After hours of cruising above the clouds, you've finally landed in Hanoi. Never mind that it took forever to get your luggage from the carousel because your excitement is mightier than your worries. There’s so much to do! You have the Old Quarter to explore and the Thang Long Water Puppet Theater to catch but first, you have to fuel up
In a city where Muslim-friendly restaurants aren’t as thriving as their Southeast Asian neighbors, discovering the halal side of Hanoi is part of the city’s big adventure!
1. D’LIONS RESTAURANT
1 Singaporean and Malaysian favorites at dLions Singaporean and Malaysian favorites at d'Lions
Having Singaporean and Malaysian food in Hanoi may seem like an odd choice but that’s part of the perks of dining in Southeast Asia.
From clay pots and curries to noodles and vegetarian, their menu is pretty easy to navigate for folks with a hefty appetite. If you’re new to this category of dishes, everything from the flavorful Malaysian nasi lemak and mie goreng to spicy Singaporean chilli crab make fantastic introductions.
Malaysian mie goreng dlions malaysian mee goreng
A dash of Vietnamese elements on your table is a must, so make space for their traditional pho (chicken or beef noodle soup), fresh goi cuon (spring roll), nem chua be (fried spring roll) and stir-fried beef.
Nem cua be Vietnamese spring roll dLions Nem cua be - Vietnamese spring rolls
Pho Vietnamese noodle soup dLions Pho - Vietnamese noodle soup
#HHWT Tip: The restaurant provides take-aways and delivery services.
Halal status: Halal meat available, alcohol served in establishment
For reservations and delivery: +84439411208
Address: Cosiana Hotel, 92 Le Duan, Ha Noi.
Opening Hours: Mon - Sun: 10:00am – 10:00pm
Price: Mains cost around 60,000 VND - 750,000 VND
Directions: Cosiana Hotel is located next to the Ga Hà Nội (Hanoi) Railway Station and across the Mercure Hanoi Hotel.
2. Van Chai Marina Restaurant
3. Halal Food Abdul Karim Ha Noi
Halal Food Abdul Karim Hanoi is a restaurant specializing in Halal-certified dishes, located right in the heart of the Old Quarter. Known for its warm hospitality and Malaysian-style curries, the restaurant is halal-certified, making it a safe choice for Muslim visitors. Prices are affordable, and portions generous, especially the roti canai and nasi lemak.
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4. Hanoi Pak Tam
Hanoi Pak Tam Restaurant is the newest destination serving Malaysian Halal cuisine in the heart of Hanoi, under the same management as the famous Banana Leaf Sapa restaurant.
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5. BATAVIA RESTAURANT & CAFE
Are you missing a taste of home just a little bit? Then head over to Batavia Restaurant & Cafe for your fix of Indonesian cuisine! Whether you're craving some yummy beef rendang, chicken satay or gado-gado, this eatery's got you covered!
And how could we forget Indonesia's national dish, nasi goreng? This is one dish that'll immediately whet your appetite 🤤
If you're looking for something to wash down all that delicious food, order their Avocado Juice, Es Campur or Es Cendol for a refreshing finish.
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Past travel stories have warned us of dubious Vietnamese eateries that disguise as halal restaurants for additional profit. While most of our listed eateries are halal-certified or use halal ingredients, a phone call is well encouraged before deciding on lunch and dinner at your chosen restaurants in Hanoi.
