Heading to Westfield for a shopping trip and looking to grab a bite? Then check out this Westfield White City Halal Food guide, where we list out all the halal food options you can find in the mall, featuring everything from quick bites to sit-down meals! We have definitely spent a fair bit of time at Westfield White City as we live nearby. I’m not really a shopper, so the time we spent at Westfield was mostly for food in the area. Luckily, there are quite a few options around, and we will keep updating this list if anything new pops up!
Where to Find Halal Food in Westfield White City
Click on the links below to find out more details & information about each restaurant. As per everything on this blog, please always double-check the halal status with the restaurant as suppliers / kitchen set-ups could change.
Copper Chimney
If you’re looking for a nice sit-down meal, then check out Copper Chimney. The Indian restaurant features a lovely interior & decor that’s perfect to wind down after a day of strolling at the mall. Food-wise, Copper Chimney makes some of the best Chicken Tikka & Burrah Lamb Chops. However, their curries are hit-and-miss, except for the Lamb Shank Nihari & Butter Chicken.
Gopal’s Corner
The Malaysian roti place that had everyone raving about and flocking to Market Halls is here at Westfield White City. I’ve been adamant that their roti canai was not worth any of the hype. But they do a good Mee Goreng, grilled chicken, and Teh Tarik, which are our go-to orders there.
EL&N Cafe
The highly Instagrammable EL&N Cafe has launched in Westfield White City. From alluring cakes & desserts to brunch & burgers, they have it all on the menu. It’s more style over substance and rather pricey for what it is but some of the desserts do make a nice treat.
Rudy’s Pizza
Fancy Neapolitan pizza? Head over to Rudy’s! Not only do they do a good classic Margherita pizza, but they also have halal pepperoni upon request, as well as a selection of vegetarian and seafood pizzas. The Tonno, i.e. tuna pizza, is one of our favourite go-tos.
Bleecker Burger
The well-loved London burger spot, Bleecker, is now serving halal beef at Westfield White City. And let us tell you that the hype is real for their cheeseburgers. There are separate grills to avoid cross-contamination with any non-halal items.
Black Bear Burger
Boasting the winner of the 2025 National Burger of the Year, Black Bear Burger is the newest burger hype spot. The Westfield White City location is its largest restaurant yet, with an expanded drinks menu. Only chicken is halal at the moment, but there are plans to source halal beef as well.
Mrs Chew’s Chinese Kitchen
If you fancy halal Cantonese food, Mrs Chew’s is an option. Its menu offers a selection of dim sums, Chinese roast chicken and/or duck, and various stir-fry dishes. The food’s not a hundred per cent stellar & authentic, but they do occasionally do a decent roast duck. Best to avoid the stir-fries, in my opinion. You can read our full review of Mrs Chew’s Chinese Kitchen here.
Indi-go
Craving Indian food but don’t feel like a proper sit-down meal at Copper Chimney? Then Indi-go is your quick and easy fix. Enjoy a range of street food classics such as masala fries, chaat, momos, etc. as well as tandoori grills, curries, and dum biryani. Some dishes are better than others, but as far as no-fuss food-court food goes, it’s an alright pick. Personally, we like to go for the Rogan Ghost.
Master Bao
Everybody loves Asian baos these days and you can enjoy them at Master Bao in Westfield. Enjoy the likes of Taiwanese fried chicken bao, which is paired with wasabi mayo, kimchi, and coriander; or check out the fried prawns, teriyaki shiitake mushrooms, or braised tofu options. Alternatively, they also have fried rice & noodles options, as well as a small but good selection of small plates such as gyozas and such.
Rosa’s Thai
Fancy a steaming bowl of spicy Thai green/red curry or a hearty plate of Pad Thai? Then head to Rosa’s Thai for a decent Thai food fix. Only chicken is halal on the menu and you can ask for chicken for all of its curries, as well as stir-fry dishes. It’s not quite exactly a real taste of Thailand but it does the job.
Wingstop (opening soon)
The popular LA chicken wings restaurant, Wingstop, is set to open a new branch at Westfield White City, taking over the spot where Five Guys was. Stay tuned for when it’s opened!
SushiDog
It’s sushi, but rolled up like a burrito! SushiDog started its journey in Westfield from a small kiosk and has now expanded to multiple shops across London, as well as a bigger & better kiosk in Westfield! Find them on the ground level near the Shepherd’s Bush station entrance and enjoy your high-quality, made-to-order grab-and-go sushi.
Bike Soup
Yes, Bike Soup is a bike shop – its first flagship store and Westfield’s first bike store. But it is also a cafe that serves delicious halal sandwiches, pastries, drinks, specialty coffees, and even ice cream! It’s a pretty decent spot for a quick lunch/bite with a nice drink.
Comptoir Libanais
Comptoir Libanais has been a solid Lebanese eatery across London. Enjoy a variety of mezze (can’t go wrong with some falafels and kibbeh), salads, meat grills, as well as their Lebanese burgers, wraps, and tagine dishes. Food court-quality food inevitably won’t be as good as their actual restaurant’s but it does the job. From our experience, we thought the mezze was okay but the meat grills were not quite worth it.
Pho
The Vietnamese franchise may not be an authentic representation of Vietnamese cuisine, but as far as halal-friendly ones, Pho is an option. For pho noodle soups, only the Spicy Chicken Pho, Curry Noodle Soup, and vegetarian ones are halal. The regular chicken pho isn’t halal as the broth isn’t, and the chicken wings aren’t as well. Pho aside, their Vietnamese Curries are a shout too.
Tortilla
For a quick but filling bite, Tortilla is definitely a good option. You can’t go wrong with their Build-You-Own Burrito, where you get to choose between chicken (which is halal), grilled vegetables, or vegan chilli, and pick & choose your own choice of rice, beans, fresh salsas, and guacamole. If a burrito is too heavy, then try their tacos or rice bowls, which are lighter options. For something sweet, they have recently added chocolate churros onto their menu as well!
Pizza Pilgrims
It was this very branch in Westfield that Pizza Pilgrims started trialling out halal pepperoni on their menu. Following its success, halal pepperoni is now available across all branches! Your pizza is handled and cooked separately as well to avoid any cross-contamination.
Seoul Bird
They weren’t halal when they first launched in Westfield but Seoul Bird has since updated their recipe to make it halal! It’s all about Korean fried chicken burgers and wings. However, it wasn’t great when we tried them that one time. It could’ve just been a bad day as we do see them being one of the more popular options at Westfield food court. Regardless, one thing we can tell you for sure is that they make some nice mocktails!
Shawa
Here’s another Lebanese spot at the Westfield food court. Shawa is all about delicious shawarma (available in the form of wraps, burgers, boxes, or platters), falafels, and rotisserie chicken. We particularly enjoyed their Mama Zohra’s Strawberry & Rose Lemonade, which was incredibly refreshing for hot summer days.
Mandaloun
You’ll see people chilling and having shisha as you walk past Mandaloun. The Lebanese restaurant has a pretty big menu featuring mezze, salads, wraps, stews, and plenty of grills. However, we haven’t always heard the best things about the food – we haven’t actually tried it to confirm anything though.
All Star Lanes
Bowling nights are always fun. Next time you are at All Star Lanes for some fun activities, you can also enjoy yourselves a little munch if you’re peckish or sit down at their restaurant area for more food. All Star Lanes offer halal chicken across all branches where you can enjoy different flavoured wings (cajun/buffalo/bbq) and crispy buttermilk fried chicken burgers or buns. You can opt for the Bowl, Drink & Dine Menu – which includes a game of bowling plus a 2-course menu and drinks. For groups, a family bundle menu is also available.
Catch Me
If you are craving fish & chips, Catch Me offers halal ones along with other seafood options on their menu. Whilst definitely not the best fish & chips around town, it was reasonable for a quick food court fix. Though the same couldn’t be really said about their pasta dishes, which came overcooked. Alternatively, should you be craving meat together with your seafood, they also offer a halal chicken burger option on the menu.
GBK Burgers
Before we got spoiled with amazing halal fried chicken burgers around London, GBK Burgers used to be a go-to spot for an easy fried chicken burger fix. They do halal panko chicken across all branches nationwide. Our go-to combo used to be the Panko Satay Chicken Burger and a creamy chocolate milkshake. Always remember to get the panko chicken and not the grilled chicken as the latter is cooked with other non-halal items.
Zorba Sweets
Struggle to find halal sweets? Then make sure you pop by Zobra Sweets in Westfield and stock up on a range of halal & vegan-friendly gummy sweets! You can mix and match with all your favourite flavours and all sweets are charged by weight.
Location: Ground Level Kiosk
