Minnesota is home to one of the largest Somali diaspora communities in the world, concentrated primarily in Minneapolis's Cedar-Riverside neighborhood and surrounding areas. This has given rise to a thriving Somali restaurant scene offering authentic dishes like suqaar (spiced meat), bariis (rice), canjeero (flatbread), maraq (broth soups), sambusa, and fresh Somali tea (shaah). All Somali restaurants listed on MNHalal.com serve halal-only food.
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RestaurantQuruxlow Restaurant
📍 Minneapolis, Phillips
BakeryHalwo Kismayo Bakery
📍 Minneapolis, Longfellow
RestaurantHalwo Kismayo & Grill
📍 Minneapolis, Midtown Phillips
RestaurantCairo Grill
📍 Minneapolis, Ventura Village
Restaurant24 Somali Mall Food Court
📍 Minneapolis, Ventura Village
RestaurantZawadi Restaurant
📍 Bloomington, Bloomington
RestaurantHouse of Sambus
📍 Minneapolis, North Minneapolis
RestaurantAfro Deli & Grill
📍 2 Locations
RestaurantHamdi Restaurant
📍 Minneapolis, Midtown
RestaurantMasha'Allah Restaurant
📍 Minneapolis, Cedar-Riverside
RestaurantKarmel Mall Food Court
📍 Minneapolis, Whittier
Somali Restaurants in Minnesota by City
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the best Somali restaurants in Minneapolis?↓
The best Somali restaurants in Minneapolis are concentrated in Cedar-Riverside (the heart of Little Mogadishu), Midtown/East Lake Street, and Whittier. Hamdi Restaurant on E Lake St, Masha'Allah in Cedar-Riverside, and Karmel Mall Food Court in Whittier are popular community favorites.
Is Somali food always halal?↓
Authentic Somali cuisine is traditionally prepared with halal meat and no alcohol. Somali restaurants in Minnesota are operated by Muslim owners and serve fully halal food. All listings on MNHalal.com are verified.
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