Name: Halal Food Festival Berlin 2026
Start: 2026-09-11T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-09-13T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Komplex Berlin

Halal Food Festival

About Halal Food Festival

Over 75 exhibitors, 6000 m² of exhibition space, and cuisines from around the world: the Halal Food Festival Berlin brings international Halal cuisine and the Halal Souq to Komplex Berlin in Friedrichshain on a September weekend. Workshops and talks on Halal standards, sustainability, and ethics in food production complement the gastronomic program; prayer rooms and children's play areas make the festival family- and community-friendly.

Dates 11 Sep — 13 Sep 2026

Venue Berlin (11000)

Prices 1.00€ — 20.00€

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Halal Food Festival — edition 2026

The Halal Food Festival Berlin 2026 runs from September 11-13 at Komplex Berlin in Friedrichshain. Over 75 exhibitors, 6000 m² of Halal culinary delights and souq, workshops, talks, prayer rooms, and children's play areas. Admission €8 regular, children €1, 3-day pass €20.

Three days of international Halal cuisine at Komplex Berlin: food trucks and stalls from Turkish, Arab, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and West African cuisines; a Halal Souq with specialties and fashion; workshops on Halal certification, talks on ethics and sustainability; prayer rooms and children's play areas. Tickets at the box office or via the pre-sale platform.

Highlights Halal Food Festival 2026

Over 75 exhibitors with international Halal cuisine
6000 m² of exhibition space at Komplex Berlin
Workshops and talks on Halal certification
Prayer rooms and children's play areas
3-day festival pass for €20

Programme Halal Food Festival 2026

The Halal Food Festival Berlin 2026 runs from September 11 to 13, 2026 at Komplex Berlin, Modersohnstraße 35–45, 10245 Berlin-Friedrichshain.

Exhibitors and Space

Over 75 exhibitors on 6000 m² of exhibition space
International Halal dishes from Turkish, Arab, Persian, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and West African cuisines
Halal Souq with food products, spices, cosmetics, fashion, and books

Program Elements

Workshops and talks about the Halal scene and Halal certification and standards
Talks on quality, sustainability, ethics, and diversity in the Halal food industry
Mosque zone (masjid area) with prayer rooms
Children's play areas

Admission and Tickets

Adults: €8 per day
Children: €1 per day
3-Day Festival Pass: €20

Model

The festival follows the model of the World Halal Food Festival in London and positions itself as a European offshoot of the international Halal festival scene. Focus areas are quality, sustainability, ethics, and diversity in the Halal food industry.

Prices Halal Food Festival 2026

Box office €8 adults, €1 children. 3-day festival pass €20. Tickets via box office or pre-sale. Getting there: S-Bahn S5/S7/S75 to Ostkreuz + 10 min walk across Modersohnbrücke.

Practical information

Practical information — Halal Food Festival

Getting There

S-Bahn lines S5/S7/S75 to Ostkreuz, then a ten-minute walk across Modersohnbrücke. Tram M10 also to Ostkreuz. By car via the A100 — parking around Komplex is limited.

Admission

Admission €8 (adults), children €1, 3-day festival pass €20. Payable at the box office or via the pre-sale platform.

Inspiration from the London Model

The Halal Food Festival Berlin is inspired by the World Halal Food Festival in London, which has been Europe's largest Halal festival since 2014. In Berlin, the format is finding a growing audience — the capital has a diverse Muslim community with roots in Turkey, the Arab world, South and Southeast Asia, and Africa, as well as a growing Muslim middle class seeking high-quality Halal food.

What the Festival Offers

More than 75 exhibitors present Halal products and cuisines on 6000 m² at Komplex Berlin: food trucks and stalls with dishes from around the world — from Turkish Manti to Syrian Mezze, Moroccan Tagines, Pakistani Biryanis, and Indonesian Nasi Goreng variations. In addition, a Halal Souq with food, spices, cosmetics, fashion, and book stalls. Workshops and talks provide knowledge about the Halal scene, Halal certification standards, sustainability, and ethics. A mosque zone (masjid area) offers prayer rooms, and there are also children's play areas.

Komplex Berlin and Eastern Friedrichshain

Komplex Berlin at Modersohnstraße 35–45 is one of Berlin's largest multi-purpose halls, located in eastern Friedrichshain near the border with Lichtenberg. With its industrial architecture spaces and flexible hall structure, it is a frequent venue for large trade fairs and festivals. The Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district is one of Berlin's youngest and most ethnically diverse districts — a location that fits well with the festival's content.