Do you know what makes us really happy? Being able to sit down to a delicious meal in Hong Kong without having to worry about whether it's suitable to eat. Local Cantonese fare such as dim sum and roast duck are definitely on the menu for us but did you know that Hong Kong has so many Muslim-friendly eateries serving up every cuisine you could dream of?
Since it's impossible to go to the Islamic Centre Canteen for every meal (we would if we could!) we've compiled an ultimate guide of 26 delicious halal and Muslim-friendly eateries in Hong Kong! We've included some of Hong Kong's most popular attractions and even the airport - you won't have to worry about finding a good meal from the moment you touch down from the plane.
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26 halal eateries in Hong Kong
1. Ebeneezer's Kebab & Pizzeria
If you're planning a visit to Ngong Ping 360 in Hong Kong, there's one eatery that's an absolute must-visit – Ebeneezer's Kebab & Pizzeria. Just as its name suggests, it offers mouthwatering Kebabs, Falafels and Pizzas (perfect if you’re with kids!). Picture this: You're taking in the breathtaking views of the Ngong Ping Village and Big Buddha, and suddenly, the aroma of sizzling kebabs and freshly baked pizzas wafts through the air. You can never go wrong with a warm kebab and a cup of cold and refreshing Mango lassi, right? 😋
P.S. Now, here's the cherry on top of the cable car ride (pun intended!). When you purchase your ticket on Ngong Ping 360’s official website, you'll receive add-on items and exclusive deals. Imagine topping up for meal coupons that you can use at Ebeneezer's – it's a win-win for your taste buds and your wallet! 🍕🌯
Ebeneezer's Kebab & Pizzeria
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address & opening hours:Click here for the full list!
[P.S. Not sure what you can do atNgong Ping 360? Here are8 reasons you should visit this tranquil attraction!]
Has anyone ever told you that Ngong Ping 360 in Hong Kong is a must-see? 🚡✨ Glide through the sky on the brand-new Crystal+ cable car, soak in panoramic views of Lantau and visit the Big Buddha. Here’s a tip: Secure your tickets effortlessly by booking online through their official website, with special deals like meal coupons for Ebeneezer's (halal!).
2. Kai Kai
Hong Kong is famous for its Cantonese cuisine with dim sum and roasted duck being 2 of the most popular dishes. But did you know that there are dozens of Cantonese desserts too? Consisting mostly of dessert ‘soups’ they can be served hot or cold - and as locals might tell you, some of the best versions come from tiny hole-in-the-wall eateries just like Kai Kai!
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Don’t be fooled by the small shop or the simple exterior - they boast a wide variety of dessert soups including green bean soup, sesame paste, steamed egg, and almond paste! Kai Kai has even made it onto the Michelin Recommended List before, so you know that you’ll have an unforgettable meal here even if it’s only for a short time.
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Try their Steamed Egg or Red Bean Paste for more traditional options. If you’re feeling adventurous, go with something with a more modern flair like their Taro and Tapioca Soup With Sesame Dumplings. These dumplings don’t have any meat in them - they consist of glutinous rice flour with fillings like sesame or chopped peanuts!
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly ingredients used such as sesame and other nuts/beans, water, glutinous rice, and sweeteners. No pork or alcohol is served, and the menu is all vegetarian-friendly, with some vegan options. As this eatery is not halal-certified we advise you to dine at your own discretion.
Average Price: HKD20 for a bowl (English menu available upon request)
Opening Hours: Open daily; 12PM - 3.30AM
Address: Hong Kong, Jordan, Ning Po St, 29號號地下 (佐敦寧波街29號號地下)
Contact: +852 2384 3862
3. Warung Malang
Craving more familiar fare a few days into your trip? We’ve all been there before! Exploring local cuisine is exciting, but sometimes you just want a plate of Nasi Goreng to make you feel all happy and warm inside once again. Thank goodness for Indonesian eateries such as Warung Malang that will satisfy all of your homesick cravings!
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Try their Nasi Kuning which is accompanied by savoury Ayam Goreng, spicy Sambal Goreng, and even Telor Bali! The rich flavours will taste just like home, and you can even order Sate Ayam or Sate Kambing on the side (in 5/10 piece servings) to make your meal even more amazing!
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If you’re looking for lighter fare make sure to try their assorted Kueh too! Finding kueh can be an uphill task in Hong Kong but thankfully you can find Kue Lupis, Kue Lapis, Pisang Goreng and more here! Grab a few to bring along with you, and that’s your snack or breakfast for the next few days settled!
Halal Status: Muslim-owned
Average Price: HKD40 for a rice dish
Opening Hours: Open daily; 10AM - 9.30PM
Address: 2nd Floor, Flat B2, Dragon Rise Building, 9-11 Pennington Street, Causeway Bay
Contact: +852 2915 7859
4. 1453 Ottoman Turkish Mediterranean Cuisine
If you’re passing through the popular Mong Kok area make sure to stop by this restaurant to chow down on some classic Turkish dishes before continuing your shopping spree. From Baba Ghanoush to Baklava, the generous servings here will leave you feeling satisfied and ready to take on even more shopping!
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If you’re travelling in a group, it’s best to share the BBQ Kebab Plate that serves between 2-7 people! Piled high with chicken and beef doner kebab, chicken shish kebab, lamb shish kebab, chicken wings, and grilled beef balls - you won’t need to order anything else once you’re done with this!
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Not done with your meal and need something sweet to finish it off? Thankfully they have Turkish ice cream that’s hand-made in the restaurant itself! You can even order scoops of ice cream on top of their baklava - the perfect match of sweet, crispy, and crunchy all-in-one amazing dessert.
Halal Status: Halal-certified
Average Price: HKD108 for a rice dish
Opening Hours: Open daily; 12PM - 11PM
Address: G/F, 19 Tung Choi St, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2772 1555
5. A1 Tofu Company (阿一豆花)
Visit A1 Tofu Company for some silky smooth bean curd that’s a signature Hong Kong dessert!
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With a history of over 50 years, this tofu place is not to be missed. Try some of the locals’ favourites including black sesame, Horlicks and almond paste. Try their Ginger Tofu that comes in ginger-infused syrup for a bit of a spicy kick! ☺️
The eatery is small and narrow, so you’ll get an authentic Hong Kong foodie experience as you’ll have to stand to slurp down your bowl of dessert!
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly ingredients used such as sesame and other nuts/beans, water, glutinous rice, and sweeteners. No pork or alcohol is served. As this eatery is not halal-certified we advise you to dine at your own discretion.
Average Price: HKD9
Opening Hours: Daily; 10.30AM – 12.30AM
Address: G/F, 38 Kweilin Street, Sham Shui Po (深水埗桂林街38號地下)
Directions: Alight at MTR Sham Shui Po station Exit C2. 5 minute walk down Kweilin St.
6. Lee Keung Kee Egg North Point Egg Waffles 利強記北角雞蛋仔
Our team previously visited Lee Keung Kee during a trip to Hong Kong and we loved it. The egg waffles here are so good that they’ve even been listed on Michelin’s Hong Kong Street Food List! The waffle is chewy and sweet, and the unique texture of the ‘bubbles’ as they’re sometimes called makes it feel light. Make sure to eat it piping hot to get the full taste of the butter and egg!
Lee Keung Kee’s stalls may look small and unassuming, but we promise that this egg waffle definitely packs a punch. Don’t leave Hong Kong without trying it!
Halal Status: Muslim-friendly ingredients used. No pork, lard, or alcohol and the shop only sells plain-flavoured waffles. The HHWT team has previously personally confirmed that the ingredients at the North Point outlet are Muslim-friendly but do note that there are multiple outlets across Hong Kong. We advise you to dine at your own discretion.
Average Price: HKD20
Opening Hours: Daily; 7AM – 11PM (Hours may vary across outlets)
Address: 北角英皇道492號 (North Point outlet)
Directions: Alight at MTR North Point station Exit B3. 3 minute walk to Lee Keung Kee.
Contact: +852 2590 9726
7. LockCha Tea House
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If you’re craving dim sum, why not try out a vegetarian-friendly version at LockCha Tea House? This restaurant has become a favourite amongst visitors both for the delicious taste of the dishes, as well as how pretty the serving plates are. Make sure to order a hot cup of traditional tea to wash it all down for that authentic Hong Kong teahouse experience! P.S. Do note that you may be required to buy a cup of tea or a dish per person, so we recommend going with friends to try a wide variety of snacks and tidbits!
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Make sure to try their Coconut Cashew Glutinous Rice Dumpling, Vegetarian Spring Rolls, and Taro (Yam) Cakes for small but savoury bites that will fill you up. If you prefer something sweeter, tuck into their Custard Buns or Purple Rice Pudding for the perfect end to your meal!
Halal status: While the restaurant is not halal-certified, they serve an all-vegetarian dim sum menu. As this eatery is not halal-certified we advise you to dine at your own discretion.
Average Price: HKD32 (Dim sum)
Opening Hours: Daily; 11AM – 11PM
Address: G06-07, Block 01, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Directions: Alight at MTR Central station and head towards Exit D2. Then, take a 7-minute walk to LockCha Tea House
Contact: +852 2276 5777 Facebook
8. Islamic Centre Canteen
No visit to Hong Kong is complete without having a dim sum feast and the good news is you can try authentic halal dim sum that comes in authentic bamboo steam pans! At the Islamic Centre Canteen, you’ll find almost every type of dim sum available. Just remember to arrive early in the morning - not only for that classic Hong Kong dim sum breakfast, but because the dim sum can sell out before 12pm!
Get ready to feast on Siu Mai (烧卖), Har Gow (虾饺), Xiao Long Pao (上海小笼包), Steamed Glutinous Rice with Chicken in Lotus Leaf (糯米珍珠鸡) and so much more!
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Although it’s a little confusing to walk from the MTR, we promise it’s worth it. DO NOT, we repeat, DO NOT, leave Hong Kong without trying this!
Halal Status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Average Price: HKD30 for Cantonese dishes (non-dim sum)
Opening Hours: Open daily; 10AM - 3PM (Dim sum), 6PM - 9PM (Only Cantonese dishes)
Address: 5th floor, Osman Ramju Sadick Islamic Centre, 40 Oi Kwan Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2834 8211
Directions: MTR Causeway Bay – Exit A. A 10 min walk to Islamic Centre Canteen
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9. Islam Food
If you have to pick only one dish at Islam Food, let it be the veal goulash. So crispy and juicy, you’ll be wanting more! But do be careful as you take your first bite, the stew is hot and it may squirt onto your clothes. For other local dishes, we would recommend the chicken with sesame sauce and beef dumplings.
#HHWT tip: It’s best to visit Islam Food with your friends and family so that you can try a wider range of dishes! Also, if you dislike crowded eateries, try to avoid the 12-2pm lunch peak period.
Halal Status: Only Halal-certified ingredients and meat used
Average Price: HKD38 (Dim sum), HKD75 (Dishes)
Opening Hours: Main branch: Open daily; 11AM - 11PM New branch: Open daily; 11.30AM - 11.30PM
Address: Main branch: G/F, No. 1 Lung Kong Rd, Kowloon City, Kowloon – Next to Chow Sang Sang Securities New branch: G/F, No. 33-35 Tak Ku Ling Rd, Kowloon City, Kowloon
Directions: Lok Fu MTR Station – Exit B. 17 min walk to Islam Food.
Contact: +852 2382 2822
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10. Wai Kee
Wai Kee has one of the best duck rice in Hong Kong. The best part? It’s halal! Imagine brown crispy skin and tender duck meat... The flavour and aroma of the roast duck is something you’ll never forget. How we wish we could have this right now! If there’s still room in your tummy afterwards, do try their lamb curry, it's superb!
Halal Status: Muslim-owned
Address: Shop 5, Bowrington Road Cooked Food Centre, 1/F, Bowrington Road Market, 21 Bowrington Road, Wan Chai
Opening Hours: 11am - 6pm daily (only take-away orders after 5.30pm)
Contact: +852 2574 1131
Directions: MTR Causeway Bay Station, exit A – Times Square. A short 7 min walk to Bowrington Road Market. The food centre is located on the 2nd floor of the Bowrington Road Indoor Market building. Enter via the escalator on the Bowrington Road side of the building.
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11. Aladin Mess
Nothing like Indian curry and naan to end off a tiring day in Hong Kong. The eatery serves up one of the best Indian food in Hong Kong!
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Halal Status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Address: 2/F, Fu Hing House, 60 Russell Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
Opening hours: 11.45am - 3pm, 6pm - 10.45pm Contact: +852 2808 0250
12. Happy Cow
This dessert kiosk serves vegan milkshakes and ice cream that anyone can eat. The best part is that its Speciality Shop is conveniently located right next to the Observation Wheel! Choose from their wide variety of flavours – from Ying Yang Sesame (a signature local flavour) to Golden Pillow Durian to even Salted Caramel Swirl (with Himalayan sea salt!).
We tried the raspberry flavour just because we wanted that tinge of sourness. The ice cream might taste a tad different from the usual ice cream you’re used to (trust us, this is a lot healthier), but give it a try and you’ll find yourself thoroughly enjoying this new burst of flavour! Enjoy your ice cream on the lawn in front of the shop, as you take in the gorgeous view of Hong Kong around you. It’s really the perfect way to relax and unwind!
Halal status: Halal-certified, only vegan ingredients are used.
Address: Booth 3, Man Kwong Street, Hong Kong Observation Wheel (Look for their other stores and stockists here)
Opening hours: 9am - 6pm (Mon - Fri), closed on weekends
Contact: +852 2252 7773
Directions: Hong Kong exit A2, Central exit A
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13. Chrisly Cafe
A trip to Hong Kong would not be complete without savouring some of their local snacks! And Chrisly Cafe is just the place for you. The café is co-owned by a Muslim and although the entire café is not halal, their bakery is separate from the main kitchen and they went to great lengths to ensure that all ingredients used in the bakery are halal. We especially loved their pineapple bun (bo lo bao) and egg tart! The bun was baked to perfection with a golden brown top crust yet the bread was still soft and fluffy. Their egg tart’s crust was crispy and flaky – a signature of Hong Kong egg tarts.
Our first bite of the snack sent us straight to cloud nine with its silky smooth egg filling! Note: We sat in the café as the owners made special arrangements for the team. Do note that the café itself is not halal (only the bakery is halal-certified) so if you decide to eat in the cafe, do dine at your own discretion.
Halal status: Halal-certified bakery only
Address: Shop 3018, 3/F, Shun Tak Centre, 168-200 Connaught Road Central
Opening hours: 7am - 7pm daily
Contact: +852 2804 6666
Directions: Take Bus 54 or 91 from Shun Tak Centre to Star Ferry Pier (Victoria Harbour). The café is tucked at the far end of level 3/F in Shun Tak Centre. You’ll pass by Starbucks and the Macau ferry counters. Continue walking straight till you see the café!
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Dive into the wonders of Hong Kong's Ngong Ping 360 by enjoying a scenic 25-minute cable car journey with access to the iconic Big Buddha and exploring Ngong Ping Village's Chinese cultural charm. ✨ For convenience, book tickets online via their official website, unlocking exclusive promotions like meal coupons for halal eateries nearby like Ebeneezer's eatery! ⛅️
14. Mecca Halal Foods/Mecca Restaurant
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Mecca Halal Foods offers an inclusive menu option ranging from Biryani Rice to Egyptian Rice to even Western cuisine like Cheese Hot Dog and Baked Spaghetti at a reasonable price! The eatery does not provide a seating area so you should be prepared to sit elsewhere before biting into the delectable meals.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: Fung Cheng Building, Shop #4 ground floor, 340 Un Chau St, Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong
Directions: Drop off at Cheung Sha Wan Station and use Exit C2. It's a 5-minute walk from the exit.
15. Karachi Havabite
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If you travel a little further, you'll come across Karachi Havabite, another halal eatery that offers Biryani, Curries, and Roasted Meat! They also offer an array of Pizza options and Snacks such as Samosa Chaat. This cosy eatery is located within a 15-minute walk from Kwai Hing Station and offers a seating area that is perfect for 4-people due to its small interior.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: Ground Floor Block B, Ping Lai Path, 456 Castle Peak Rd - Kwai Chung, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong
Directions: Drop off Kwai Hing Station and take Exit C
16. AZIZA Sai Ying Pun
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Aziza is a family-owned restaurant that focuses on bringing back authentic Egyptian and Middle Eastern cuisine. They offer a variety of unique and exotic menu options that'll definitely tickle your taste buds. Some of the homemade dishes you can look forward to are their Mooza Danny Lamb Shank, Lamb Racks, Beef Kebab, and Aziza Chicken. Complete your meal with some Om Ali, which is an Egyptian pudding, or Basbousa, a traditional Middle Eastern sweet cake.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: Shop 1B, G/F, Upton Tower, 345 Des Voeux Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
17. SAFFRON
SAFFRON (used to be called LOVEAT) is the first-ever Persian restaurant in Hong Kong! They offer a wide range of mouth-watering Persian and Iranian cuisines, including Koobideh, which is Grilled Ground Lamb topped with their special homemade garlic sauce and either rice, naan or salad, as well as Chenjeh which is Grilled Marinated Beef fillet that comes with rice, naan, or salad.
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The large variety of meat options available here is perfect for meat lovers. If you want to try a little bit of everything, they also have a Kebab Lovers set that includes a combination of meat menu options! This halal restaurant also serves delicious desserts such as Baghlava, a Middle-Eastern pastry, and Bastani Sonat, a traditional Persian ice cream. You can complete your meal with their special drink options such as Royal Saffron and Summer Revive, a traditional Persian mint syrup.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: Shop E, Garley Building, 53 Graham St, Central, Hong Kong
18. Kimchi Korean Fusion
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Craving for Korean food while in Hong Kong? You should drop by Kimchi Korean Fusion! This halal-certified restaurant serves an array of Korean cuisines, ranging from Bibimbap to delicious Korean Fried Chicken. You're sure to be amazed by the authentic taste of Korea when you pay this eatery a visit!
Halal status: Halal-certified, Alcohol is still served in the eatery
Address: 67 Kimberley Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Halal Hong Kong Disneyland eateries
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 can forget about packing your own food when you visit the park!
19. Explorer’s Club Restaurant
Take your pick from four different cuisines at Explorer's Club Restaurant - Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Southeast Asian! You get to enjoy your meal at any of the 5 elaborate themed rooms and... You get to satisfy your ginseng chicken soup craving.
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Halal status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Address: Mystic Point, Hong Kong Disneyland
Opening Hours: 12pm - 6.30pm
#HHWT tip: Halal-certified food is available upon request at several Disney hotel restaurants as well!
- Chef Mickey and Studio Lounge at Disney's Hollywood Hotel
- Walt's Cafe and on-call room service at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
- Dragon Wind and World of Color at Disney Explorers Lodge
Halal Ocean Park eateries
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!
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20. Café Ocean
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Enjoy a variety of Southeast Asian delights at this restaurant after having a blast with the water rides and pools! Savour tasty food such as Hainanese Chicken Rice, Malaysian Laksa with King Prawn, Penang Char Kway Teow. And believe us, after a day of splashing around, the food will taste fantastic!
Halal status: Halal-certified (The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Address: Ocean Park, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Rd, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Opening Hours: daily; 12pm onwards (Check their timings here before you visit!)
Contact: +852 3923 2323
21. Panda Food To Go (Kiosk 03)
Located at the Waterfront, this is a takeaway kiosk offering a wide variety of food! Choose from their yummy meals or if you prefer something lighter, there are small bites such as paus and hotdog buns. As it’s a takeaway kiosk, you’ll be able to have your meal at the cafeteria next door (not Halal-certified).
We personally opted for something more filling – Hainan Chicken Rice and Beef Ball Steamed Rice, as this was our lunch. The portion of the rice and dishes was huge and definitely filled us up for the day☺️ We thought the chicken was a tad bland but it was really yummy when paired with the soy dip! For a healthier option, choose their salad bowl.
Halal status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
22. Popcorn Cart (Kiosk 28)
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What's a day at the theme park without some tasty popcorn? Lucky for you, the popcorn cart at Ocean Park is halal-certified! Between the caramel or salted popcorn, and the ice cream you're totally set for an awesome day at the marine park.
Halal status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
23 & 24. Clown Corner and Dive Into A Float (Marine World)
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If you don't already know, Ocean Park has added new halal food to cater to the dietary needs of Muslim visitors. Some of these new delicacies include Coconut Chicken in Portuguese Style with Steamed Rice, Pepperoni Pizza, Tandoori chicken leg, and Yunnan Rice Vermicelli in Soup with Braised Brisket. These dishes are halal-certified by the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong, so you can indulge in them without worry!
Halal status: Halal-certified for specific items. The Eatery still serves pork so we advise you to dine at your own discretion.
Address: Shop E, Garley Building, 53 Graham St, Central, Hong Kong Website | Instagram
Hotels With Halal Food Options
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.
25. Harbour Grand Hong Kong - Harbour Grand Cafe
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Set Menu A (HK$148): Beetroot Salad, Tagliatele Pasta with Asparagus and Pesto Sauce Set Menu B (HK$208): Vegetable Soup, Tandoori Salmon Fillet with Garden Salad Set Menu C (HK$188): Crab Meat and Avocado Salad, Roasted Spring Chicken with Seasonal Vegetables and Thyme Jus
Halal Status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Address: 23 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong
Make a hotel reservationhere!
26. Harbour Grand Kowloon
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Note: Halal-certified food is available upon request. Please check with the restaurant which dishes are halal-certified.
Halal Status: Halal Certified (Certified by The Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong)
Address: 20 Tak Fung Street, Whampoa Garden, Hunghom, Kowloon
Make a hotel reservationhere!
Uncover the beauty of Hong Kong by taking a ride on Ngong Ping 360 on Lantau Island. 🚡It’s a captivating 5.7km cable car journey that offers panoramic views of the lush greenery below! Take a stroll down the Wisdom Path to visit the Big Buddha and immerse yourself in the cultural wonder of Ngong Ping Village. Book your tickets online through their official website to enjoy exclusive promotions, including meal coupons for halal eateries nearby! 😍
Between Hong Kong's traditional desserts, tempting roast duck and authentic dim sum, you should be planning your foodie trip there already! These are the best halal delights the amazing city has to offer, and who knows, maybe you'll find more too while exploring the vast urban jungle!