Halal Restaurants in Helsinki
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Sasso
Sasso offers one of the best Italian 3 course meals in town. The Italian culture of enjoying food and wine while chit chatting is evident here at Sasso, so if you’re looking for a quiet evening this is not the place to be. The chef holds back nothing in perfecting the order you place. The wine collection is also one of the best in Helsinki so make sure you order one for starters or the main courseYou will certainly leave with good Italian memories once you visit Sasso!
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La Petite Maison
One of the more upscale and modern French restaurants in Helsinki, La Petite has delicious French food and the way it’s presented makes it even more mouth watering. The chefs and staff are highly trained in making customers feel welcome. The restaurant has the best collection of wines that will leave you wanting more!
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Yume
Yume has introduced Helsinki to a new way of dining with exquisite flowers, a very sophisticated dining hall and an elaborate wine and steak list. Just sitting in the restaurant makes you feel peaceful and close to nature. Japanese food is served at its best at Yume with a choice of tailoring your own appetizers and main courses by selecting which spices and herbs you prefer. The Japanese culture of ‘mix and match’ is highly promoted and diners are encouraged to create their own meals.
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Restaurant Walhalla
This restaurant is atop a hill on the island of Suomenlinna in Helsinki. The place has a touch of elegance and class amidst the fortified island that has had a dark past. Walhalla has a lot of Finnish specialties to serve. Needless to say the best quality ingredients are used and food is prepared to perfection. Among the most famous dishes are salmon soup, reindeer, lamb and grilled duck.
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Chez Dominique
One of the best restaurants in Helsinki in terms of food and décor is Chez Dominique. The place offers excellent French food prepared by the world renowned chef Hans Välimäki. Such specialties include Duck confit, Smoked Tuna, Roasted Turbot and lobster. Inside, the décor and placement of tables is sophisticatedly done. Reservations are a must as there is little competition for Chez Dominique and so there is usually a full house on weekends. Cuisine: French Address: Richardinkatu 4, Helsinki Phone: 09/612-73-93
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Havis
One of the largest restaurants in Helsinki is Havis. High ceiling and wooden panels add much beauty to the dining hall; it is tough to decide between having your meal in the hall or the spacious airy terrace. Havis prides itself for the use of fresh sea food that is prepared to perfection. Reservations are a must. For further details visit the URL below.
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G. W. Sundmans
The setting of G.W.Sundmans is one of elegance with 19th century Finnish paintings lined on the walls and a mansion like look that is set beautifully overlooking the harbor. The best quality ingredients are used to prepare food that is finger licking good and people keep coming back to enjoy Chef Jarmo Vähä-Savo’s famous cuisine. Specialties include fried Sweetbreads; sugar cured salmon and apple pie.
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Gallery Restaurant Wellamo
One of the posh dine-ins in Helsinki, Gallery restaurant is situated on the Katajanokka Island and is visited mostly by prestigious people. The restaurant is very charming and has a white and brown décor which oozes class. Specialties include sautéed white fish, lamb and grilled rabbit.
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Farouge
Arguably the only Lebanese restaurant in Helsinki, Farouge has the best home made “baklava” in Finland. The dishes offered are exquisite and are made from rare herbs and spices that are hardly used in Western foods. Apart from food, Farouge offers excellent customer service. The staff is friendly and well trained and can make menu recommendations based on your preferred tastes. Main course meals may vary from 20 to 38 euro.
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Cella
A very casual place where the chef himself serves the dishes, Cella was opened in 1969 as a traditional Finnish restaurant that would offer spicy dishes at a price of around 10 to 20 Euros in the Kallio district. There is also a summer terrace that is filled up during summer months and reservations may be required. The environment inside is cozy yet a bit noisy as the place is not all that big. A fine collection of wines can also be found at the bar.
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Bellevue
Bellevue is located in the Market Square near the Uspenski Church. The place has been running successfully since 1917 and serves everything Russian! Interior of the restaurant is soothing and you can choose to have dinner in a corridor or a cozy dining hall. Start your course with some classic Russian appetizers. Main course rates start from 19 Euros.
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Juuri
A small but very well organized restaurant that the Finns love is the Juuri. It offers delicious traditional Finnish cuisines that are prepared with fresh herbs and handmade from the scratch. It is located just minutes away from the Design Museum. One of the best qualities about Juuri is its food presentation. You can just keep on eating! Main course rates start from 24 Euros.
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New Bamboo Center
This small place is very cramped and stuffy from the inside yet serves a delicious array of Chinese delicacies. The lunch and dinners are reasonably priced and special dishes are also offered for Vegi lovers. New Bamboo is one of the few Chinese restaurants in Helsinki so compromise on the seating and enjoy the food!
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FishMarket
FishMarket is a one of its kind restaurant located along the South Harbor. It is famous for its Sea Food cuisine all around Finland. It is placed in the cellar of an ancient building, however, in summer months seating is arranged out in the terrace but it gets filled up within minutes so be sure to make a reservation! FishMarket offers different kinds of fish, lobsters, prawns, oysters and crabs. Definitely worth a try.
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Kappeli
Kappeli is a restaurant, bar and café, all in one. The building has a very appealing homey look to it with its small terrace in front. The food served is of excellent quality with some of the most special Finnish delicacies. The restaurant prides its self on 140 years of experience and claims that no other restaurant can prepare better Finnish food than the chefs at Kappeli. The bar and café also provide a meeting place for people who wish to stop by for a drink or a few bites to eat. The dining halls having high ceilings and comfortable couches, give the place a very grand look! Main course rates vary from 14 Euros to 30 Euros
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La Cocina
Unlike many other restaurants in Helsinki, La Cocina offers a mixture of cuisines from Spain to Northern Europe like ‘pintxos’ for starters and lamb or deer sautéed with passion fruit. All dishes are innovations by the chefs who have experimented with the finest quality herbs and molded dishes to exquisite taste. Part of Hotel Glo, the place is famous for its appetizers among the Finns and is usually crowded during meal times so make a reservation if La Cocina is your destination. Main course rates begin from 20 Euros up to 30 Euros.
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Sea Horse
Sea Horse was established in 1933 but to date it has preserved its interior decorations and its menu. The place offers excellent sea food and Finnish entrées. You can choose to be seated in the terrace to enjoy the summer breeze or in the casual dining hall. Located in the center, Sea Horse usually has a hungry crowd waiting to be served the moment it opens. Meals vary between 10 to 30 Euros.
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Restaurant Torni
Known for its fine Cuisine, Torni is located in the Sokos Hotel Torni in the city center. The hotel has maintained the restaurant well and it serves classic Finnish food that is made from a collection of wild herbs and spices. Due to visitor traffic in the summer months it is better for you to make a reservation before you head off for dinner here. Main course meals vary from 18 to 35 Euros.
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Restaurant and Bar Olo
Olo adjusts its food to the different seasons of Finland and serves an unusual and exotic variety of Northern European food such as delicious fried pike perch and wild duck with rosemary sauce. The dishes made are unique in taste and look. Since Finns are amongst the most adventurous people in the world, they love tasting and experimenting with new entrées of European food. If you want a break from regular fast food and traditional spices, pay a visit to Olo – they are guaranteed to providing you with something new every season.
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Mt. Everest Restaurant
The best Nepalese food in Helsinki is served here at Mt Everest Restaurant. The place is located in the center of the city and attracts a large amount of people who are out shopping or exploring the city. The restaurant has a very comfortable seating arrangement and a cozy ambiance where diners’ chit chat over meals for hours. Everest also has outside seating to accommodate customers in the busy summer months and it prides itself on the spicy delicious food that it serves to the hungry customers!
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Kellarikrouvi
Kellarikrouvi had been built out of a storage room in 1956 and since then it has been recognized for preparing some of the finniest Finnish delicacies in Helsinki like grilled kidneys, mustard cream sauce and reindeer steak. There is a bar at the street level where people like to hang out after work and as you descend the stairs the dining halls are divided into separate rooms where families can dine and join the animated ambiance of the restaurant.
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Kolme Kruunua
One of the best Finnish restaurants, Kolme has been around since 1952 and has since been providing delicious traditional cuisine at a very reasonable price starting from 9.8 Euros. The place is decorated lightly but is highly recommended if you want to taste actual Finnish food. It is located in a prime area in the city center and hence reservations are required before dinning in.
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Kynsilaukka Restaurant Garlic
This restaurant gives a unique twist to its cuisine by using a hint of garlic in all dishes. Rumor has it; the place uses 20 pounds of garlic every day! Kynsilaukka is a cozy place to enjoy your meal in peace. Tourists spend hours enjoying the food and filling the place with their buoyant laughter. Being in the center of the city, it is recommended that you make reservations so that you don’t get disappointed! A typical meal here will cost around 12 Euros.
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Chilli
If you wish to eat on a budget and when you are on the go, Chilli will offer you a variety of kebab, shawarma and falafel molded to its own recipe. The food is good but variety is limited.