Boasting a large covered indoor food hall filled with a progressive line-up of independent food businesses, Seven Dials Market is no doubt the new hot spot for foodies in central London. Managed and curated by KERB, you can expect some stellar food stalls that best represent London’s diverse and vibrant food scene. And of course, you can find a handful of excellent halal food options there! In this article, we have put together a list of halal-friendly food vendors at Seven Dials Market featuring the likes of dumplings, fried chicken, puddings, and more!
Where to find Halal Food at Seven Dials Market
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Lucky’s Hot Chicken
Those hot chicken sandos do not joke around. Served in buttery brioche toast, Lucky’s Hot Chicken’s sandos have made a name for themselves down south of London before arriving at Seven Dials. Try out their Nashville chicken sando and don’t forget to grab a side of their lip-smacking Cajun wings!
Jollof Mama
There’s something special with a good hearty bowl of jollof rice. That’s the magic that Jollof Mama brings to the table. Previously trading at Hawley Wharf Market, Jollof Mama has gained popularity for its modern take on traditional Nigerian flavours. Give those Suya Fried Chicken a try and you won’t regret it!
OshPaz Uzbek Dumplings
Uzbek cuisine may be uncommon to many but it’s certainly an underrated cuisine that deserves the spotlight. That’s what OshPaz is here for. They usually serve Uzbeki Plov (rice pilau) at other markets but, at Seven Dials Market, they have a dumpling-focused menu instead. We have tried their steamed beef dumplings and we loved it! Tip: have them with a drizzle of chilli oil and let those flavours pop!
Kolkati
Kolkati is no stranger to London’s street food scene as they have been serving up delicious kati rolls in Camden Market since 2015 as one of the original members of KERB. They now also have a stall at Seven Dials Market and have quickly become a staple with their fool-proof flaky & buttery parathas, stuffed with spiced meat or paneer, finished with an assortment of zesty toppings.
Little Pudding
Little Pudding is possibly the most viral food stall at Seven Dials Market. Their Doughnut Bread & Butter Pudding has stolen every spotlight on social media – and yes, it’s as decadent & indulgent as it sounds. So make sure you save stomach space for this when you head to Seven Dials, and why not pick up an extra doughnut or two back home too!
Wheelcake Island
If you like anything custard-filled, you should check out Wheelcake Island’s famous Taiwanese wheel cakes. Freshly made and generously stuffed with flavoured custard, these wheel cakes always go down a treat. At their Seven Dials Market location, available options include Vanilla Custard, Azuki Beans, Matcha Custard, Chocolate & Vanilla Custard, and a changing seasonal flavour. They have also added a drinks menu solely for this branch, serving the likes of brown sugar bubble tea, Taiwanese milk teas and fruit teas, and Japanese Tea Lattes.
Softserve Society
You may already be familiar with them from Shoreditch Boxpark and Victoria Market Hall, well, here is another location for you to satisfy your ice cream cravings from Soft Serve Society! You can find Soft Serve Society in the Cucumber Alley of Seven Dials Market. Aside from their usual soft-serve ice cream and soft-serve sundaes, you can now also enjoy a range of boba drinks from them.
Chai Guys
Chai Guys have been known to serve some of the best chai in London. Whether hot or iced, their chai is always a lovely pick-me-up. The Kadak Chai has always been a popular pick from both their Spitalfields & Victoria locations, whereas the iced Kashmiri chai makes a great summer drink. In addition to chai, the Seven Dials Market branch also offers pastries and cookies.
