Trust and transparency
Read every halal label as a starting point
FeedMe separates what a restaurant offers from how confidently that information is known, so uncertainty stays visible instead of becoming a stronger claim.
What the status labels mean
The available evidence or restaurant declaration describes the whole kitchen as halal. Check the source and verification date on the listing.
The restaurant has identified halal meat, but other meat, preparation areas, or menu conditions may differ.
Only specific menu items are identified as halal. Confirm which items and how they are prepared before ordering.
No halal meat is confirmed, though seafood or vegetarian choices may be available. Shared preparation conditions can still matter.
FeedMe does not currently have enough reliable information to describe the restaurant's halal offering.
Where information comes from
A listing may use a restaurant declaration, menu or supplier evidence, publicly available restaurant information, a community report, or a moderator review. Restaurant pages show the source and last verification date when available.
When details look wrong
Menus, suppliers, and kitchen practices can change. Share a correction with its source so the moderation team can review the listing.