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$$Halal Indian Restaurants in Houston
Find verified halal Indian restaurants across Houston. Each listing explains how it was verified and when it was last checked.
Verified 2026 · 19 restaurants checked · The Heights, Humble, Richmond, Spring, Spring Branch, Alief, League City, Missouri City, Galleria, Energy Corridor, Greenspoint, Baytown
Halal status information is based on available evidence and may not reflect current restaurant practices. Always verify directly before visiting.
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$$Tadka 96 | Halal Indian Fusion Restaurant
League City · Indian
- Zabiha meat
Verification date estimated: around July 2026
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$$Kohinoor Restaurant
Spring · Indian
- Zabiha meat
- Prayer space
Verification date estimated: around July 2026
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Persis Biryani Indian Grill
Energy Corridor · Indian
- Zabiha meat
Verification date estimated: around June 2026
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$$Ordering halal Indian food: what to check
Indian restaurants are not halal by default. Many are not Muslim-owned, and some serve halal meat for only part of the menu, for example halal lamb or goat but not chicken. Vegetarian dishes are plentiful, but the kitchen and oil may be shared.
- Is all of the meat halal, or only some items? Ask about chicken, lamb and goat separately.
- Is alcohol served? It commonly is at Indian restaurants.
- Is pork or beef on the menu, and are they cooked in the same pans or tandoor?
- Ask whether the chicken is hand-slaughtered (zabiha) or machine-slaughtered. Restaurants often buy chicken and red meat from different suppliers, and some diners accept only hand-slaughtered poultry.
This is general guidance, not a ruling. Each listing above shows what we have confirmed for that restaurant. What halal means for food