3 editor picks in Dijon.
3 halal spots in Dijon our editors have eaten at, sorted by score. All dietary guides in Dijon.
West Africa on Rue d'Auxonne in Dijon serves halal West African dishes such as yassa and tieb, a Senegalese, Malian and Guinean menu with no alcohol.
TipOrder the yassa if it is your first visit; the counter is fast food format but the sauces are simmered to order.
Pacha Kebab on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in central Dijon runs a certified halal Turkish kebab counter with no alcohol, open into the night.
TipThe counter is open until midnight Monday to Saturday and from 17:30 on Sunday, handy after an evening in the centre.
Roshangul on Rue des Godrans cooks halal Uyghur dishes in central Dijon, hand-pulled laghman noodles and steamed manti beside vegetarian ravioli.
TipVegetarians can order the vegetable ravioli; the rest of the short menu is meat-based and halal.
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