Shah's Halal Food Bletchley

The chain states all chicken and lamb is 100% halal, with no pork or alcohol used in preparation. Halal certificates from Halal Europe and ICCV are displayed on the website. Bletchley is part of this chain policy.

The chain's official allergen matrix marks every menu item for gluten content, but all kitchens share preparation areas, equipment and cooking oil. They cannot guarantee any dish is gluten-free and strongly advise avoiding fried items if you have a severe allergy. Always speak to staff before ordering.

The allergen matrix marks peanut and tree nut content per item, but cross-contact from shared kitchen surfaces is possible. Tell staff about your nut allergy when you order.

The chain publishes a full allergen matrix. On that matrix, you can look up menu items to see if they contain milk, but the kitchen is shared and there's a risk of cross-contact from equipment and fryers. Tell staff about your allergy before you order.

The chain's allergen matrix lists egg content per dish, but shared preparation areas mean traces may be present. Speak to staff before ordering for a clearer picture.

The chain's allergen matrix includes soy content per dish. Shared fryers and prep areas mean traces could occur. Advise staff of your soy intolerance when ordering.

The allergen matrix marks crustaceans and molluscs per dish, but shared kitchen equipment and oil create cross-contact risk. Speak to staff before ordering if shellfish is a concern.

Vegetarian items exist on the menu, but they are prepared in the same kitchen as meat. No specific vegetarian marking on the menu. Staff can discuss options if you ask.

Limited information: we researched Shah's Halal Food Bletchley across 11 sources but found nothing specific about its Vegan options or how the kitchen manages cross-contamination. Treat this as a starting point and call ahead to confirm before relying on it.