Domino’s is not a global halal chain. Some countries run certified stores; US/UK default stores use conventional meat and cheese — check your local franchise.
Domino’s operates as a franchise system. In Pakistan, parts of the Gulf, Malaysia and some other markets you will find clearly labelled halal Domino’s. In the United States, Canada and much of Europe, meat toppings are not zabiha by default and stores are not halal-certified.
Pizza cheese may use animal or microbial rennet depending on the market supply contract. Vegetarian cheese options exist in some regions — ask the store.
Even a cheese pizza in a non-halal store is prepared on surfaces and cutters shared with pepperoni and chicken. People who only avoid haram meat ingredients still often skip those kitchens; people who require certified halal kitchens definitely do.
Never generalise from a Dubai or Lahore store to a New York store. Local certification is the only green light.
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