Halal Food Directory
Prayer-aware locations and distance to the nearest mosque. Always confirm current halal certification at halal.gov.my before you dine.
103 halal restaurants found
Halal Restaurant Search Results
Satay Celup
Halal satay celup (cooked in communal peanut sauce). Muslim-owned vendors.
Satay Kajang Haji Samuri
The most famous satay in Malaysia. JAKIM-certified. Multiple branches.
Satay Zul
Famous satay in JB. Chicken, beef, and lamb. Peanut sauce is legendary.
Sinamu
Bajau-style steamed rice with fish and spices. Traditional and halal.
Soto Sabah
Chicken soup with compressed rice cakes. Sabah specialty. Muslim warung.
Sri Ananda Bahwan
South Indian vegetarian and non-veg. Roti canai, thosai, banana leaf.
Sup Hameed
Famous sup kambing (mutton soup) and sup ayam. Muslim-owned.
Sup Meletop
Fiery bone broth. Tests your spice tolerance. Muslim-owned.
Tau Fu Fa Ipoh
Silky tofu pudding with ginger syrup. Muslim-owned stalls.
The Leaf Co.
Plant-forward halal. On-site surau. Innovative salads and grain bowls.
Topspot Food Court
Rooftop seafood court. Multiple Muslim vendors. Grilled tilapia and butter prawns.
Tuaran Mee
Sabah-style egg noodles. Stir-fried with egg and pork (halal version with chicken).
How JAKIM Verification Works
1. Official Directory
Listings are checked against JAKIM's official halal directory (MS 1500) at halal.gov.my. Always confirm a venue's current certificate there before you dine.
2. Verification Status, Shown Honestly
Every listing shows the date we last checked it, right on the card, with a direct link to JAKIM's portal so you can confirm current status yourself in seconds.
3. Certification Can Change
A venue's halal status can change after our last check. When in doubt, search the venue directly on halal.gov.my or ask to see the certificate before you order.