Halal and Kosher Restaurants in London

London's culturally diverse population - as well as visitors from all corners of the globe - mean that many specialist restaurants, takeaways and food shops offer halal and kosher food, to Muslim and Jewish people respectively.

Here's a selection of the best in town.

Halal Restaurants

A temple of Arabian Nights-style chic in Kensington, Pasha serves up modern Moroccan dishes like roast duck breast with spiced cabbage, almonds and amlou sauce.

For unforgettable Indian food try Benares. The first independent venture of Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar, the restaurant features designer surroundings and culinary masterpieces.

For top-notch Thai food head for Blue Elephant, an oasis of calm in busy Fulham. You'll be transported to a Thai dining garden serving delicacies such as seasonal Pla Yai Blue Elephant (whole steamed fish).

Kosher Restaurants

A bright and modern eatery, Bevis Marks is perfect for a smart evening out. The dining room has a roof that opens in fine weather and there's a charming outdoor courtyard for al fresco dining. Specialities include salt beef and latkes (deep-fried potato cakes).

Reubens combines a restaurant serving an extensive menu of traditional dishes with a popular deli-diner, making it a great venue for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. Dishes include meatballs and chicken soup.

In the heart of the West End, Six 13 is an upmarket kosher fusion restaurant with a Conran-trained chef, Steve Collins. The huge menu features dairy-free modern international dishes and Jewish classics such as pickled ox with beetroot chutney and roast halibut with saffron mash.