~ for restaurant owners ~
Your listing on muftiEats.
Free, forever.
We've already catalogued 551+ halal restaurants in Boston and Binghamton. Yours is one of them. Claim it, and you can upload your photos, display your halal certificate, edit your hours, and get the verified-owner badge — the trust signal Muslim diners look for.
No ads. No commissions. No listing fees. Ever.
Can't find it? Email hello@muftieats.com and we'll add it.
~ four things, one form ~
What you get when you claim.
Verified-owner badge
A green check on your listing — the same trust signal we give Mufti's personal picks. Diners look for this.
Your photos, your menu
Upload up to 10 photos that replace the Google ones. Pick the dishes you want people to see first.
Halal certificate
Upload your IFANCA, zabiha, or self-attested halal documentation. We display it on your listing as proof.
Edit hours, vibe, scope
Fix anything Mufti got wrong. Note whether your kitchen is whole-menu halal or halal-specific-items. Update hours when they change.
~ the catalog ~
551
halal-relevant restaurants catalogued
618
neighbor vouches
2
live cities — Boston, Binghamton — more coming
Every spot is reviewed by Mufti — our editorial voice — with a verdict on what's actually halal, what isn't, and what to order. Owner-verified listings always rank above unclaimed ones in our trust hierarchy.
~ how it works ~
Three steps. Forty-eight hours.
- 1
Type your restaurant name
Use the search above (or below). Tap your listing → on the detail page, tap "Claim this listing." Don't see your spot? Email hello@muftieats.com.
- 2
Verify it's you
Sign in with any email — work or personal, both work. We send a magic link. We verify within 48 hours and your dashboard opens up.
- 3
Edit + publish
We approve within 48 hours. Once you're in, upload your photos, attach your halal certificate, fix anything we got wrong about hours, menu, or halal scope. Changes go live within 24 hours of approval.
Or email hello@muftieats.com and we'll walk you through it.
~ honest answers ~
The questions you're about to ask.
Why is my restaurant on muftiEats?
Why is my restaurant on muftiEats?
We catalogued every halal-relevant spot we could find — through Google's halal tag, community recommendations, and Mufti scouting in person. If you didn't ask to be listed, that's intentional: a directory only works if it's complete. You can edit or remove anything by claiming.
Is it really free? Where's the catch?
Is it really free? Where's the catch?
No catch. We don't take commissions on orders, we don't sell ads, we don't charge listing fees. Down the road we'll offer paid tier features (premium placement, sponsored picks) but the base listing — your name, hours, photos, halal verification, edit access — is free forever.
Mufti's verdict on my restaurant got it wrong. Can I change it?
Mufti's verdict on my restaurant got it wrong. Can I change it?
Yes. Mufti's verdicts are LLM-extracted from public reviews. If you claim your listing, you can submit a correction with your own words. Approved corrections replace the LLM verdict. We'd rather hear from you than rely on a five-review sample.
Who is Mufti?
Who is Mufti?
Mufti is muftiEats' editorial character — a curated voice that gives every restaurant a halal verdict, a vibe note, and a recommended order. He's how we differentiate from Yelp/Google: every listing has an opinion, not just stars.
How do you verify I own this restaurant?
How do you verify I own this restaurant?
Sign in with any email — work or personal, both work. We send a magic link. A human reviews each claim within 48 hours, usually by cross-checking the contact info on your Google Business listing or sending a quick reply. If anything looks off we'll email you to confirm before approving.
What if I want to be removed entirely?
What if I want to be removed entirely?
Claim your listing and request removal in your dashboard, or email hello@muftieats.com. We honor removal requests within 48 hours, no questions asked. Your row gets hidden from all surfaces.
Do you charge for the verified badge?
Do you charge for the verified badge?
No. Owner verification is a free signal — we want it to mean 'the owner has publicly committed to this listing.' Charging for that would corrupt the signal.