Halal Restaurants in Chaweng Beach Koh Samui
Halal restaurants in Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui (ranked primarily by TripAdvisor rating as of mid-2026 data). Note: Formal CICOT (Thai Halal) certification is limited on the island. Most listed places are Muslim-owned or explicitly advertise fully Halal meat/menus (verbal or staff assurance is common). Always confirm on-site if strict certification is required. There are relatively few dedicated Halal options in the busy Chaweng tourist strip compared with other areas of Samui.
| Rank | Restaurant Name | Location | Type of Restaurant | Highlights of Menu | Price Range |
| 1 | Tandoori Palace Indian Restaurant | 17/49 Moo 3, Chaweng Beach Road (near Samui Green Hotel) | Indian (family-run) | Tandoori meats, butter chicken, curries, naan, biryani, vegetarian options; fully Halal meat | $ (budget–mid) |
| 2 | Aasia Kitchen | 82/13 Moo 3, Tawee Rat Phakdi Road, Chaweng Noi / Bophut side of Chaweng | Thai + Moroccan/Arabic fusion | Lamb tajine, couscous, Thai curries, chicken tikka, seafood; Halal-focused, family-run | $ (budget) |
| 3 | Fareast Restaurant | Chaweng Lake Road / near Central Festival area (M.2 Chaweng) | Thai / Asian | Thai curries (Massaman, etc.), roast chicken/beef, pineapple rice, fresh juices; Halal Thai food | $$ (mid) |
| 4 | Falafel Factory Samui | 195 Moo 2, Soi Green Mango (entrance to Green Mango nightlife area) | Mediterranean / Fast food / Israeli | Fresh falafel, shawarma, hummus, pita wraps, salads; late-night Halal option | $ (budget) |
| 5 | Curry Pot Indian Restaurant | 200/10 or 159 Chaweng Beach Road (near Tops / Central Festival area) | Indian / Asian | Classic curries, chicken tikka masala, samosas, naan, vegetarian & vegan options; long-established Halal | $$ (mid) |
Additional notable option
- Bon-Nern Halal Restaurant (also called Lake View / Bon Nern) – Chaweng Lake area near Central Festival. Authentic Thai Halal food (beef dishes, curries, etc.), family-run, prayer space mentioned in reviews. High ratings (near 5.0) but fewer reviews so far. Budget–mid range.
Tips
- Indian restaurants dominate the Halal scene in Chaweng.
- Many close earlier or have limited late-night options except Falafel Factory (often open very late).
- Check current opening hours and confirm Halal status when you arrive, as details can change.
- For more options, consider short trips to Bophut, Maenam, or Lamai, which sometimes have additional Muslim community eateries.
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