Quick answer: For halal Indian food in Bangkok, Al Saray serves fully halal-certified North Indian classics — butter chicken (฿360), lamb shank biryani (฿650), chicken tikka (฿340) and lamb shank vindaloo (฿590) — alongside Lebanese cuisine, prepared by Chef Sampooran Singh Panwar, who brings 13+ years of Indian and Middle Eastern cooking. Available across all three branches (Silom, Soonvijai, Sathorn), open daily, from ฿320. Reserve on Chope.
What makes Al Saray’s halal Indian food different
Most halal Indian restaurants in Bangkok do one thing — curry and biryani in a casual room. Al Saray takes a different route:
- Two cuisines, one halal kitchen — a full North Indian menu sits next to authentic Lebanese food, so a mixed table never has to compromise
- Named chefs, not a generic kitchen — Indian dishes are built by Chef Sampooran Singh Panwar; Lebanese by Chef Mahdi Zehri from Beirut
- Fully halal-certified — every dish, every branch
- A proper sit-down setting — fine-dining rooms rather than a food-court counter
The Indian dishes to order
Curries
- Butter Chicken (฿360) — the dish to start with; tandoori chicken in a mild tomato-butter gravy
- Lamb Shank Vindaloo (฿590) — slow-cooked lamb shank, the spiciest of the classics
- Dal Makhani, Paneer Makhani, Palak Paneer — the vegetarian mains most ordered by regulars
From the tandoor
- Chicken Tikka (฿340) and Lamb Seekh Kabab (฿390) — the two tandoor plates to share
- Garlic Naan (฿40) and Cheese Naan — the breads reviewers mention most
Biryani
- Biryani from ฿320, including the signature Lamb Shank Biryani (฿650) — fragrant basmati layered and sealed with the meat
Which branch to visit
- Silom — the original branch, opposite Silom Complex, a 2-minute walk from BTS Sala Daeng; winner of the World Luxury Restaurants Award 2017. See the Silom guide.
- Soonvijai — Floor 4, Bangkok Plaza, next to Bangkok Hospital — the easiest halal Indian option for patients and visiting families. See near Bangkok Hospital.
- Sathorn — rated 4.7★ from 782 reviews.
Delivery and booking
- Delivery: GrabFood, LINE MAN and ShopeeFood
- Reserve: by phone or through Chope
- Rated: 4.7★ · 617 reviews on Tripadvisor · Travelers’ Choice
FAQ
Is the Indian food at Al Saray halal?
Yes. Every dish at all three Al Saray branches is fully halal-certified, including the Indian menu, prepared by Chef Sampooran Singh Panwar.
How much is butter chicken and biryani at Al Saray?
Butter chicken is ฿360 and biryani starts at ฿320, with the signature lamb shank biryani at ฿650. Prices are before service charge and tax.
Does Al Saray serve both Indian and Lebanese food?
Yes — the same halal kitchen serves a full North Indian menu and authentic Lebanese cuisine, so a mixed group can order from both.
Which Al Saray branch is best for Indian food?
All three serve the same Indian menu. Silom (near BTS Sala Daeng) is the original branch; Soonvijai is next to Bangkok Hospital; Sathorn is rated 4.7★.
Can I get Al Saray Indian food delivered?
Yes — order via GrabFood, LINE MAN or ShopeeFood.
