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Where to Eat During Ramadan After a Long Day of Fasting in Las Vegas

Las Vegas halal restaurants and specials for iftar during the month of Ramadan

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Ramadan, the Islamic month when Muslims abstain from food and drink from sunrise until sunset, begins this week. Many Muslims come together at the end of each day to break fast together, with an evening meal of iftar. For those looking to mark the occasion with a dinner out, or who prefer to not have to cook after a day of fasting, a number of Indian, Persian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean restaurants in Las Vegas serve Halal food. Some even host special buffets during Ramadan.

Ramadan begins on the evening of Wednesday, March 22 this year, and ends on the evening of Thursday, April 20. Below are restaurants where Muslims in the Las Vegas Valley can enjoy a halal evening meal.

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Maza Mediterranean & Turkish Halal Grill

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Every night of Ramadan, Maza hosts an Iftar buffet with halal food for breaking fast. The buffet is $34.95 for adults and it includes soup, rice, salads, appetizers like hummus and tzatziki, main dishes of kebab, plus dessert, tea, and fruit. The buffet starts at 6:45 p.m. at the beginning of Ramadan and will open closer to 7:15 p.m. as the month progresses.

Al Madina Halal Family Restaurant - Fine Indian Cuisine

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This Indian restaurant serves a halal menu of wings, vegetable samosas, chicken tikka, and dosas. It also has vegetarian dishes like those of aloo gobi and chole masala. The Indo-Chinese menu has halal noodles and fried rice. The restaurant is closed on Mondays.

Lazeez Indian Mediterranean Grill

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While Lazeez usually offers a lunch buffet, from March 24 through April 20, it will host a dinner buffet for Iftar. From 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. every night throughout Ramadan, enjoy a buffet of Pakistani, Indian, Mediterranean, vegan and vegetarian options, appetizers and entrees. The buffet is $22.99 for adults and $12.99 for children. If ordering a la carte, take-out and delivery are available.

The Halal Guys

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With locations both on the Strip and in Chinatown, the Halal Guys serves the same street food that the chain started doling out in the ‘90s in New York City. The platters come with meat like beef gyro, rice, lettuce, and tomatoes along with your choice of toppings and our garlicky white and red hot sauce.

Jerusalem Chef's Table

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This Mediterranean restaurant is both certified halal and kosher. It serves Israeli food, often with modern takes, like dishes of shawarma tacos, crispy schnitzel Milanese, falafel tabbouleh, and onion ring towers.

Istanbul Mediterranean Restaurant (Halal)

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Serving Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, this quick-service restaurant uses only halal ingredients, including halal meat that marinades for three days. Doner kabob is roasted on a vertical rotisserie, so its slices are juicy and crisp at the edges. Istanbul Mediterranean Restaurant is open until 4 a.m., so you can grab gyros, vegan falafels, doner, and hummus at all hours.

Maza Mediterranean & Turkish Halal Grill

Every night of Ramadan, Maza hosts an Iftar buffet with halal food for breaking fast. The buffet is $34.95 for adults and it includes soup, rice, salads, appetizers like hummus and tzatziki, main dishes of kebab, plus dessert, tea, and fruit. The buffet starts at 6:45 p.m. at the beginning of Ramadan and will open closer to 7:15 p.m. as the month progresses.

Al Madina Halal Family Restaurant - Fine Indian Cuisine

This Indian restaurant serves a halal menu of wings, vegetable samosas, chicken tikka, and dosas. It also has vegetarian dishes like those of aloo gobi and chole masala. The Indo-Chinese menu has halal noodles and fried rice. The restaurant is closed on Mondays.

Lazeez Indian Mediterranean Grill

While Lazeez usually offers a lunch buffet, from March 24 through April 20, it will host a dinner buffet for Iftar. From 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. every night throughout Ramadan, enjoy a buffet of Pakistani, Indian, Mediterranean, vegan and vegetarian options, appetizers and entrees. The buffet is $22.99 for adults and $12.99 for children. If ordering a la carte, take-out and delivery are available.

The Halal Guys

With locations both on the Strip and in Chinatown, the Halal Guys serves the same street food that the chain started doling out in the ‘90s in New York City. The platters come with meat like beef gyro, rice, lettuce, and tomatoes along with your choice of toppings and our garlicky white and red hot sauce.

Jerusalem Chef's Table

This Mediterranean restaurant is both certified halal and kosher. It serves Israeli food, often with modern takes, like dishes of shawarma tacos, crispy schnitzel Milanese, falafel tabbouleh, and onion ring towers.

Istanbul Mediterranean Restaurant (Halal)

Serving Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, this quick-service restaurant uses only halal ingredients, including halal meat that marinades for three days. Doner kabob is roasted on a vertical rotisserie, so its slices are juicy and crisp at the edges. Istanbul Mediterranean Restaurant is open until 4 a.m., so you can grab gyros, vegan falafels, doner, and hummus at all hours.

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