their creamy, small-batch creations are made with natural ingredients and no artificial colouring. The shop is cosy with friendly staff who’ll let you sample before you decide.
A top pick for kids and adults alike, especially during Hong Kong’s humid summer months. Pair it with a stroll through Soho, or take a pint home.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD 35–55 per scoop or cup
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–22:00
Address: Shop 5, G/F, 45 Cochrane Street, Central
Contact: +852 2868 1086
28. Kai Kai Dessert (Jordan)
A legendary dessert shop in Hong Kong, Kai Kai Dessert has long been renowned for its traditional Cantonese sweet soups and tong sui, such as black sesame soup, red bean sweet soup, and glutinous rice dumplings.
While it is not fully halal-certified, their menu is generally free from alcohol or pork, and many Muslim travellers report dining here with peace of mind.
It's especially popular at night, with locals queuing for warm or chilled desserts after dinner. Located near Temple Street, it's a great post-dinner spot to soak in local flavours.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (no pork/alcohol used; confirm at counter)
Average Price: HKD 25–45
Opening Hours: Daily 12:30–02:30
Address: 29 Ning Po Street, Jordan, Kowloon Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2384 3862
29. A1 Tofu Company (阿一豆花) (Sham Shui Po)
If you’re looking for a light, satisfying dessert in Hong Kong, A1 Tofu Company in Sham Shui Po serves some of the creamiest, smoothest tofu pudding in town.
Their signature tau fu fa comes in hot or cold versions with syrup options like ginger or brown sugar. The setting is humble—mostly a takeaway counter with a few standing spots—but the quality is top-notch.
Muslim travellers favour this for a quick snack between street food stops. Simple, sweet, and totally nostalgic, it’s a local gem worth hunting down.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (no pork/alcohol used; confirm at counter)
Average Price: HKD 15–35
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00–21:00
Address: Shop 8, G/F, 35 Beech Street, Sham Shui Po
30. Lee Keung Kee Egg North Point Egg Waffles 利強記北角雞蛋仔
Famous for its crispy-on-the-outside, soft-inside egg waffles, Lee Keung Kee North Point Egg Waffles is a must-try street snack in Hong Kong.
Their signature golden “gai daan jai” (egg puffs) are made fresh to order and served piping hot in a paper cone—perfect for munching as you explore the streets. While not halal-certified, the ingredients are simple (egg, sugar, flour), and many Muslim travellers enjoy them as a safe option.
With multiple stalls around Hong Kong, including near Temple Street Night Market, it’s an iconic experience you shouldn’t miss.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (no pork/alcohol used; verify upon ordering)
Average Price: HKD 20–30
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00–23:00
Address: G/F, 492 King’s Road, North Point (plus other branches in TST, Central)
Contact: +852 2590 9726
31. LockCha Tea House (Admiralty)
For a serene tea and dim sum experience with a vegetarian twist, LockCha Tea House inside Hong Kong Park offers an elegant oasis away from the city buzz.
While not halal-certified, the restaurant is fully vegetarian with no alcohol or meat served, making it a popular choice among Muslim travellers looking for tranquil dining.
You’ll find beautifully presented Cantonese-style dim sum alongside a vast selection of premium Chinese teas. It's a great stop after exploring Hong Kong Park or the nearby Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware.
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly / Vegetarian
Average Price: HKD 80–200
Opening Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–20:00; Sat–Sun & Public Holidays 10:00–21:00
Address: G/F, The K.S. Lo Gallery, Hong Kong Park, Admiralty
Contact: +852 2801 7177
32. Happy Cow (Multiple Locations)
A top choice for dairy-free and plant-based dessert lovers, Happy Cow serves up creamy vegan ice cream that’s also halal-certified.
Their flavours range from classics like chocolate and vanilla bean to tropical picks like mango and coconut. Everything is made with natural ingredients and without refined sugars, making it a guilt-free treat.
You'll find them at various outlets and health food cafés across Hong Kong, including Discovery Bay and Central. Great for those with dietary restrictions or looking for a lighter option to cool down in the city.
Halal Status: Halal-certified and vegan
Average Price: HKD 40–60 per serving
Opening Hours: Varies by outlet
Address: Multiple locations including Central & Discovery Bay
Contact: +852 5117 2422
33. Chrisly Cafe (Wan Chai)
Chrisly Cafe is a low-key halal bakery and snack spot offering Hong Kong-style milk tea, pineapple buns, egg tarts and lunch sets—all prepared with halal ingredients.
Popular with locals and Muslim travellers alike, it delivers a taste of cha chaan teng culture in a Muslim-friendly setting. You’ll find affordable milk tea, soft buns and casual meals like curry beef rice or spaghetti.
The café's Tsim Sha Tsui branch is the most accessible, conveniently located near major shops and transport. Great for breakfast or a light meal between sightseeing!
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly (only the bakery section is halal-certified)
Average Price: HKD 20–40
Opening Hours: Daily 08:00–20:00
Address: Shop G7 & G8, G/F, Harbour Pinnacle, 8 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: +852 2836 9639
Halal Eateries in Hong Kong Disneyland
A trip to Hong Kong is never complete without a visit to Disneyland! Did you know Hong Kong Disneyland is one of the few Disney parks in the world that provides halal food options? So you don't need to fret about packing your own food when you visit the park.
34. Explorer’s Club Restaurant
Set in the Mystic Point area of Hong Kong Disneyland, Explorer’s Club Restaurant offers halal-certified meals in a whimsical, adventure-themed dining hall inspired by global exploration.
You'll find a range of Asian dishes including Thai green curry, Korean bulgogi beef, and Indonesian satay—all clearly labelled with halal signage. The spacious interior is divided into culturally themed rooms representing Egypt, Morocco, India, and China, making it a unique dining experience for the whole family.
It’s the perfect halal dining option inside the park and a great place to refuel during a magical day out.
Halal Status: Fully halal-certified (meals marked with halal signage)
Average Price: HKD 90–150
Opening Hours: Park hours (usually 11:00–20:00)
Address: Mystic Point, Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island
Contact: +852 3550 3388
#HHWT Tip: Halal-certified food is available on request at several hotel restaurants at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, including:
- Chef Mickey & Studio Lounge at Disney's Hollywood Hotel
- Walt’s Cafe (and in‑room service) at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
- World of Color Restaurant at Disney Explorers Lodge
Additionally:
- Tahitian Terrace inside Adventureland (in the park) and the breakfast buffet at Dragon Wind in Disney Explorers Lodge may also accommodate halal requests—even if not certified.
Halal Eateries in Ocean Park
Once you've said hi to Mickey and Minnie, make sure to set some time aside to visit Hong Kong's other iconic theme park too. Ocean Park is a theme park, zoo, and aquarium combined into one - with attractions and rides for the whole family to enjoy!
[P.S. Planning a trip to Ocean Park soon? Here are 17 essential tips you should know before you visit!]
35. Café Ocean
Located near the Grand Aquarium, Café Ocean is Ocean Park’s main halal-friendly dining outlet. With halal-certified options clearly labelled on the menu, this spacious, family-friendly restaurant offers a mix of Asian and Western fare, including chicken curry, steamed rice sets, and spaghetti with tomato sauce.
There’s ample seating, great for group dining, and the location provides a convenient break between attractions. After a day of splashing around, the food will taste fantastic.
Halal Status: Halal-certified options available (labelled)
Average Price: HKD 80–120
Opening Hours: Park hours (typically 11:00–17:00)
Address: Ocean Park, Near Grand Aquarium, Aberdeen
Contact: +852 3923 2323
36. Panda Food To Go (Kiosk 03)
For a quick halal snack between rides, Panda Food To Go is a handy kiosk located near the Giant Panda Adventure. They offer simple halal-certified grab-and-go items like chicken biryani, curry puffs, and bottled drinks.
It's ideal for travellers on the move who don’t want to sit down for a full meal, especially since the kiosk is clearly marked and offers speedy service.
Halal Status: Halal-certified items available
Average Price: HKD 40–60
Opening Hours: Park hours
Address: Kiosk 03, near Giant Panda Adventure, Ocean Park
Contact: +852 3923 2323
37. Popcorn Cart (Kiosk 28)
Need a light snack while exploring the park? Kiosk 28 near the Polar Adventure zone is a Popcorn Cart that offers halal-friendly popcorn that’s perfect for munching on the go. While limited in selection, it’s a safe pick for Muslim travellers looking for a certified treat.
Halal Status: Halal-certified popcorn available
Average Price: HKD 20–30
Opening Hours: Park hours
Address: Kiosk 28, near Polar Adventure, Ocean Park
Contact: +852 3923 2323
38. Clown Corner & Dive Into A Float (Marine World)
These two adjoining snack stands in Marine World provide halal-labelled options like crispy fries, fried chicken nuggets, and soft serve ice cream. Perfect for families who want to enjoy something tasty while watching performances at the Ocean Theatre. While the halal range is limited, signage is clear, and staff can assist with ingredient info.
Halal Status: Selected halal-labelled items available
Average Price: HKD 30–60
Opening Hours: Park hours
Address: Marine World zone, Ocean Park
Contact: +852 3923 2323
Halal Dining at Hotels
Of course, one of the most reassuring parts of a trip is knowing that you can find halal food at your accommodation. Thankfully, there are actually several hotels in Hong Kong that serve halal-certified meals! Whether it's waking up to the breakfast buffet or ordering room service, you'll get some of the finest meals around at these amazing hotels.
39. Harbour Grand Café (Harbour Grand Hong Kong, Fortress Hill)
Located within the luxurious Harbour Grand Hong Kong, Harbour Grand Café is a sleek all-day dining restaurant offering a mix of international and Asian cuisines.
Upon advance request, the restaurant can accommodate halal-certified meal preparation, especially for breakfast and dinner buffets.
The café offers stunning harbour views and a relaxing ambience—ideal for hotel guests or visitors seeking a halal-friendly upscale buffet experience. Be sure to inform the staff in advance to ensure proper arrangements.
Halal Status: Halal-certified meals available upon request (advance notice required)
Average Price: HKD 200–400 per person (buffet)
Opening Hours: Daily 06:30–23:00
Address: 23 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2121 2689
40. The Promenade Restaurant (Harbour Grand Kowloon, Hung Hom Bay)
The Promenade Restaurant at Harbour Grand Kowloon offers a buffet-style dining experience with panoramic harbour views and a wide range of international dishes. The hotel has confirmed that halal-certified meal options can be arranged upon advance request, making it a great option for Muslim guests staying in Kowloon.
The spacious dining area is elegant and comfortable, suitable for business travellers and families alike. Be sure to give at least 48 hours’ notice to ensure halal arrangements are in place.
Halal Status: Halal-certified meals available upon request (advance notice required)
Average Price: HKD 250–450 per person (buffet)
Opening Hours: Daily 06:30–22:00
Address: 20 Tak Fung Street, Whampoa Garden, Hung Hom Bay, Kowloon
Contact: +852 2996 8455
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a long-time lover of Hong Kong, finding delicious halal food has never been easier. From traditional Cantonese dim sum to spicy Korean fusion and international hotel buffets, the city offers an incredible variety of Muslim-friendly options for every budget and taste.
We hope this guide helps you eat your way through Hong Kong with confidence—and maybe even discover some new favourites along the way. Don’t forget to bookmark this page and share it with fellow travellers looking for halal eats in Hong Kong!
