27 Halal Restaurants Penang Has To Offer (2024 Update!)
Looking for the best halal restaurants Penang has to offer?
Not sure where to eat for breakfast in Penang? Lunch? Dinner? I’ll let you in on where to find the best food in Penang halal version for any time of the day you want to eat.
With famous beaches, UNESCO heritage sites and food, it’s where I can have a taste of Malaysia in one go.
Trust me, I’m married to a Penangite. For breakfast I’d have Roti Canai with curry, Laksa Penang for lunch and Koay Teow Th’ng for dinner.
With my husband’s Penang family
My sister and I went parasailing at the Shangri-La Golden Sands Hotel beach in Penang
My husband calls Balik Pulau his hometown. My family and I balik kampung (visit hometown) every year for Eid to see our extended families and every year I would have that plate of Nasi Kandar even though I’m not really a fan of rice drowned in mixed gravies.
I make exceptions when it comes to the best halal food in Penang island. I mean, you can’t say you’ve been to Penang if you haven’t tried its Nasi Kandar!
I’ll have you know that Penang is so famous for its diverse gastronomic culinary that even CNN Travel writes about it in its CNN’s Best Destinations To Visit and Anthony Bordain dedicated a whole episode from No Reservations on Penang food.
You can basically get Chinese, Indian and Malay food in one restaurant.
Wondering if that particular Chinese dish Hokkien Mee is halal? Fret not. I’ve got you. I’ll even let you in on the best chilli pan mee: Penang & halal versions!
By the way, if you’re new to Malaysia, you’ve probably seen halal signs everywhere, especially on the windows of restaurants. Malays in general are Muslims and they make up the majority of the population.
Malaysians respect each ethnic’s traditional cuisine and for economic advantage, food operators obtain halal certification so they can cater to the Muslim majority as well.
Now that I’ve got the basic halal background out of the way, let’s continue.
By the time you’re done with this best halal food in Penang list, you’re going to want to pack your bags and go for that food hunt drive you’ve always wanted to take. Here are 27 best halal restaurant Penang has that you must definitely try:
27 Halal Restaurants Penang Has To Offer:
Breakfast in Penang
1. Roti Canai Transfer Road
2. Bee Hwa Cafe
3. Astaka Taman Tun Sardon
4. Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang
5. Roti Canai Agryll Road
6. Nasi Kandar Pelita
Lunch in Penang
7. Restoran Kapitan
8. Hameediyah Restaurant
9. Deens Maju Nasi Kandar
10. Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong
11. Nasi Padang Minang
12. Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng
13. Jawi House Cafe Gallery (MICHELIN Guide)
14. Kedai Makan Lidiana
15. Ayu Mee Udang
Dinner in Penang
16. Lagenda House And Cafe
17. Laksa Janggus
18. Kota Dine And Coffee (MICHELIN Guide)
19. Radzidah Hokkien Mee
20. Restoran Ilyana Cafe
21. Halab Penang
22. Spice Market Cafe
23. Mr Shawarma
24. Boat Noodle
25. Qis Pan Mee
26. Meokja Korean food.
27. Kak Ani Seafood
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Breakfast in Penang
1. Roti Canai Transfer Road
This notorious roti canai stall is a magnet among the breakfast crowd. You will keep coming back for their roti canai alone.
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Recently, this stall went viral in the news when it was forced to close temporarily due to hygiene issues.
It has since commenced operation to mixed reviews. Some say the roti canai is still as delicious as ever. Locals say it’s a little overrated.
But if you must see the hype for yourself, go early to avoid the long queue. The stall is located by the roadside so dust is really unavoidable.
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Address: 114, 110, Jalan Transfer, George Town, 10050, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon -Sat: 7am – 12pm) & (Sun: 7.30am – 12pm)
Website: Roti Canai Transfer Road
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2. Bee Hwa Cafe
Best Char Koay Teow in town. Nuff said!
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Parking is difficult so come early especially on weekends and public & school holidays.
Everything on the menu is affordable and they serve Chinese cuisine, definitely the best halal food in Georgetown Penang.
Their White Curry Mee is also out of this world.
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At first, I thought the white curry was weird but wow, the taste will blow your mind. Their Hokkien Mee also looks so tempting. Might try that the next time I go there.
Address: 10, Lebuh Dickens , George Town, Penang, Malaysia
Business Hours: (Mon – Sat: 7am – 3pm) & (Sun: Closed)
Contact: 012-854 0005
Website: Bee Hwa Cafe
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3. Astaka Taman Tun Sardon
I buy breakfast here every time I’m in Penang.
Limited parking spaces in front of the food court.
Get there early for parking and there’s usually a long queue for every stall. There’s also a reserved parking spot for OKU (disabled person) near the entrance.
Serabai is a must try, as I don’t really see it sold elsewhere.
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It tastes sweet, like eating coconut toast dipped in coconut jam. I usually buy a few sets, enough to last my children’s sweet tooth cravings until the evening.
My mom in law waiting for her serabai order
There are also small prepacked Char Koay Teow and Nasi Goreng at cheap prices.
They’re delicious enough to fuel and prep you for a great day ahead. If you don’t like eating at tables while people queue next to your table, it’s best to order for takeaway.
This food court is open till 9pm but in my opinion, the breakfast time serves the best food.
Long queue for serabai…I waited in line for almost an hour
Serabai menu at one of the stalls in the Astaka Taman Tun Sardon Food Court
Address: Hilir Pemancar (Lorong Permai 1), 11700 , Georgetown, Penang
Business Hour: (Mon – Sun: 7am – 9pm)
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4. Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang
Located in Sri Weld food court, this stall is famous among locals and tourists.
Their nasi lemak feels and tastes authentic.
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You can’t easily find nasi lemak sellers that wrap their nasi lemak in banana leaves anymore.
Their specialty is specifically nasi lemak. They have nasi lemak with sambal ikan bilis, nasi lemak with sambal sotong and nasi lemak with sambal udang. It’s super delicious and reasonably priced too.
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As with any other viral place, get there early to beat the crowd and ensure nasi lemak with your favorite side dish is not sold out. If you’re into verified sources, this place was even awarded the coveted Michelin Guide!
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Address: Beach St, 10300 George Town, Penang
Business Hours: (Mon – Fri: 7am – 1pm), (Sat: 7am – 1pm) & (Sun: Closed)
Contact: 016-4070717
Website: Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang
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5. Halal Restaurants Penang – Roti Canai Argyll Road
I came here one time during Eid and was disappointed.
That their roti canai was sold out. There were crowds waiting for their roti canai order which has been hailed by tourists and locals alike to be the best halal food in Penang island.
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So don’t be late like me.
Service is slower when there’s a lot of customers so get there early to beat the late breakfast crowd. Their roti canai is so good, if you’re a tourist, you can’t go back without tasting the best roti canai in Penang.
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Address: Jalan Argyll, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 6am – 1pm)
Contact: 016-4822384
Instagram: Roti Canai Argyll Road
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6. Nasi Kandar Pelita
If you’re feeling a little left out of all the best halal food in Penang island, don’t worry.
This Nasi Kandar shop is the best halal food in Butterworth, in mainland Penang.
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The food here is so delicious they even opened up branches in other states.
I’ve tried one in KL and if the Butterworth branch is anything like it, their ayam bawang (onion chicken) is so good.
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They open 24 hours so this is the best spot if you’re up for that heavy meal, pre-dawn breakfast, late night supper or simply an overdramatic introvert who hates seeing people, but still wants to eat outside.
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Address: 56, Lorong Kurau 1, Taman Chai Leng, 13700 Perai, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 24 hours)
Contact: 04-3973018
Website: Nasi Kandar Pelita
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Lunch in Penang
7. Restoran Kapitan
Ahhh… where to start with this. My new favorite dinner spot.
I came here in April 2023 and had their Milani Biriyani.
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You betcha I’ll be going again during Eid this year. It was so delicious I cried. I’m crowning this dish the best halal dinner in Penang.
The white gravy on the chicken for Milani Biriyani tastes like buttermilk.
I always thought only an Indian side dish would go well with Biriyani but I was wonderfully wrong! I feel like it’s been fusion(ised) really really well.
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The one I went to was located in Chulia Street. Restoran Kapitan has 3 other branches in Penang and you can Google to see which branch is closer to you. Also, it has a branch in Bangsar if you simply must eat there now.
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Address: 93, Chulia St, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang.
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 24 hours)
Contact: 04-264 1191
Website: Restoran Kapitan
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8. Halal Restaurants Penang – Hameediyah Restaurant
In operation for 118 years, this is the oldest Nasi Kandar restaurant in Malaysia.
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I prefer to order takeaway as I can’t be bothered to bring my kids here with long queues.
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I’m not much of a soupy rice person so when I order from here, I’d request for the side dishes and gravies to be separate.
Also, keep in mind that certain dishes like lamb shank, prawns and squids can put a hole in your pocket.
Of course, Hameediyah needs no introduction. Their Nasi Kandar is well known to be one of the best halal foods in Georgetown Penang.
Photo Credit: @blakk_kimminas_hidayat (Instagram)
Address: 164 A Campbell Street, George Town,10100, Penang, Malaysia
Business Hours: 10am – 10pm
Contact: 016-447 0164
Website: Hameediyah Restaurant
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9. Deens Maju Nasi Kandar
One of the famous nasi kandar in town. Parking can be a hassle.
Get there early as you’ll spend some time looking for parking and queuing to order. Same as other nasi kandar restaurants, be mindful of what you order as some dishes may be costly.
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I’ve tried their nasi kandar with a side dish of ayam madu (honey chicken).
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Super delicious with a thick sweet sauce and a hint of spicy that even a 3 year old baby can handle.
A tip from a local, there’s a lesser crowd on weekdays after 7pm-ish as the office workers would have gone back. I’d say this is easily the top 5 best Nasi Kandar I’ve ever had.
Their Nasi Kandar is definitely one of, if not the best halal food Penang is known for.
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Address: 170 Jalan Gurdwara, George Town, 10300, Penang, Malaysia
Business Hours: 2.30pm – 11pm
Contact: 012-425 2421
Website: Deens Maju Nasi Kandar
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10. Halal Restaurants Penang – Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong
Hailed to be one of the best mee goreng in town, this restaurant did not disappoint. It is a bright reddish fried noodle served with squid sambal.
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The queue might be long but the delicious Mee Goreng made up for it.
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Address: Jalan Tun Syed Sheh Barakbah, Georgetown, Penang, 10200 Malaysia
Business Hours: (Mon – Sat: 11.30am – 8pm), (Fri: 11.30am – 1pm, 2.30pm – 8pm) & (Sun: Closed)
Contact: 013-4319384
Website: Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong
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11. Nasi Padang Minang
This little gem is located in Kedai Kopi International Hotel.
Photo Credit: Nasi Padang Minang Transfer Road Penang (Facebook)
You’ll be surprised that this stall is a favorite among tourists and locals alike considering the place looks a little rundown and rustic.
Be sure to try their Cencaru Sumbat (Stuffed Mackarel Scad) smothered in sambal and crispy fried onions.
Photo Credit: @nasipadangtransferroad (Instagram)
Their daging dendeng balado (spicy beef jerky) is also the best.
Parking near the hotel is difficult and the queue immediately starts when the shop opens so you might want to plan ahead before going.
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Address: 92, Jalan Transfer, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 11am – 4pm) & (Fri: Closed)
Contact: 011-35426881
Website: Nasi Padang Minang
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12. Halal Restaurants Penang – Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng
My mom calls this Mee Goreng Pulau Tikus. Because the hawker stall is located in Pulau Tikus.
The best mee goreng I’ve ever had. The red color of the noodle may scare you at first. But don’t worry, it doesn’t taste as spicy as it looked.
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The shop has been there since forever. It may look like a chinese hawker stall, situated among other chinese stalls but it is halal. The stall displays a big green menu sign with Bismillah on it.
Photo Credit: Famous Penang Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng (Facebook)
You must try their mee goreng (fried noodle). There is no other mee goreng like it. Can’t explain it, but you’ll see what I mean when you’ve had it.
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Address: 102-H-19, New World Park, Jalan Burma, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon: Closed) & (Tues – Sat: 9am – 6pm)
Contact: 016-4970630
Facebook: Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng
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13. Jawi House Cafe Gallery (MICHELIN Guide)
I’m amazed that this restaurant can blend Malay, Arabian, Levant, Indian and Pakistani food so well! It’s no wonder they’re awarded the Michelin Guide.
The place looks expensive but surprisingly affordable, perfect for any special occasion.
Photo Credit: @jawihouse (Instagram)
The most expensive thing on the menu is Prawn Briyani at RM42. Cheapest thing on the menu is acar buah (fruit chutney) at RM5. This place makes me and my two kids feel welcomed as there is free wifi for the kids’ online videos.
Their Beef Rendang and Herbal Lemuni rice is exceptional!
Photo Credit: @jawihouse (Instagram)
The kids love the blue colored rice. Waiters are also super friendly. Well worth the money. Best food Penang, halal and blended culture.
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Address: 85, Lebuh Armenian, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Business Hour: (Mon – Sun: 11am – 9.30pm) & (Tues: Closed)
Contact: 04-2613680
Website: Jawi House Cafe Gallery
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14 .Halal Restaurants Penang – Kedai Makan Lidiana
This place is popular among the locals and expat crowd too! Must be the tasty Malay kampong food and fairly low price. Parking is available but can be packed during peak hours and school holidays.
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Authentic Malay food and a great variety of sambal belacan and ulam.
They serve roti canai for breakfast too but come for lunch! You’ll thank me later. I also love that their fried chicken is served hot and crispy straight from the wok.
One thing is for sure, you must eat like the locals and use your hands! The food just tastes better that way.
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Address: Medan Selera, 11200 Tanjung Bungah, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon -Sat: 7.30am – 3pm)
Contact: 016-4158686
Website: Kedai Makan Lidiana
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15. Ayu Mee Udang
This joint’s specialty is everything prawn.
Prawn noodles, prawn fried rice and prawn fried noodles to name a few. This place is also wheelchair accessible and high chairs are available for infants.
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Overall, tasty prawn noodles but a bit on the pricey side.
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Address: 936B, Lengkok Kampung Masjid 2, 11920 Teluk Kumbar, Pulau Pinang
Business Hour: (Mon – Tues: Closed) & (Wed – Sun: 1.30pm – 9.30pm)
Contact: 012-4652823
Website: Ayu Mee Udang
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Dinner in Penang
16. Halal Restaurants Penang – Lagenda House And Cafe
This shop is popular among tourists and locals. Not only are they halal, they have vegan and gluten free options too.
They serve the best beef rendang, spicy and sweet.
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If you love the late legendary Malaysian actor P Ramlee and feel nostalgic, this is not only the best lunch in Penang halal and delicious, it can also be the best dinner in Penang halal and romantic.
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Address: 2, Lebuh Carnarvon, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon, Tues, Thurs & Sat: 12pm – 10pm), (Wed: Closed) & (Fri & Sun: 12pm – 11pm
Contact: 019-4729030
Website: Lagenda House and Cafe
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17. Laksa Janggus
I came here with my family a few years back after hearing rave reviews about it. I love me a good laksa, and they have great laksa, but I’m not sure if that’s enough to compensate for the dining experience.
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There were so many people, it was difficult to find parking and a table to sit. Also, I went late in the afternoon so it was scorching hot. So hot that it made my eyes water, not even the ABC (ice shavings dessert) could help cool my body down.
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I’d say this is a must try for you laksa lovers but perhaps go in the evening if you don’t want to be slow roasted in an oven. 6pm should be fine and keep in mind it closes at 8pm.
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Address: 338 MK, I, Kampung Perlis, 11000 Balik Pulau, Pulau Pinang
Business Hour: (Mon – Sun: 3.30pm – 8pm), (Wed: Closed)
Contact: 019-566 7061
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18. Halal Restaurants Penang – Kota Dine and Coffee (MICHELIN Guide)
I had high expectations after reading the reviews. This place did not disappoint. Dining delicious fusion food whilst immersed in history.
The Armenian salad was sweet and tasty, Mutton was soft, even my grandmother could chew it.
Photo Credit: @kotadine_coffee (Instagram)
Highly recommended for food and ambience, as you’d expect from a twice awarded Michelin Guide restaurant.
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Address: Fort Cornwallis, Jalan Tun Syed Sheh Barakbah, Georgetown, 10200, Penang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm) & (Tues: Closed)
Contact: 04-3714929
Website: Kota Dine and Coffee
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19. Radzidah Hokkien Mee
A roadside stall serving some of the best prawn noodles and char koay teow. Their Koay Teow Th’ng and Hokkien Mee are to die for! Best halal street food in Penang.
Photo Credit: Radzidah Hokkien Mee (Facebook)
Plan ahead if you want to bring children as it is located by the roadside with cars passing by and can be crammy during hot humid days. Service can be slow when there’s a big crowd too.
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Address: Bukit Jambul, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang
Business Hours: (Mon: 6pm – 12am), (Tues – Sun: 4pm – 12am) & (Wed: Closed)
Contact: 017-5777089
Website: Radzidah Hokkien Mee
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20. Halal Restaurants Penang – Restoran Ilyana Cafe
This restaurant was recommended by a good friend and I was told only locals frequent this place for its delicious prawn noodle called Mee Udang (Prawn noodles).
I came during the early Eid season so it was closed. I’m definitely trying what locals call one of the best halal seafood in Penang the next time I’m in town.
Credit: Restoran Ilyana Cafe (Facebook)
Address: 10, Gerai JKKK, Jalan Gertak Sanggul, Teluk Kumbar, 11910 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 3pm – 12.00am) & (Thurs: Closed)
Contact: 04-6492120, 016-5830078
Facebook: Restoran Ilyana Cafe
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21. Halab Penang
Easy to communicate, I can make reservations from the link in its Instagram. Perfect for that birthday dinner in Penang halal option. If I’m on a tight budget, for less than RM20, I can get sandwiches.
There’s also seafood on the menu.
Photo Credit: Halab Penang (Instagram)
Their grilled fish with lemon and olive oil reminds me of Egyptian grilled fish. Smokey, tangy with soft meat. The only thing missing was that fresh chopped tomato sauce. However, you can always get a side dish like salad to complement the fish.
Photo Credit: Halab Penang (Tripadvisor)
Address: 381, Chulia St, 10200 George Town, Penang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 10am – 2am)
Contact: 04-2519550
Website: Halab Penang
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22. Spice Market Cafe
I love that it’s located in the beautiful and cosy Shangri-La Rasa Sayang Resort Hotel. The hotel is right by the beach, so the restaurant offers the best option for special celebration. Straight to selfie sesh at the beach after lunch or dinner.
With the varieties of food that they have, I can get some of the best halal western food in Penang and the best halal steak in Penang for dinner. The restaurant also has a fresh seafood buffet, offering the best seafood in Penang halal option.
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Address: Beach Garden Wing, Kampung Tanjung Huma, 11100 Batu Ferringhi, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 7am – 10am, 11am – 10pm)
Contact: 04-8888888
Website: Spice Market Cafe
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23. Halal Restaurants Penang – Mr Shawerma
This joint has 2 other branches in the mall food court. So it’s perfect for a quick lunch and dinner with other options nearby if you’re with a family. I’d say this is a good value and delicious Mediterranean food place.
It’s called Mr Shawerma so you must definitely try their shawarma and their hummus or baba ganoush.
Photo Credit: @mr.shawermarestaurant (Instagram)
Menu options are limited but it’s perfect for a food court stall. Also, you’re lucky if there’s not a long queue.
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Address: Jalan Kelawei Gurney Paragon Mall, George Town, 10250 Penang Island
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 1pm – 10.30pm)
Contact: 017-3815428
Website: Mr Shawerma
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24. Boat Noodle
Halal boat noodles are pretty difficult to find. Some shops claim to not serve pork but then actually serve pork when you get to the shop. So to be on the safe side, you can go to Boat Noodle in Queensbay Mall which is halal certified.
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This shop has many branches all over the country. I especially love their Thai tea. The noodles are served in small portions in cute little bowls. Pretty cheap too as per bowl costs around RM2.80.
There are spicy and non spicy options so be sure to ask the friendly staff. Personally, I feel both types of soup are delicious, with that distinct taste of Thai basil.
This is the place to be to have your boat noodle Penang halal fix.
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Address: Queensbay Mall, 3F-19B, 100, Persiaran Bayan Indah, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 10.30am – 10pm)
Contact: 011-26019755
Website: boatnoodle.com.my
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25. Halal Restaurants Penang – Qis Pan Mee
Craving for a good bowl of chilli pan mee Penang halal? This is the place to be. This food court stall is Muslim-operated. The stall may be small but it packs a punch. And it’s pretty cheap too!
Photo Credit: @qispanmee (Instagram)
A bowl of chilli pan mee will cost you only RM11.
Photo Credit: Qis Pan Mee (Facebook)
Address: Level 1, Tasty Asian, Kompleks Bukit Jambul, Bayan Baru, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 12pm – 9pm)
Contact: 016-7307112
Website: Qis Pan Mee
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26. Meokja Korean Food
Meokja is hands down the best halal Korean food Penang has. It’s everywhere in my Instagram feed, taking the halal crowd by storm. Their menu has vast options from kimchi jigae to bingsu.
The restaurant ambience is Instagrammable, perfect for that birthday dinner, Penang, halal and aesthetic.
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Order Jjam-Jja-Myeon to get both of their bestseller dishes in one dish.
Serving portion is decent according to price. You can see the whole menu on their Instagram or their Whatsapp catalog.
Photo Credit: Meokja Korean Food (Facebook)
Address: No 11 (Ground Floor), Jalan Todak 3 Bandar Seberang Jaya, 13700 Perai, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: (Mon – Sun: 12pm – 10.30pm)
Contact: 011-54103577
Website: Meokja Korean Food
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27. Halal Restaurants Penang – Kak Ani Seafood
Great place to bring a family. This is the best halal food in Batu Ferringhi, specifically the best halal seafood restaurant in Penang, serving fresh seafood and it also makes the meanest tomyam, one of the best halal Thai foods in Penang.
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Sat right next to the beach, this Batu Ferringhi halal food also makes a nice romantic candlelight dinner, Penang halal version.
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Address: Bayu Senja Complex, Kampung Batu Feringgi, 11100 Batu Ferringhi, Pulau Pinang
Business Hours: 5pm – 10.00pm
Contact: 016-4672899
Website: Kak Ani Seafood
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Did we get you drooling for that Nasi Kandar yet? Now that you know some of the halal restaurants Penang has to offer, have a go at it the next time you’re in the island.
That Batu Ferringhi food halal and uniquely Penang awaits you. Until then, all the best in your quest for food hunting in Penang!
And please, go try the Kapitans’s Milani Biriyani.
I promise you will not be disappointed. If you tried it and didn’t like it, come back here and drop some comments or share other halal restaurants in Penang you can recommend.
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