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Halal Restaurants

Halal food and restaurants in Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok. This is a short list. A halal travel guide notes that most restaurants around Banglamphu and Khao San are not halal, though some certified ones exist. Only the first three entries are listed as fully halal in the directory I found; the rest are described as halal but I could not confirm it. Always check certification with the restaurant.

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Halal dining around Khaosan Road

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Listed fully halal (Zabihah)

Sara Halal

Thai restaurant, with some European and other Asian dishes, inside the New World City (Nouvo City) hotel near Khao San Road. Zabihah says the owners are Muslim and confirmed it is fully halal, with no alcohol, a prayer area and takeaway. Open daily 6 am-10 pm per that listing. Tripadvisor reviewers call it halal and say there is a buffet; recent reviews are mixed.

2 Samsen Rd (Soi 2), Wat Sam Phraya, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
Halal certificate details were not shown on the listing (owner-confirmed). The Tripadvisor reviews are from 2017-2019; check current hours. Hotel name is spelled New World City on one site and Nouvo City on another.
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Sources and referenceswww.zabihah.com: https://www.zabihah.com/restaurants/c9f38eeb-7767-11ef-95ae-6045bdeb9f57/sara-halal-pranakorn-bangkokwww.tripadvisor.com: https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g293916-d3711158-r706285358-Sara_Restaurant-Bangkok.html
Listed fully halal (Zabihah)

Aeisah Rosdee (Aisa Rot Dee)

Small Thai-Muslim eatery near Wat Bowonniwet with a halal sign out front. Zabihah says Muslim-owned, no alcohol, daily 11 am-10 pm. A 2018 blog lists beef satay, ox-tail soup, spring rolls and chicken or beef khao mok (Indian-style curry rice) at low prices, with phone 02-282-6378.

Tani Rd, Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
CONFLICT: the address is 178 Tani Rd in a 2018 blog but 103-105 Tani Rd in another listing, and the name appears as Aeisah Rosdee, Aisa Rot Dee and Ayeesah Roddee. Hours also differ (blog: Tue-Sun, split shifts). Search Google Maps for 'Asheeyah Roddee'. No halal certificate shown.
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Sources and referenceswww.zabihah.com: https://www.zabihah.com/restaurants/c9f3a241-7767-11ef-95ae-6045bdeb9f57/aeisah-rosdee-banglamphu-bangkokwww.mytravellicious.com: https://www.mytravellicious.com/2018/03/halalfoods-bangkok-aisa-rotdee.htmlkhaosanroad.org: https://khaosanroad.org/restaurants/
Listed fully halal (Zabihah)

Roti Mataba (Karim Roti-Mataba)

Roti shop opposite Phra Sumen Fort serving gaeng roti (curry with fried roti) and matabak (stuffed roti), made to order. Zabihah lists it as fully halal with no alcohol and hours daily 9:30 am-10 pm; reviews are mixed on sweetness and portions.

136 Phra Athit Rd, Chana Songkhram, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
Fodor's lists the same restaurant as Thai-Muslim but does not state halal status, so rely on the Zabihah listing and ask on site. Few reviews.
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Sources and referenceswww.zabihah.com: https://www.zabihah.com/restaurants/c9e1bf9d-7767-11ef-95ae-6045bdeb9f57/roti-mataba-phra-nakhon-bangkokcdn.fodors.com: https://cdn.fodors.com/world/asia/thailand/bangkok/neighborhoods/banglamphu/restaurants
Described as halal (not confirmed)

MJ Family (Halal Food & Drink)

Thai made-to-order (a la carte) restaurant listed on a Khao San Road directory under a Halal Food & Drink label. No menu or details were available.

57 Ratchadamnoen Klang Rd, Wat Bowon Niwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
LIMITED INFORMATION: one directory, no hours, menu or certification. The street number looked partly garbled in the source.
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Sources and referenceskhaosanroad.org: https://khaosanroad.org/restaurants/
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Before you go: Halal status here comes from online directories and reviews, not from the restaurants or a certification body. Ask the restaurant to show its halal certificate or sign if it matters to you. Hours and addresses may have changed; several sources are from 2018-2019.
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