Is Wingstop Halal?

Wingstop is one of the most popular food chains in the world, so it is no surprise that thousands of users have asked us if it is halal.

About Wingstop

Wingstop is an American multinational chain of aviation-themed restaurants specializing in chicken wings.

It was founded in Addison, Texas by Antonio Swad in 1994.

It has over 1400 branches in the USA. It generates over $282.5 million annually.

In short, Wingstop is huge and popular!

Popular Menu Items

Some the of the popular items on the menu are:

Chicken Sandwich —

Cheese Fries —

Wings —

We are getting hungry just looking at these! There are so many other delicious items on the menu that you can check out on their website www.wingstop.com!

Halal Information

Wingstop has over 1400 locations worldwide.

In Muslim countries such as UAE, Wingstop offers a 100% halal menu.

Wingstop Singapore is halal certified as confirmed by their official website.

Wingstop UK also confirms using halal Chicken. Their Chicken is sourced from a certified supplier. It says on their website: “Yes, we are Halal. Our Halal chickens are supplied to us by Gafoors of Preston. They are authorized by the Islamic Institute of Jurisprudence and are one of the UK’s leading suppliers of Halal chicken.”

In Canada, Wingstop’s Chicken is halal. Their official website confirms the use of halal chicken.

However, the official website of Wingstop in the USA mentions nothing about halal Chicken. External sources on the internet mention halal meat being served at their US locations.

So, customers should inquire about halal chicken before visiting any Wingstop branches in the USA, just to be sure.

Halal Verdict

So, what’s the halal verdict?

Wingstop is halal in UAE and Singapore.

In the UK and Canada, Wingstop serves halal Chicken on its menu.

In the USA however, it’s best to confirm the availability of halal options from each location just to be sure.

Obviously there are many non-meat items on the menu which halal observers can consume, such as their

Beverages – Simply Lemonade

Desserts – such as their Triple Chocolate Chunk Brownie, and

Sides such as their Cajun Fried Corn and Veggie Sticks.

Halal Caveat

You should always verify the halal status with the restaurant directly just to be sure!

Restaurants change their meat suppliers and their policies constantly.

Furthermore, individual franchise locations change ownership all the time. So one location’s owner can use halal meat but can sell it to a new owner who chooses not to. So, to make sure that you have the latest information — reach out to the establishment!