The capital city of the United Kingdom has over 20,000 restaurants of which just over 10% accommodate to Halal diners. The diversity of the city makes it one of the culinary capitals for Halal foodies. You'll find everything on offer in this city from Wagyu steak, Sushi burgers, Uzbek Polova and Lamb Shank roasts.

London, United Kingdom

Moroccan

List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Moroccan in London

10 Best restaurants for Moroccan in London

Oasis lounge

Oasis Lounge is an absolute gem. From the moment we walked in, the hospitality was amazing warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. A special mention to Rim, who looked after us so well. She was absolutely amazing and truly made our experience feel so welcoming and personal  her service really stood out.

The food is way too good and full of flavour from start to finish. A must-try is the mixed briouat and hummus sharwaa both were perfectly prepared and incredibly moreish. The real highlight for me was the lamb tagine, hands down the best I’ve tried so far tender, rich, and beautifully spiced. I would highly recommend it.

Don’t skip dessert, the honey cake and baklava are both must-tries and the perfect sweet ending. To finish the experience, their Moroccan tea brings everything together.. fragrant, comforting, and the perfect way to relax and soak in the atmosphere.
Highly recommended, I’ll definitely be back!

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We had a wonderful experience at Oasis Lounge, from the welcoming atmosphere to the quality of the food and drinks. We started with the mojito and the power booster, both of which were refreshing and a great way to begin the meal.

The savoury dishes were all very well done. The shawarma hummus was full of flavour, the chicken wings were juicy and perfectly seasoned, and both the lamb tagine and kefta tagine were rich, comforting, and clearly cooked with care.

The real highlight of the meal, however, was the dessert. The honey cake was absolutely delicious, soft and indulgent, and the baklawa was perfectly balanced — sweet without being overpowering. Paired with the Moroccan tea, it was the perfect ending and easily the standout part of the experience.

Overall, Oasis Lounge delivered an excellent dining experience with great food, lovely drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would highly recommend it.

10/10 Experience!
This was my second time visiting Oasis Lounge in London, and once again it was absolutely amazing. If you’re looking for authentic Moroccan food, this is the place.

We started with the Harira soup, Zaalouk, a selection of Briouat, halloumi, and their Fattoush bread – everything was full of flavour and so well prepared.
For mains, we had the lamb couscous and chicken tajine. The lamb was incredibly tender, literally falling off the bone, and the chicken was juicy, packed with flavour, and perfectly cooked with the green olives.
Dessert was a delicious chocolate soufflé, Moroccan sweets, and of course traditional Moroccan mint tea to end the meal beautifully.

The service was amazing – a huge thank you to Rima, who was so attentive, kind, and helpful. She guided us through the menu and gave great recommendations.

The decor instantly transports you to Morocco, with beautiful touches everywhere that make the atmosphere so special.

I can only recommend this place. A true gem in London! ✨🇲🇦

Visited this hidden gem in East Finchley, Oasis Lounge and OMG.

Lets start with how friendly the staff were and made me and my wife feel very welcomed, Rima, Mohammed and Chef Gabriel (best chef in the world) you guys had great energy and you can see you love what you do!

The atmosphere and vibes in the restaurant are top tier! You walk into beauty everywhere then you go to the back of the restaurant which is the garden area with majestic sounds of waterfalls and Moroccan culture at every turn. Once seated you feel relaxed and ready to enjoy your meal.

5 star home cooked food and you can tell, they use fresh ingredients and you can tell they put love into their food as everything tasted amazing!

My hot starter was a hummus shawarma (chicken) served with fresh home made bread, I could eat this everyday!! Bread was soft and fluffy and the hummus was smooth and silky with the tasty chicken.

I had the lamb tagine and the meat just fell off the bone, when that happens you know your taste buds are in for a treat.

They have a large selection of drinks, I went for the refreshing Passion Fruit Mojito, you need to try it!!

Onto the dessert, home made honey cake, a selection of Moroccan sweets and some sweet Moroccan tea!

You need to try their signature Honey Cake it was mouth watering and it came with ice cream, every mouthful was heavenly. The selection of Moroccan sweets were delightful bites of Morocco and all washed down with some light and refreshing Moroccan tea which was to die for.

I believe they also serve breakfast and have shisha to add to the relaxed vibe!

I will be going back again and you sure make sure you visit also!

Thank you again Oasis Lounge!

Oasis Lounge London – A Hidden Gem with True Marrakech Vibes!

I recently visited Oasis Lounge London, and it was an amazing experience from start to finish! The ambiance is stunning — cosy, vibrant, and full of Marrakech-inspired décor that makes you forget you’re in London.

The food was absolutely delicious. I tried the Chicken Shawarma Pizza, which was a perfect 10/10 — full of flavour and beautifully cooked. The Hummus and Baba Ganoush were fresh, creamy, and authentic. The Mixed Grill (including Shish Taouk, Lamb Shish, and Lamb Kofta) was perfectly grilled and juicy.

From the Moroccan dishes, the Chicken Tagine was my favourite — soft, tender, and bursting with rich flavour. I also enjoyed the Homemade Chicken Burger, and for dessert, the Honey Cake and Moroccan Sweet Selection were the ideal sweet finish.

The service was friendly, and the atmosphere made the whole dining experience even better. Overall, it’s a 10/10 restaurant — highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy authentic flavours and a relaxing Moroccan-style setting right in London!

Oasis Lounge

New lamb burger from Mamounia Lounge in Knightsbridge. Went with the lovely peeps at @halalgems for their monthly burger Monday get together. 
The burger itself was rather disappointing. There's only lamb burgers on the menu, lamb is a far more naturally flavoured meat compared to beef. But this was a very average lamb burger. We were not asked how we wanted the burger Cooked, as a result we where served with a over cooked well done burger which drew all the natural juices out of the burger and made it too dry. The first bite was pleasant enough, there's was a simple spiced lamb flavour that I could taste, but then each bit became a challenge and required effort. It was not the most enjoyable experience, my mouth became drier with each bit, I found myself constantly asking for my glass of water to be topped up, which it seemed like a age. 
What tops it off is the price. £14, or £15.75 Inc service. Someone call the cops because I've just been robbed. Its the most expensive burger I've had in London and certainly one of the most disappointing. 
What annoyed me more was I thought about the lamb burger I could not got from Five Lads in Leyton for and fraction of the price and that tastes better...then I kinda wished I had a stax Burger or something. 
Only plus of points where the decor of the place and the presentation, it held together. But when a burger is that dry, there was no danger of it falling apart. Wait.. Where was the cheese?argh 
One to avoid. 
4/10

@halalfoodguy's review of Mamounia Mayfair on Instagram

Mamounia Lounge Mayfair

We purchased houmous with flat bread, baby chicken, lamb kafta, and baklawa.

The baby chicken was one of the best chicken main course dishes I have tried in London, or abroad.

The houmous and flat bread was also good. The baklawa was good. The lamb kafta was good.

The best dish that we tried on the menu was the baby chicken main course dish, I would highly recommend it. It is soft, well seasoned, with garlic, a sauce to dip the chicken in, and salad.

The woman who served us was polite.

We usually come here for shisha, and the food is decent — this time we tried the chicken broth soup, and it was quite good. The lady taking care of the outside area was very attentive and kind, and we really appreciate her. We were sitting outside and the heating was great, making it very comfortable.

It’s a bit different from 5 years ago.
The tables are not as busy as before now.
Shisha is coming to £70 but understandable.

Will still be a good spot if you want shisha ant somewhere to talk and chill.

Walked up hoping this restaurant would be a good time and it did not disappoint in the slightest. The shisha was quickly brought out and it lasted for quite a while which easily shows that they know how to properly prepare it. Probably of the best hookahs I’ve had in a long time but it doesn’t stop there because the food was just as amazing. Started off with the hummus that came with an outstanding Lebanese bread that we had to get more of even when the main dish came. Went with the baby chicken dish and the chicken skewers were seasoned to perfection and when paired with their chili pepper spread and garlic aioli. All the servers were great to interact with and very attentive. Probably one of the best places I’ve been to in London to have a meal and vibe at. Would definitely recommend!

Honestly to come here and relax it is a haven for such saviours.

I came this time to try the food.
We ordered grilled halloumi., Lamb sambousek, kibbeh makieh., Moutabel., breads coffees fresh orange., Moroccan green tea

The service is good.

Nice olace for locals to enjoy the Shisha

All meat is Halal, no pork at the venue. Alcohol is served.

Mamounia

Shrigley's Moroccan Cuisine is your Moroccan restaurant located in London, within walking distance of London Bridge and Borough Tube stations. At Shrigley's Moroccan Cuisine, you will be able to find incredible Middle-East specialties, able to bring together the most delicious flavors from Morocco.

Shrigley's Moroccan Cuisine

A walk in looking for a simple breakfast. We both had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon on a toasted bagel. It cam with a salad and dressing.  It was super light and filling meal. The couple who run the restaurant are wonderful, very friendly and obligingly.  Highly recommend.

This is a lovely, chilled out space with friendly staff and excellent fresh mint tea and tasty wraps. It's good value and an oasis of calm on the bustling Borough High Street. Good veggie and vegan options, clearly marked.

Great spot for a bite to eat if you don’t want to go into Borough market itself which was absolutely heaving. Lots of food for the price, and the service was lovely. Quick and easy. I’ll be back if I’m hungry and in the area!

A small Moroccan fast-food shop with indoors seating a few minutes of walk off London Bridge.
Lamb targine wasn't on their menu that mainly caters to British working around the area, but can order it and kind owner conjured that up in less than 10 minutes. It was a fast-food version of targine but more than satisfying and plentiful for a quick bite.
Friendly and relaxing vibe.

Shrigley’s Moroccan Cuisine is a real gem! The halloumi and falafel salad was fresh, full of flavour, and perfectly balanced. The couscous was absolutely amazing – light, fluffy, and packed with taste. And the chilli paste? 10/10 – the kind of thing you want to take home in a jar.

The food feels authentic and made with care, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Staff are friendly and happy to help with recommendations. Easily one of the best Moroccan spots I’ve been to – I’ll definitely be coming back!

Shrigley's

Moroccan-themed space with hanging lamps, terrace and basement lounge, serving fresh mint tea

Tagine Restaurant

Zizou Tagine is truly an exceptional restaurant — the food is divine, the atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, and the setting is absolutely beautiful. Every dish is bursting with flavour and presented with such care, and the live band added so much joy and energy to the experience.

We recently celebrated our Nikkah here and it couldn’t have been more perfect. Ratiba, the amazing manager, went above and beyond to make everything seamless and special, and the whole team made us feel so looked after. With dancing, music, and the most delicious food, it was a celebration we’ll never forget.

Absolutely love this place, excellent customer service and food. I had the fish tagine and it was absolutely delicious, along with the lovely selection of starters and the beautiful fresh bread. Such a beautiful atmosphere and deco too. I also had a lovely pot of fresh mint tea. Highly recommend this place to visit to anyone.

I’m upset to write such a review but I visited Tagine for the first time (after wanting to go for so long!) last night. We invited some friends over to join and was shocked by the service or lack of!

From the start they didn’t seem in a rush to take our order and at this point the restaurant wasn’t even full. After numerous attempts to get the waitress/waiters attention we were finally able to order our starters.

Starters arrived - great food! We went for a selection to share between the 4 of us. Unfortunately the service yet again was poor as they didn’t remove our starters (despite being finished with them for some time) until they came to the table with the main course. It would have been nice to be asked how the starters are as we tried various attempts to get their attention to order some more bread. Until we eventually gave up…

Mains arrived and again they were delicious. No one checked in to see if the food was good or if we needed anything else. This is when I was completely fed up of the service and decided to walk over to the pass and ask for the dessert menu in a bid to get them to clear our empty plates. In this time I was able to go to the loo and back and sit there for a further 10 minutes before they attempted to remove our plates.

We ordered some mint tea to wrap things up and even that took an unimaginable amount of time for some hot water and mint!

Anyway, it’s such a shame and based on our experience I will unfortunately say that I’ll never return. For me service is what makes a restaurant and in this occasion it just wasn’t acceptable. I can imagine if you were a big table of maybe 10 they would show you the attention you deserve but anything less and you run the risk of not being seen to without considerable effort on your side.

This is place is incredible and we had such a good time. I had the lamb tagine with aubergine and my partner had the vegetarian tagine with goats cheese (which she said was delicious). My lamb was falling off the bone and the whole meal was superb. It’s also a BYOB place with no corkage costs. Would absolutely recommend this - service was great and decent price for amazing quality food - still thinking about it now!

I really enjoyed the experience here! The food was amazing, staff were very friendly and the decor and atmosphere made it feel like you were in Morocco. Food was excellent, i had the lamb shank which was very flavourful and the meat would fall off the bone with ease. The bread was very crispy and soft which complimented the meat and tomato sauce. Highly recommend trying this place out

Tagine

Abu Zaad Shepherd’s Bush

My wife and I visited this restaurant for dinner around 9 p.m. We were the last customers of the night and ordered Mandi and Makloba. Unfortunately, the Mandi was completely cold when it was served. We politely asked for it to be reheated, which they did.

However, right after bringing the food back, the staff started mopping the restaurant floor with strong-smelling chemicals. The odor was extremely unpleasant, especially while we were trying to eat, and it triggered my wife’s allergies. We immediately requested the bill and some takeaway boxes.

To our disappointment, the bill was presented without any apology or gesture of goodwill, and no one came to our table to ask what had gone wrong. Before leaving, I spoke directly with the manager to explain the situation, but he refused to acknowledge that cleaning with chemicals while customers are still dining is inappropriate—his justification was that “they mop floors in airports while people are there,” which we found quite unreasonable.

It’s truly disappointing to experience such disregard for customer comfort and basic hygiene etiquette.
In one word: a waste of money and a very disappointing experience.

Enjoyable food. The service was slow. The food was lovely their sauces were great and their portions are huge. Oh and lovely fresh juices. Enjoyed the drinks so much that I forgot to take pictures of it but the best lemon and mint drink!

I came back to Abu Zaad after 20 years and the place is as amazing as I remember it from before. The food was fantastic and the ambience great. Decor provides an authentic Middle Eastern feel.  The prices are more favourable than comptetitors on the same road. Thinking that the restaurant may have rested on its laurels after all these years.  I can say I was genuinely not disappointed! Would recommend to others for sure.

Nice quick lunch, really good options and well priced. The hummus sharwama and fattoush salad were excellent. Kibbeh was nice and fresh, but could have done with some more flavour. Restaurant was quiet and service was good. Appreciated the aircon on this really hot day.

Such an amazing experience!

We had the best meal at Abu Zaad, which is located opposite Shepherd’s Bush market station and there is a bus stop right in front of it for easy transportation.

There were many vegan and vegetarian options, good service and reasonable prices.
Once we sat at the table, they offered us complimentary olives and two types of sauces.
All the meals arrived at different times and the portions were big.
At the end they offered us a complimentary dessert which was fresh and matched perfectly with the whole meal.

We will go back again, highly recommended!
Thank you! 🙏🏻

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