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Asad's Hot Chicken

Asad’s Hot Chicken

Halal Restaurants & Food Near Me — Halal Hot Chicken at 19 Stores in PA, NJ & Delaware

If you’re searching for halal restaurants or halal food near me around Philadelphia, South Jersey or Delaware, Asad’s serves Nashville-style hot chicken at 19 stores. The chicken comes from a certified halal poultry program and every kitchen is pork-free.

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Where can I find halal food near me?

Asad’s has 19 halal hot chicken stores: seven in Philadelphia, seven in the Pennsylvania suburbs, four in New Jersey and one in Delaware. Pick the closest one below for its address, hours and ordering link, or see them all on the locations page.

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Delaware

Is Asad’s a halal restaurant?

Asad’s is a fast casual halal hot chicken restaurant. Every piece of chicken comes from a certified halal poultry program, and no Asad’s kitchen handles pork, so you can order here knowing what is behind the word halal.

One honest distinction: the halal certificate belongs to our chicken supplier, and the restaurants themselves are not separately certified. If you are choosing between halal restaurants near you, that is exactly the kind of detail to ask each one about. Our halal chicken guide lists the questions worth asking.

Eating out with a group? Order halal catering or see why families choose us as a halal fast casual restaurant.

Is Asad’s Hot Chicken really halal?

Yes. Our chicken is supplied through the Mountaire Farms halal poultry program, which is certified by Halal Food Council U.S.A., and no Asad’s kitchen handles pork.

Here is exactly what that covers, because the details matter when you are trusting someone with halal:

WhatHow it is handled
The chickenSlaughtered under a halal program certified by Halal Food Council U.S.A. at USDA-inspected facilities. The current certificate runs 12 February 2026 to 11 February 2027 and is renewed each year.
The spice pasteMade without lard. Traditional Nashville hot chicken paste uses pork fat; ours does not.
The kitchensPork-free at every store, so there is no shared fryer or prep surface with pork.
The certificateIt belongs to the supplier’s program and covers the chicken as supplied. The restaurants themselves are not separately certified.

How is the chicken slaughtered?

By Muslim slaughtermen, with the blessing recited over the birds and a Muslim supervisor present throughout. The certificate specifies a mechanical single-blade knife, so if you only eat hand-slaughtered meat, that is the detail to know.

Wondering why most hot chicken is not halal in the first place? Read Is Nashville hot chicken halal? New to the term? Start with what halal means, or see halal vs kosher.

What halal food is on the menu?

Searching for the chicken specifically? See halal chicken near me for the menu, spice levels and the questions to ask any halal restaurant.

Nashville-style hot chicken in six spice levels, from No Spice to Scorchin’. Chicken tenders, chicken sandwich sliders, tender wraps, loaded fries, mac and cheese bowls, and milkshakes and banana pudding.

See the full menu for prices, and our ingredient and nutrition information for what goes into it. Bringing the family? Read why Asad’s works as a halal fast casual restaurant for families.

Does Asad’s do halal catering?

Yes. The same halal chicken is available for events and office orders through our catering page.

Halal questions

Is Asad's a halal restaurant?

Asad's is a fast casual restaurant serving halal hot chicken. The chicken comes from a halal poultry program certified by Halal Food Council U.S.A., and no kitchen handles pork. The certificate belongs to the supplier's program; the restaurants are not separately certified.

Are there halal restaurants in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware?

Yes. Asad's has 19 halal hot chicken stores: seven in Philadelphia, seven in the Pennsylvania suburbs, four in New Jersey and one in Delaware.

Is Asad's Hot Chicken halal?

Yes. All of the chicken Asad's serves comes from a halal poultry program certified by Halal Food Council U.S.A., and no Asad's kitchen handles pork.

Does Asad's Hot Chicken have its own halal certificate?

The halal certificate belongs to our chicken supplier's halal poultry program, not to the restaurants. It covers the chicken as it is slaughtered and supplied; on our side, every kitchen is pork-free and the spice paste is made without lard.

Is the chicken hand-slaughtered?

The supplier's certificate describes slaughter by Muslim slaughtermen using a mechanical single-blade knife, with the blessing recited and a Muslim supervisor present throughout. If you follow a hand-slaughter-only standard, that is the detail to weigh.

Which Asad's locations are halal?

All 19. Every Asad's Hot Chicken store in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware serves the same halal chicken from the same supplier program.

Can I get halal food delivered from Asad's?

Yes. Order online for pickup or delivery from your nearest store.

Not sure what zabiha means? Read what is zabiha halal?

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