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London, United Kingdom

Palestinian

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

10 Best restaurants for Palestinian in London

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Lebanese and Palestinian cuisine prepared in an open kitchen in the centre of a modern restaurant

Hiba Express

I recently visited Heba Express, a Palestinian restaurant, and it was an amazing experience. The atmosphere was great, the service was excellent, and the background music added a really nice touch. The food was delicious — I truly enjoyed everything.

Right next to the restaurant, there’s a Palestinian house, which was also wonderful to see and definitely worth a visit. I’ll definitely go back again. Thank you for such a lovely experience!

I recently had the pleasure of taking my wife to dinner at this wonderful Palestinian restaurant. Needless to say, the setting is truly evocative, with an enveloping atmosphere that immediately immerses you in the culture, the Palestinian cause and the resistance that those people live. The food was delicious and tasty, intense and traditional flavors, without a doubt the best falafel I have tasted in my life! We really appreciated the choice of alternative products to the mainstream ones, and I especially loved the table where they casually made me sit, which visually represented the resistance of the Palestinian people.
It was a wonderful experience that we hope to relive as soon as possible. We truly recommend!

If you’ve never had Palestinian food before, Hiba Express is definitely the place for your first experience.
The restaurant is a beautiful ode to Palestinian culture, with lots of references to its history around. The staff were lovely and the food was brilliant - be wary of the platter for one though, it’s a LOT of food and I ended up taking it away!

I have walked past here many times and finally went in today.  Glad I did!  Food was really good.  I had the platter for one person and a bottle of still water.  The platter comes with Lebanese bread.  Lovely presentation.  A very nice meal.  I really enjoyed it.  Perfect for a hot June evening.  Nice atmosphere.  Staff are friendly.  Would recommend for sure.

The staff was so friendly and the food was amazing. We didn’t pay too much for a nice spread! The atmosphere was beautiful showcasing the amazing Palestinian culture definitely recommend going here for lunch, breakfast or dinner I would come back for sure!

Hiba

Akub Restaurant

Two for two with my restaurant guide book and I may have been converted to a brunch person. Got very lucky with a walk-in table, also, apologies, next time I go I will take better pictures of the interior. It is warm and elegant, with smart simplicity. Clean colors, beautiful pottery, dishes engraved with tiny flowers.

There wasn’t a thing on the menu that didn’t sound good but eventually we settled on a  spread of smaller savory plates to share. I’m picky about pickles and all about details and these I would absolutely call an essential order. And the focaccia. My god the focaccia. We also got the Arabic bread which, don’t, it was tough and dry and didn’t bring much to the table- so definitely skip that for this because THIS. Was one of the best breads of my life. and I love bread, so I’ve had a lot of it. It was plush and soft and spiced to perfection, great by itself but an excellent companion for the other things we got: zaatar labaneh (on the thicker side, might get hummus next time), the maftool and batikh salads (100000/10 no notes perfection. Watermelon and mint, I don’t know if we’ve managed to top that) and the grilled nabulsi cheese- I don’t know exactly what the black spice rub on top was but we mopped it off that plate. That with the bread and the watermelon, a perfect meal, I’d be damn happy to have it everyday. So brunch is a must, but I’m very excited to come back for dinner. They have a cheesecake that’s gonna be sorry it met me.

Lovely little spot with a wonderful selection of food. We opted for brunch (it’s sharing style here) I’d recommend getting one main dish (we all got an egg variant) and then a few things like the hummus and bread. The focaccia is delightful and the rest of the food is flavourful too. Would highly recommend a visit. Be mindful of booking in advance

On our spontaneous day trip to London we were lucky enough to book the restaurant on the same day through the online booking system. I'm not sure how difficult it is to book normally.
The staff were friendly, helpful and happy to give recommendations. The mocktails were flavourful and the food was delicious, well presented and perfectly portioned. The watermelon salad, tahini aubergine and selection of breads were great and just a few to name which we loved.
The cheesecake and wine pairing to finish were also delightful.
Highly recommend this restaurant ❤️🇵🇸

Staff and atmosphere were spot on—faultless service from start to finish. Every team member knew the menu like they wrote it. Great mocktails, solid wine list.

I had the chicken bread parcel. Tasty, but after a few bites it got a bit repetitive. Would’ve been better as smaller parcels, more of that flaky pastry in each bite. Some great vegan options.

Still, if you’re into Middle Eastern flavours, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

Amazing restaurant, the food taste amazing the drinks were perfect. The atmosphere was stunning. The waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu and recommended some really great foods. All the staff were very friendly me and my partner had a great dining experience. I would highly recommend this place to anybody looking for a date night.

Akub

Maramia Cafe

Literally some of the best food I’ve ever had. I think about this meal weekly (I visited Feb 2024). Everything tastes amazing and fresh. Service can be slow but don’t let this deter you. Very reasonably priced as well.

Its been a while since I went but though to review this place as the food was great.
- the maftoul was fresh in my eyes: first time having pumpkin served with chicken! The flavours are subtle. Quite tasty, though lacking in salt for my taste!
- taybeh beer: if you like your beer, you’ll love this
- msakhan wrap: an interesting way to serve msakhan. This was quite tasty, with strong foavours. I didn’t mind the modern take on it, though purists would not.
- excellent lentil soup

Food here was really delicious, we had the Chicken Mussakhan, the Palestinian Moussaka, Gaza Salad, and Sujuk. Lovely bread too!
We also enjoyed the lemon and mint juice and beer.
Service was quick and the staff were friendly, even though it was quite busy.

We were for dinner. The place is overrated. It is just OK. The service was slow we were ok with that specially we have something to talk about but still that was slow.
The starters were good with good amount of bread. The chicken Mousakhan which was the main dish and well known in there was too fatty for us.
We got at the end the maramiah tea 👍🏼

Great service and delicious, reasonably priced Palestinian food. The lentil soup and the aubergine moutabal were delicious and it was lovely to have the Cola Gaza.🥤 Highly recommend. 🇵🇸🥙

Everything on our menu is Halal, however we also serve alcohol.

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