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
Akok
Kelantanese egg custard with caramelized top. Available at night markets.
Ambuyat
Sago starch eaten with dipping sauces. Brunei-Sabah tradition. Halal.
Asam Pedas Claypot
Melaka's signature sour and spicy fish stew. Muslim-owned for 3 generations.
Bambangan
Wild mango pickle. Sabah specialty. Available at markets.
Bijan Bar & Restaurant
Fine dining Malay cuisine. No alcohol. Halal-certified. Upscale setting.
Budu Restaurant
Fermented anchovy sauce. Acquired taste. Deeply traditional.
Cendol Kampung Hulu
Famous cendol near Kampung Hulu Mosque. Perfect for afternoon tea.
Curry Mee Ipoh
Yellow noodles in curry soup. Muslim coffee shops in Old Town.
Daging Salai (Smoked Beef)
Halal version of smoked meat. Kundasang market. Ask for 'daging salai'.
Deen Maju Nasi Kandar
Legendary queues. Famous fried chicken and kuah campur.
Hameediyah Restaurant
Penang's oldest nasi kandar since 1907. Indian-Muslim heritage.
Hinava
Kadazandusun raw fish salad. Halal version uses lime instead of alcohol.
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.