Best Halal Restaurants in Orange

About this restaurant: Acclaimed pizzeria dishing up signature pies, award-winning wings, and slow-cooked brisket, plus burgers and Jamaican fare. Made with fresh ingredients, items on the menu include meat lovers and carne asada pizzas, as well as BBQ and chicken wings.

About this restaurant: Popular restaurant dishing up a fusion of Mexican and Mediterranean comfort food. The menu includes options like shrimp tacos, birria burritos, beef shawarma wraps, hot Cheetos burgers, BBQ Brisket Fries, Shawarma Fries and more.

About this restaurant: Middle Eastern eatery in Southwest Anaheim offering flavorful Mediterranean food. People like the mixed grill, hummus, shawarma, and rice, as well as the desserts and mint lemonade. There's also a Ramadan iftar buffet. The menu also features chilled grape leaves stuffed with rice and spices served with cucumber yogurt, three skewers of grilled kabobs (shish kabab, kufta kabab, chicken kabab tawook) with grilled tomatoes and onions, lamb chops marinated and grilled, ground beef and lamb skewers with parsley and garlic, shrimp kabab, and a seafood platter with salmon, basa fillet, and jumbo shrimp.

About this restaurant: I Can Barbecue Korean Grill is a Korean barbecue restaurant offering an all-you-can-eat halal menu (make sure to ask for the halal menu) with a wide range of traditional Korean BBQ options. Diners can choose from various cuts of beef, chicken, seafood, and marinated options such as bulgogi and spicy baby octopus. Side dishes include Korean specialties like soft tofu soup, steamed egg, corn cheese, and rice, enhancing the barbecue experience.

About this restaurant: Acclaimed pizzeria dishing up signature pies, award-winning wings, and slow-cooked brisket, plus burgers and Jamaican fare. Made with fresh ingredients, items on the menu include meat lovers and carne asada pizzas, as well as BBQ and chicken wings.

About this restaurant: Stix & Straws offers a unique menu featuring meat on sticks with homemade dipping sauces, plus rice and a side salad. Original sandwiches, burgers, and salads are also available, as are boba drinks, smoothies, and slushies. Vegetarian and gluten-free items are offered, and the chicken teriyaki bowl is a popular dish.

About this restaurant: Dave's Hot Chicken, originally a street food sensation from Los Angeles, specializes in Nashville-style hot chicken tenders and sliders, known for their bold flavors and customizable spice levels. The menu offers a simple but flexible selection, from single tenders to sliders, with the option to choose from seven heat levels, starting from No Spice to the daring Reaper. Popular combos include crispy tenders, sliders served on potato rolls with kale slaw, and sides like crinkle fries, mac & cheese, and pickles.

About this restaurant: Simpang Asia is an authentic Indonesian restaurant in Los Angeles that offers delicious Indonesian food, including starters, traditional dishes, fried rice, noodles, soups, and plant-based options. Standout items include the Martabak Telor (a stuffed flatbread with ground beef, egg, and onions), Chicken Nasi Goreng (Indonesian-style fried rice), and Mie Tek Tek (classic fried noodles with chicken and greens). The Es Cendol drink is a popular dessert option made with coconut milk, palm sugar, and pandan jelly.

About this restaurant: Urban Skillet’s menu is packed with indulgent, halal-friendly comfort foods like loaded burgers, creative hot dogs, and savory sides. Highlights include the Oh So Hot Burger with serrano peppers and spicy aioli, the Truffle Burger featuring halal bacon, truffle aioli, and Swiss cheese, and the plant-based Beyond Burger with vegan cheese and Urban sauce. Their hot dog options range from the loaded Z-Dog with ground beef and caramelized onions to the What’s Up Dog topped with halal bacon and American cheese. Sides include loaded fries, mac 'n' cheese, and unique wraps like the Buffalo Chicken Mac 'n' Cheese wrap, making this a perfect spot for comfort food enthusiasts.