Halal restaurants around Camden – Halal Gems

Halal restaurants around Camden

April 23, 2017Halal Gems Team

Band of Burgers
The first time the Halal Gems team visited Band of Burgers, we were blown away by what was a really good classic beef burger. Fast forward a couple of years and they’ve expanded to Brick Lane but we still think the Camden branch is worth making a trip to. The menu consists of gourmet burgers, steaks, shakes and wings in a restaurant taking inspiration from all things music.
Cuisine: Burgers
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Chai Thali

Chai Thali may feel like it’s in the middle of nowhere for those used to the busier areas of Camden but the food and vibe at this newly opened restaurant attracts a crowd. Offering an extensive menu of street foods inspired by the subcontinent , Chai Thali is a great place for sharing plates. Each booth is named after an Indian city and with 120 seats, the restaurant is great for large groups. They also offer a lunch menu with ‘on-the-go’ options.
Cuisine: Indian
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Fatburger
Fatburger is an American chain and its London branches (Camden and Wembley) offer a fully halal menu. Though known for its burgers, we’re huge fans of their wings – their lemon pepper ones are a must try.
Cuisine: American / Burgers

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Guanabana
As one of the oldest halal Latin / Caribbean restaurants in London, Guanabana has built quite a reputation. We’ve had many burgers at Guanabana but with so many great halal burger restaurants in the area, we tend to visit Guanabana for just one thing now: the coffee. We discovered the Cafe Leche and Cafe Bon Bon coffees (the latter of which is not on the main menu) last year and have been hooked ever since. Made using condensed milk and a shot of espresso the coffee is thick, sweet and strong all at the same time.
Cuisine: Latin / Caribbean / Burgers
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Bintang
Bintang is a Pan-Asian restaurant offering dishes from Malaysia, China, Indonesia, the Phillipines and many more South-East Asian countries. Having been around for over 25 years, Bintang has kept its eclectic interior and now has an outdoor dining area making it great for sunny days.

Cuisine: Pan-Asian
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Chin Chin Labs
Known as ‘the best ice cream parlour in England’, Chin Chin Labs is Europe’s first liquid nitrogen ice cream parlour. Popular over the winter for its Valrhona hot chocolate (see the video below), Chin Chin also serves ice cream sandwiches with a range of flavours and toppings.
Cuisine: Dessert
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BIRD

Creators of the UK’s first fried chicken and waffle burger, BIRD’s menu features some of our favourites – flavoursome wings, juicy burgers, cheesy Korean fries and indulgent desserts (we’d recommend the doughnut holes).
Cuisine: American
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Mildreds
Mildreds is a vegetarian & vegan restaurant serving dishes inspired from flavours around the world. They also have sites in Soho, Kings Cross and Dalston.
Cuisine: International / Vegetarian / Vegan

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Cafe Loren
Known for their shakshuka, Cafe Loren is an all-day veggie breakfast, brunch and lunch spot (they also serve cupcakes and coffee). Head to Camden to try out one of their shakshukas (they have ten different versions on their menu!).
Cuisine: Middle Eastern
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Mamasons
Mamasons Dirty Ice Cream is Europe’s first Filipino island ice cream parlour. A small batch producer specialising in flavours indigenous to the Philippines and its surrounding islands, Mamasons, has used its team of authentic in-house flavour innovators to develop unique flavours such as; ube (the new matcha), pandan (the asian vanilla), calamansi (filipino yuzu) to name just a few of the exotic offerings.

Cuisine: Dessert
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KERB Camden
If you’re looking for a quick bite at one of London’s street food markets, look no further than KERB Camden. With 34 traders, KERB Camden runs 7 days a week, 364 days a year. View our guide to the best halal traders at KERB Camden here in a list featuring the innovative Oli Baba’s.

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Stables Market
Stables Market has a wide range of foodie options including hummus-serving stall Hummus Lina. You can go for a plain hummus or be a bit more adventurous with hummus topped with mushrooms, salt beef, aubergines, chillies and more. Served warm, the hummus has a velvety texture and is served with two homemade pittas for just £5.

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