Where to eat Iftar in London

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Where to eat Iftar in London

The holy month of Ramadan is quickly approaching and Muslims around the world are preparing to observe the month-long fast. Ramadan is based on the lunar calendar and begins at the sighting of the crescent moon. It’s expected to start on Saturday 2 April and end Sunday 1 May, but it could come a day later if the moon isn’t sighted.

 

During this period, Muslims abstain from food and drink during daylight hours. We’ve compiled a list of halal restaurants for people to enjoy when they break their fast after dusk. Each restaurant has been selected for its variety of halal food and drink. 

 

  1. Ritu Seasons of India

Ritu Seasons of India has curated a special Iftar menu for the month of Ramadan. The Indian restaurant is keen to embrace the holy month and provide a space for friends and family to break their fast together. 

 

The traditional menu consists of dates, fruits, nuts and a buttermilk drink to start, followed by onion bhajis, samosas, kebabs and salad. The Iftar menu is £12 per person. 

 

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  1. The Great Chase

The Great Chase is a fully halal and completely alcohol free bar and restaurant. With a unique European cuisine, the restaurant boasts an impressive 3 course set menu for just £39. They also have an extensive tea list, in place of alcoholic drinks. 

 

  1. Dishoom

Dishoom combines Iranian and Indian food heritage, creating the perfect food fusion. Their all-day menu is halal, and the meat they serve comes from certified halal suppliers. With an extensive menu, Dishoom is the perfect place to go if you want to share dishes. 

 

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  1. Tinseltown

If you’re after something a little bit different to break your fast, then Tinseltown is the place to try. A fully certified halal restaurant, Tinseltown offers a taste of the US with their classic burgers, fries and milkshakes. Open until late, Tinseltown has restaurants across London: Bayswater, Croydon, Farringdon, Holloway Road and Wood Green. 

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  1. Royal Nawaab

Royal Nawaab offers Pakistani cuisine, served buffet style. With a large floorspace, the restaurant is perfect for hosting families and big groups to enjoy your meal together. For the price of £24.95 per person (excluding drinks), you can expect a wide range of curries and kebabs as well as fresh desserts. There is also a prayer room available for customers to use. 

 

This is just a small selection of restaurants offering halal in London. To discover new food and places to eat, join our online community by downloading the Propagrub app.



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