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Is Shah's Halal Food halal?

Colindale Underground Station Colindale Avenue London, NW9 5HR

The short answer

Unverified

We cannot confirm it.There are signs Shah's Halal Food is halal, but we haven't checked. The restaurant says it is halal certified. Last checked 13 Sept 2026. Ask before you order. Unverified never means not halal.

What the evidence says

Unverified

There are signs this place is halal, but we haven't checked.

Evidence last checked

Why we say this

The restaurant says it is halal certified.

Restaurant says it is certified

“Halal Certificate.”
Source
The restaurant's website(opens in a new tab)
Checked
Strength
Moderate

Moderate evidence. The restaurant's own words, but not specific about everything it serves. Unverified never means not halal.

Nobody from YepItsHalal has been here. We have not visited, phoned or seen a certificate for this place. When we do, this page says so and the listing carries our badge.

1 more piece of evidence

Business name

“Trades as "Shah's Halal Food".”
Source
Food hygiene register(opens in a new tab)
Checked
Strength
Weak

Before you go

Address
Colindale Underground Station Colindale Avenue London, NW9 5HR

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YepItsHalal labels a place only from evidence: what it says itself, certification, or our own check, each with the date it was read. Unverified never means not halal. How we label places · Know something we don't? Tell us