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Restaurants, groceries, and butchers appear on one map, filtered by what matters to you: hand-slaughtered only, specific certifiers, or no cross-contamination.
Zabiha near you, without the guesswork.
GoHalal maps zabiha restaurants, grocery stores, and butcher shops around you — and shows how each one sources its meat, so "halal" on the sign actually means something.
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The app is in development. Waitlist members get first access when the beta opens.
How it works
Open the app, see what's actually zabiha around you.
Read the sourcing card
Every listing carries a sourcing card: supplier, slaughter method per protein, certification, and kitchen handling. No vague "halal available" labels.
Save your spots
Keep a personal list for home, work, and travel. When a listing's sourcing changes, the card updates and your saved copy shows the new date.
Why sourcing cards
"Halal" on the door isn't a standard. A sourcing card is.
Two restaurants with the same halal sign can source completely differently — one hand-slaughtered and certified, the other machine-processed with no paperwork. GoHalal records the answers a careful eater would ask for at the counter and publishes them on the listing.
You apply your own standard. The app gives you the facts to apply it with.
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Source of meatWhich supplier or farm each protein comes from, listed separately for beef, chicken, lamb, and goat.
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Slaughter methodHand-slaughtered (zabiha) or machine — stated per protein, never per menu.
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CertificationCertifier name and document date when one exists — and an honest "none on file" when one doesn't.
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Kitchen handlingWhether non-zabiha items share fryers, grills, or prep surfaces in the same kitchen.
Early access
Be first in your city.
We're opening the beta city by city, starting where our listing data is deepest. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when GoHalal opens near you — nothing else, no newsletter.