Olive Garden is not Halal and they are not practicing halal cooking.
However there are some vegetarian options for food at Olive Garden.
The only vegan-friendly pasta dish on Olive Garden's menu is their Spaghetti with Marinara Sauce.
This classic dish is a perfect meal to go along with Olive Garden's salad and bread sticks.
Olive Garden is fast-casual dining, so it's not exactly surprising that some of their food is frozen before being sent out to you.
Some of Olive Gardens best selling dishes include.
Tour of Italy.
Cookie Butter Cake.
Zeppoli.
Shrimp Alfredo.
Raviolo di Portobello.
Eggplant Parmigiana.
Lasagna Fritta.
Chicken & Shrimp Carbonara.
Olive Garden is not 100 percent chicken, and the chicken that comes on the never-ending pasta bowl is actually canned chicken.
All of Olive Garden's signature soups such as the Pasta e Fagioli, Chicken & Gnocchi, Zuppa Toscana, and Minestrone are made by hand and from scratch every morning using fresh, whole ingredients such as kale, peppers, and squash.
The salmon or whole-grain pasta are good options at Olive Garden.
The Olive Garden restaurant has four soups on the regular menu.
They have the Zuppa Toscana, pasta e Fagioli, chicken gnocchi, and minestrone.
Olive Gardens food recipes do not use added MSG (Monosodium Glutamate) and, based on information from their suppliers, MSG is not added to any of the ingredients they use.
However, certain foods and ingredients naturally contain glutamate or glutamic acid (such as tomatoes, milk, cheese, mushrooms and certain yeasts and proteins).