Halal Lebanese food in Orange County
6 places, with what the owner or the community says about the meat.
What the evidence says
Own claim, backed by the community: The place says halal on its own site or menu, and a community source agrees.1
Community evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim.5
Strongest evidence first
All 6 places
Lebanese MediterraneanOpen now
Shish Taouk RestaurantMission Viejo“100% Halal Food in Mission Viejo is our Commitment”Own claim, backed by the community: The place says halal on its own site or menu, and a community source agrees. Owner says halal. Community listing. Checked August 4, 2026.
LebaneseOpen now
Dizzy BirdIrvineCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Halal sign on site. Checked September 11, 2026.
Lebanese manakish & pastriesOpen now
Forn Al HaraLittle ArabiaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Certificate on site. Community listing. Checked August 4, 2026.
Lebanese
House of CedarIrvineCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Menu says halal. Checked September 11, 2026.
Lebanese bakery & grillOpen now
Little Arabia Lebanese Bakery & CuisineLittle ArabiaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Muslim owners confirm. Community listing. Checked August 4, 2026.
Lebanese manakish & shawarmaOpen now
Zait & ZaatarLittle ArabiaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Menu says halal. Community listing. Checked August 4, 2026.