Visiting Shanghai and looking for halal food? Save this list. These are the halal restaurants our guests keep coming back to — from authentic Xinjiang and Lanzhou cooking to one of the nicest Middle Eastern dining rooms in the city. Photos, what to order, and addresses are all below.
Seven halal restaurants across Shanghai our guests love.
| Restaurant | Chinese Name | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Guan Guan Ji | 贯贯吉·新疆餐厅 | Xinjiang · Chinese Muslim |
| Asa Restaurant | 阿萨中东餐厅 | Middle Eastern |
| Yi Xin Zhai | 一心斋 | Halal Chinese (Shanghai classic) |
| Yershari | 耶尔夏丽·新疆餐厅 | Xinjiang |
| Zhenwei Lanxiang Ge | 清真·真味兰香阁餐厅 | Lanzhou / Northwest Chinese |
| Maliya | 清真·玛丽亚新疆菜主题餐厅 | Xinjiang |
| Huo Xia Le | 火夏乐·海派清真菜 | Xinjiang · Shanghai-style Halal |
Great value for money, with authentic Chinese Muslim dishes — hand-pulled noodles and delicious lamb skewers.


Craving Middle Eastern food? This is one of the nicest halal dining experiences in Shanghai, with a beautiful atmosphere.



One of Shanghai's oldest halal restaurants. Perfect for a quick, affordable meal — you can easily get full for around 20 RMB.



One of my personal favorites. The chicken, lamb skewers, and baked lamb buns are all worth trying. A traditional Xinjiang atmosphere — great for families or groups.



Lanzhou-style Northwest cooking near the North Bund — fresh, made-to-order dishes, and rated the #1 Northwest restaurant on Shanghai diners' lists.


A Shanghai fixture near People's Square for over 20 years — a Xinjiang-themed halal restaurant known for its baked buns (kao baozi) and classic Xinjiang dishes.


Shanghai-style halal Xinjiang cooking near Jing'an Temple. Signature dishes include the pepper-sauce fish (tengjiao luyu) and Astana-style beef ribs.



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