Halal Restaurants in Stockholm
The Stockholm halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
Stockholm
Restaurangen
Contemporary cuisine is at its best in Restaurangen. Flavors of the world meet at this urban chic restuarant to literally give the discerning diner a rainbow of tastes. The owner and chef Malker Anderson travels widely and culls out the best of world cuisine and then twists it around to make it his own! The menu is divided into ‘fields of flavor’ such as lemon and coriander and the dishes are divided accordingly. At Restaurangen, there is never a bad meal!
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Pontus in the Green House
Comfy inviting sofas and book stacked walls are just some of the reasons that make you want to stay on in Pontus forever. The French inspired cuisine and the choicest wines are the best you will find in all of Sweden. The restaurant has a lavish seven course tasting menu (Sk 995, Sk1890 with wine), with everything from caviar to lobster sausage on offer. Cuisine: Contemporary Location: Österlånggatan 17, Gamla Stan, Stockholm 111 31 Telephone: (08) 545 2733 Website: http://www.pontusfrithiof.com
Stockholm
Half Grek Plus Turk
Tiles from the world of Alladin and soft colorful lighting welcome you to the restaurant and literally transport you to the by lanes of Turkey. A couple of mezze dishes per person should transport you to gastronomic heaven. Not to be missed is the basil-fried halloumi cheese with walnut and plum chutney….pure bliss!
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Operakällaren
Carved oak paneling and classic 19th century décor easily qualify the Operakllaren dining room to be among the most breathtaking in the whole of Sweden. The cuisine is largely French with twists of Italian and Swedish. Add an impressive wine list and you have a winner.
Stockholm
Bakfickan
Sharing its kitchen with the uber chic Operakallaren is the trendy Backfickan or “The Hip Pocket” in English. Same great food and much lower prices are absolute deal clinchers. It is easily one of Stockholm’s best kept secrets and serves the best Swedish cuisine and seafood. Finish your meal with moist French chocolate cake and fresh whipped cream and you will go to bed a much happier person. Jakobs Torg 12 Tel: 08/676-58-00
Stockholm
Lao Wai
The vegan homosapien’s best dream come true, Lao Wai is as authentic, light and delectable as Chinese cuisine can be. With dishes like Ma Po Dou and Hong Shao Su Rou, the dishes are definite tongue twisters, but trust us, the effort is more than worth it!
Stockholm
Prinsen
A favorite with artists located as it is close to the Stureplan, Prinsen is like an art-gallery cum eatery. Also known as “The Prince”, the restaurant has a colorful past quite like the work of its many patrons. The seating is on two levels with very traditional French inspired cuisine. The restaurant has lately gone food-radical and has added contemporary dishes such as licorice soup and snails in chocolate sauce to its menu. Come evening and the Prinsen evolves into a local drinking club, complete with cheer and beer. Mäster Samuelsgatan 4 Tel: 08/611-13-31
Stockholm
Sushi-Ya
On of the most popular restaurant on the street, Sushi-Ya is easy on the stomach and wallet with its light authentic Japanese cuisine. During summers, diners can sit outside and enjoy a fun brunch or an early dinner and watch the city come to life.
Stockholm
Creperie Fyra Knop
The popularity of this place can be gauged by the fact that it is always packed. Of course being the only creperie in the city helps. The wait for a table, however is more than made up for by the delicious crepes served here. Fyra Knop is a fun place to hang out with young hip students and urban cosmopolitan crowd.
Stockholm
Ki-Mama
Not to get lost among the many sushi bars that have popped up all around the city, the one at Ki-Mama is one of the best. The prices are reasonable with Sk70 for eight pieces and Sk250 for 30 pieces. The menu however consists exclusively of sushi, however on the brighter side, it is one of the only sushi-bars that are open on Sundays.
Stockholm
Kleins
Young, fun and trendy are just some of the ways of describing Kleins. The place is small with few tables, which make way for the bar in the evening. The bar menu has tapas that are worth trying, same with the pastas on the regular menu. The location of the restaurant ensures that it enjoys a steady stream of tourists and international visitors all day long.
Stockholm
Orontes Kebab
Cuisine: Middle Eastern Address: Odengatan 60, Stockholm, Sweden 11322 Phone: +46(0)8328829 Halal authenticity: Owners are known Muslims Pricing: Moderate
Stockholm
Folkets Kebab
Cuisine: Middle Eastern Address: Folkungagatan 63, Stockholm, Sweden 11630 Phone: No phone available Halal authenticity: Verbal assurance from staff Pricing: Moderate
Stockholm
Moroccan Restaurant
Cuisine: Moroccan Location: Medborgarplatsen, Stockholm, Sweden Halal authenticity: Owners are known Muslims Pricing: Moderate
Stockholm
Al Madinah
Cuisine: Lebanese Address: Kapellgränd 10, Stockholm, Sweden 11625 Phone: +46 8 644 47 47 Halal authenticity: Halal sign in window Pricing: Expensive
Stockholm
Beirut Cafe
Cuisine: Middle Eastern, Lebanese Address: Engelbrektsgatan 37, Ostermalm, Stockholm 11432 Telephone: (08) 212 025 Website: http://www.beirutcafe.se Pricing: Moderate