12 Popular Halal Eateries in Hong Kong

Hong Kong continues to develop into a Muslim-friendly destination of choice, by improving services, facilities and cuisine that can meet the needs of Muslim travellers. To increase its appeal as a Muslim-friendly destination, Hong Kong has introduced more Muslim-friendly hotels and halal-certified restaurants.

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There are currently 153 halal-certified and Muslim-owned restaurants accredited by the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong (Board of Trustees), up from 100 restaurants in June 2024. The continued commitment to this endeavour has seen Hong Kong placed second in the Global Muslim Travel Index 2024 Rankings, with Hong Kong ranked 2nd among the safest travel destinations for Muslim women and 4th among 20 non-OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation) destinations.

Muslim travellers are now easier and more comfortable when going on vacation in Hong Kong with many halal restaurants and vegan options that are friendly for Muslims. Here are recommendations for halal restaurants and eateries that you must try when vacationing in Hong Kong:

1. Islamic Centre Canteen

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Islamic Centre Canteen opened in 1981 and is located on the 5th floor of the local mosque, or Islamic Centre. To get to the canteen, you can take the lift or stairs and immediately find a seat at one of the classic round tables. This place is open from the morning for breakfast until dinner time. Come early and preferably not after 2.30pm, so you can still enjoy a wider selection of dim sum, which usually runs out by 3pm. This place is known as 'the only halal Cantonese food place in town. Here there are various choices of dim sum, dim sum made from steamed glutinous rice eaten with chicken wrapped in lotus leaves is one of the favourite menus here. Besides dim sum, there are also choices of rice, noodles or Cantonese fried food.

Address: Ammar and Osman Ramju Sadick Islamic Centre Hong Kong Mosque, Wan Chai, Oi Kwan Rd

Opening hours: Daily, 10am - 8pm

2. LockCha Tea House

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LockCha Tea House is a beautiful place to enjoy traditional tea. For those who want to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city, here you can feel the quiet atmosphere in the heart of the bustling city while enjoying freshly prepared vegetarian dim sum from a selection of other tea-drinking side dishes. This teahouse is a revival of traditional Cantonese teahouse culture, at LockCha, you can be alone, away from the hustle and bustle of the world and maybe get the experience of enjoying live Chinese music if you come during Sunday tea time from 4:30pm – 6:30pm.

Address: Hong Kong Park, The Kslo Gallery, Admiralty, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 10.00 - 20.00

3. Temple Street Night Market

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Temple Street is the perfect place for everyone to enjoy authentic Hong Kong snacks and food. Revitalised, it exudes a vibrant and charming nighttime energy. Visitors can enjoy the authentic decorations that create an inviting atmosphere, perfect for taking pictures. The streetside restaurants tempt with a variety of delicious Hong Kong snacks and other local products, offering a culinary experience that is both a treat for the palate and a delight for the soul.

You can also enjoy a variety of Muslim-friendly Asian snacks, from pepper cakes and spicy satay to Turkish lamb and Pakistani dishes. Each dish presents authentic flavours, making your culinary journey along the vibrant Temple Street even more memorable.

Address: Temple St, Jordan, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 2pm - 11pm

4. Chinesology, Hong Kong's first halal fine dining

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Hong Kong’s first Muslim-friendly Chinese fine-dining restaurant, Chineseology, has received halal certification as part of the HKTB’s collaborative efforts with the Incorporated Trustees of the Islamic Community Fund of Hong Kong (Board of Trustees). The restaurant offers a unique culinary experience with halal-certified Chinese cuisine. With its elegant interior—featuring premium woods, sleek marble and lush greenery, as well as high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling mirrors and French windows—Chineseology creates a modern yet warm atmosphere, ideal for enjoying its sumptuous and delicious culinary offerings.

Address: Shop 3101, Podium Level 3, IFC Mall, Central, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 10.30pm

5. Imperial Patisserie, halal Chinese cakes

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Imperial Patisserie specialises in delicious halal Chinese pastries, combining traditional recipes with a touch of modern flavours. With a commitment to using high-quality ingredients, they honour Hong Kong's rich culinary heritage. With multiple branches in strategic locations across the city, Imperial Patisserie offers easy access for food lovers.

What sets Imperial Patisserie apart is its halal certification. With careful selection of ingredients and careful adjustment of recipes, they ensure that each product meets Sharia guidelines. This makes them a perfect choice for Muslim travellers looking for a sweet treat or souvenir. Their menu features a variety of tempting pastries, including egg rolls, Michelin Palmiers, and other crispy pastries.

Address: Hong Kong, Central, Queen's Road Central, 93號1樓103號舖 Central Market

Opening hours: Daily, 11am - 10pm

6. Pasteako, an Italian restaurant serving homemade pasta

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If you want to eat Italian food, in Hong Kong there is also a newly opened halal-certified Italian restaurant. They specialise in handmade pasta with a variety of shapes and sauces made with Italian spices, as well as steaks that have been cured for 21 days to get a richer taste.

Address: Block B, G/F, Hollywood), PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street HG01-05, Central, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Monday - Friday, 12pm - 2:45pm, 3pm - 10pm; Saturday - Sunday, 12pm - 10:30pm

7. Cuisine Cuisine, a halal Michelin Guide restaurant in Hong Kong

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Cuisine Cuisine at The Mira Hotel is an upscale restaurant serving modern Cantonese and Chinese cuisine with a contemporary twist. Recommended by the Michelin Guide Hong Kong & Macau since 2012, the restaurant offers a fine dining experience rooted in Cantonese culinary traditions curated by Chinese Executive Chef Edwin Tang. The menu features authentic signature dishes, creative dim sum with halal options, and seasonal specialities—all expertly prepared, respecting the natural flavours of each ingredient.

Address: 3/F, The Mira Hong Kong, Mira Place, 118 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am - 2.30pm, 6pm - 10.30pm

8. Dorsett Tsuen Wan – Dorsett Café, Muslim-friendly buffet menu

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In an effort to increase inclusivity, Dorsett Café at Dorsett Tsuen Wan has removed pork from its menu and obtained full halal certification. The restaurant serves a variety of Muslim-friendly dishes, including buffet breakfast, set menus and in-room dining. To further accommodate Muslim guests, Dorsett Café also presents a special Ramadan buffet menu, ensuring a comfortable and delicious dining experience during the holy month.

Address: 28 Kin Chuen Street, Kwai Chung, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 7am - 11pm

9. Café Kool, Kowloon Shangri-La, Muslim-friendly restaurant in a 5-star hotel

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The renowned Shangri-La Hotel Kowloon welcomes Muslim guests with Halal-certified cuisine at Café Kool. Dubbed as a “Muslim-Friendly Restaurant,” Café Kool presents a special Ramadan buffet menu, allowing Muslim guests and travellers to enjoy a variety of dishes that reflect the region’s rich culinary scene. This initiative ensures easy access for Muslim visitors to high-quality halal dining options during their stay.

Address: Mezzanine Level, 64 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 6.30am - 10.30am, 12.00pm - 2.30pm, 6.00pm - 9.30pm

10. Fine Foods Shop, the best butterfly cakes in Hong Kong with quality and halal ingredients

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Fine Foods Shop at Royal Garden, a renowned pastry shop, presents the original butterfly cake that is dubbed as the ‘best in town.’ Muslim-friendly and made fresh daily, this cake is made with a meticulous process—the dough is rolled out at least six times, dusted with white sugar, and then cut into elegant butterfly shapes. Its crispy and soft texture provides a melt-in-your-mouth sensation, with layers upon layers of alluring flavours. Enriched with a touch of French flavour, this exquisite cake is ready to be taken home to complete your special moments.

Address: Lobby, The Royal Garden, 69 Mody Road, Tsimshatsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 11am - 8pm

11. Wai Kee, a Muslim-friendly hidden gem roast duck

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Wai Kee is a hidden gem in the heart of local cooking. They say you can’t leave Hong Kong without trying the roast duck at this unpretentious spot, and it’s definitely a must-try.

Enter from street level, then take the lift or stairs to the food court on the first floor. Order the popular roast duck with rice or noodles. The bland lamb curry is also not very good and is a must-try before leaving Hong Kong.

Address: 23 Bowrington Road Market, Bowrington, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 11.30am - 7pm

12. Kee Wah Bakery, a legendary traditional bakery

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Established over 86 years ago, Kee Wah Bakery is a renowned bakery in Hong Kong that preserves the art of traditional Chinese pastry baking. Today, Kee Wah Bakery has become a globally recognised brand and a top choice for souvenirs. Halal-certified pastries will be available at their 70 stores in Hong Kong from 1 Apr 2025.

Address: Shop No. 1020, Podium Level, One International Finance Centre, 1 Harbour View St, Central, Hong Kong

Opening hours: Daily, 9am - 8pm

With a variety of halal dining options available, you can enjoy Hong Kong's culinary delights without any worries. Enjoy an unforgettable taste adventure in this amazing city.

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To further attract Muslim tourists, the Hong Kong Tourism Board is committed to enhancing its Muslim-friendly offerings by continuing to collaborate with hospitality and F&B partners to create an inclusive experience for all visitors. With increasing recognition and positive reception from Muslim travellers, Hong Kong is further solidifying its position as a leading destination for Muslim-friendly tourism in the region.