If you find yourself in the vibrant city of Cardiff, brace your taste buds for a compelling journey through the world of halal cuisine. Cardiff isn’t just about castles and rugby; it’s a treasure trove of diverse flavours waiting to be explored. Here are some of the best halal restaurants in Cardiff.

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Cardiff’s halal dining scene is not merely a collection of eateries; it’s a celebration of diverse cultures, a symphony of spices, and a feast for those seeking a culinary adventure. Check out this list of halal restaurants in Cardiff, from sizzling grills to regal feasts.
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Halal Restaurants in Cardiff City Centre
Lezzet
This charming establishment, in the heart of the city centre on St Mary Street, offers a rich tapestry of Turkish flavours. Lezzet means flavour in Turkish, and you get this on the menu, which is halal. There’s a selection of kebabs, mezzes and desserts. The four-course menu, the Sultan’s Feast, is a personal favourite.



Fat Hippo
Fat Hippo is renowned for juicy burgers and loaded fries. The chicken is certified halal, but the beef is not. The burger restaurant in Cardiff is on Church Street and is available for click-and-collect and delivery. All burgers are served in a toasted brioche with dusted fires.
Viva Brazil
If you have a big appetite, Viva Brazil is the place for unlimited meats. Well, until you turn your card from green (for go) to red (for stop). Even though it’s fantastic, try not to fill up on the salad island. For the halal eaters, if you call the restaurant five days before visiting, they can get you Halal meats. The restaurant is at the top of St Mary Street and Mill Lane.
Travelling to the City Centre
Navigating the Cardiff City, especially during busy seasons, requires thinking ahead. Whether opting for public transport or securing a parking spot in advance, a bit of planning ensures a smoother journey, allowing you to fully savour the best of Cardiff.
Getting around Cardiff has never been easier
Transport for Wales now offers Multiflex, which gives you 12 journeys for the same price as 5 returns. With stops in Taffs Well, Radyr, Whitchurch, Llandaff North, Cathays, two in the city centre โ Queen Street and Cardiff Central โ plus Cardiff Bay. And who doesn’t want to save money to spend on eating out?
Pre-book your City Centre parking and save!
An NCP Park Pass is an easy way to save money on parking. Not only do you access special parking deals, but you also don’t need to remember where you put the ticket collected at the barrier – mine always gets lost in the handbag. As payment is contact-free and cashless, you do it on your phone.
You can always pre-book your parking online and save money if that’s not your thing. Find a car park, choose your date and time, enter your details and make your payment. Once you’ve booked your parking online, you will receive a booking confirmation email detailing your booking and how to enter and exit the car park.
Halal Restaurants Cardiff Bay
Sultan Cardiff
If you’re looking for halal restaurants in Cardiff Bay, check out The Sultan. The beautiful Grade II listed building dates back to 1892 and is a lovely setting for a gourmet dinner. Start the day with breakfast, where the menu offers English classics and Turkish spreads. The a-la-carte menu serves Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine, such as grills, burgers, flatbreads, kebabs, and meze. Find it on Stuart Place, opposite the Mermaid Quay car park.


City Road Cardiff Restaurants Halal
Shaam Nights Restaurant
One of the most popular places to eat in Cardiff, serving halal foods, is Shaam Nights. Found on City Road in Roath, this enchanting spot is not just a restaurant; it’s a culinary oasis. The authentic Syrian restaurant has a cosy, sophisticated atmosphere, serving a taste of the Middle East. Alongside grilled platters, there’s a great selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes.
Saray Restaurant
Next door to Shaam Nights isย Saray, an authentic Turkish restaurant. The menu is 100% halal. Saray means palace in Turkish, and the establishment lives up to its name. As you step through the door, you are made to feel like royalty. Foods include signature mixed grills, moussaka and casseroles.ย
Halal Steakhouse Cardiff
Steakout Meat House on City Road is a carnivore’s dream come true, offering sizzling steaks, pies served with chips or mash, and succulent grills. There is a diverse selection of halal-certified beef, lamb and chicken dishes.
Deli Fuego
Deli Fuego is a little further along City Road, known as Cardiff’s flavourful fusion fiesta. With an open kitchen and lively atmosphere, the menu offers a mix of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food with European influences. There’s pizza and pasta dishes, grilled meats and kebabs, burgers, wraps and homemade desserts.
Mirchi Indo-Pak Cuisine
Prepare your taste buds for a flavour explosion at Mirchi Indo-Pak Cuisine. This is your haven if you’re into bold spices and rich, aromatic curries. From biryanis to karahis or more traditional specialities such as mango lassi, haleem and nihari, Mirchi is a celebration of Indian and Pakistani flavours.
Afrikana Kitchen
Are you looking for authentic home-cooked African-inspired dishes? From jollof rice that’s a party in a bowl to succulent grilled meats that embody the spirit of South Africa. Afrikana Kitchen has small plates, sharing platters, main meals, chicken and specials such as mutton and sweet potato curry and jambalaya.
M.A.K Halal
M.A.K is an acronym for Middle Eastern, African and Kurdish. The MAK Halal Cardiff menu offers burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, loaded fries, salad boxes and pizza. The restaurant is on Albany Road, just around the corner from City Road, where you can eat for lunch and dinner or takeaway.
Cardiff Halal Restaurants
So, there you have it – Cardiff’s halal scene in all its glory. From the sizzling grills, burger bonanzas and spicy spectacles, your taste buds are in for a treat. Gather your friends, pack your appetite, and eat out in Cardiff!
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