Halal Companion does not independently verify the halal certification status of individual restaurants. Makkah and Madinah operate under Saudi Arabia's Islamic food regulations, and halal food is the widely established standard across both cities. Sourcing practices, particularly for imported meat or poultry, can vary by restaurant. We recommend speaking directly with a member of staff before ordering to confirm. InshaAllah, we aim to provide more detailed sourcing and certification information for each listing in a future update.
Halal Companion lists 3 Chinese restaurants near Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, all within 400 metres of the mosque. Baytoti is the closest at 212 metres, Okashi is 248 metres away in the Clock Tower area, and Al Baraka is a budget option at 387 metres. All three are within easy walking distance of the Haram gates.
Okashi and Al Baraka are both open 24 hours, making them convenient options for Chinese food at any hour near Masjid al-Haram. Baytoti opens at 12:45pm and stays open until 3am. All three are within 400 metres of the mosque.
Baytoti is the closest Chinese restaurant to Masjid al-Haram at 212 metres, around a 5 minute walk from the mosque. It is a mid-range restaurant and one of the most convenient options for pilgrims wanting Chinese food close to the Haram.
Al Baraka is the most affordable option at 387 metres from Masjid al-Haram, with budget-friendly pricing. Baytoti and Okashi are both mid-range, with a meal typically costing between 40 and 80 SAR per person. All three are within walking distance of the mosque.
Halal Companion lists 3 Chinese restaurants in Makkah near Masjid al-Haram, all within 400 metres of the mosque. Baytoti is the closest at 212 metres, with Okashi at 248 metres in the Clock Tower area. Okashi is the most searched Chinese restaurant in Makkah near the Haram.

Baytoti in Makkah Tower's Food Court offers authentic Chinese cuisine with a focus on quality ingredients and skilled preparation. Located steps from Masjid al-Haram in the Al Haram district, this restaurant specializes in signature dishes like chicken kung pao and hand-pulled noodles. The bright, modern setting provides efficient service ideal for pilgrims seeking a quick, satisfying meal between prayers and Umrah activities.

Okashi in the Clock Tower building at Al Haram offers contemporary Japanese cuisine with a focus on fresh sushi rolls, tempura, and Asian-inspired noodles. Located mere steps from Masjid al-Haram in central Makkah, this restaurant specializes in signature dishes like Philadelphia salmon rolls, dynamite shrimp, and Singapore noodles prepared with precision. Open 24 hours daily, Okashi serves pilgrims between prayers, after Taraweeh, and during late-night cravings with consistently fresh ingredients and efficient service.
Al Baraka Restaurant in the Al Haram district of Makkah specializes in authentic Uyghur cuisine, featuring signature hand-pulled noodles, manto dumplings, and fragrant plov rice. Located in a food court setting steps from Masjid al-Haram, the restaurant offers efficient service and fresh, quality ingredients prepared with traditional techniques. Open 24 hours daily, it serves pilgrims seeking satisfying meals between prayers, Tawaf sessions, and throughout their Umrah journey.