IKEA Ramadan Menu: Meat- and Alcohol-Free Meals for Everyone

From 17:30, the chain’s restaurants offer a meal consisting of tomato soup, falafels and couscous. Priced at 13.50 euros, the menu drops to 9.95 euros for loyalty program members, reflecting the group’s desire to remain “affordable” for as many people as possible.

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To strictly comply with fasting requirements, the dishes are prepared separately, without any trace of meat or alcohol. This selection was developed in collaboration with employees familiar with these traditions to ensure an offering that is both authentic and inclusive.

“Ramadan is an important period for our community, and above all, we want our customers to feel recognized and welcome,” says Olivier Vandermeersch, head of food services. He explains that this offering is intended to be “modest, but tasty” and open to all visitors, practicing Muslims or not.

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At the same time, the company is strengthening its internal policy with an awareness guide for managers and the creation of quiet spaces for employees. This approach is part of a broader strategy aimed at reflecting the diversity of beliefs and lifestyles among its customers and staff.