From burgers and pasta to grilled meats and desserts, our epic list of halal restaurants and cafes in Singapore has everything you need.
One of the best things about living in Singapore is its diversity, and we’re not just talking about the people. You can find nearly every type of cuisine here, whether you’re in the mood for Peranakan dishes or following a vegetarian diet. And when it comes to halal food, the options are endless, with eateries popping up all over town serving up scrumptious meals. Wanna know more? Scroll down for our ultimate guide to Singapore’s top halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries.
P.S. Before we proceed, we wanna clarify that “halal” in this term includes both halal-certified and Muslim-owned establishments. The latter refers to food spots that offer halal food but don’t have the certification by the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. Now that you’re up to speed, let the feasting begin!
Halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Singapore: Central
1. Harummanis
Malay fine dining in Singapore? That’s what this restaurant at Sultan Gate sets out to do. Prepare to be surprised and dazzled by Harummanis’ menu, which takes familiar Malay dishes and reinterpret them through subtle changes that boast exciting flavours. The menu rotates seasonally, but if you have the chance, try the Minangka-bao, a playfun rendition of beef rendang sandwiched between fried mantou buns.
Harummanis, 37 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198485
2. Oud Restaurant
If you’re looking for gourmet dining that won’t hurt your wallet, Oud Restaurant is where it’s at. Its refreshed menu introduces new creations on top of familiar faves, all grilled to perfection thanks to chef Shah Indra’s skilled expertise. While you can keep things kosher and sip on Earl Grey ice lemon tea or still water, why should you? We say go for Non, a series of Muslim-friendly wines. Since you’re going for the gourmet dining vibes, might as well go all out!
Oud Restaurant, 48 Kandahar Street, Singapore 198899
3. Jtown Cafe
If you’re on a tight budget, we know a top food spot in Somerset for affordable meals. Here’s where you can get Indonesian street food such as bakmie (meat noodles), pangsit (fried chicken dumplings), and martabak manis (fluffy, thick sweet pancakes). Wash everything down with a cup of homemade brewed tea, which hits the spot. It’s always crowded and there’s often a queue here – a testament to how beloved this cafe is.
Jtown Cafe, #B1-04/05, Midpoint Orchard Singapore, 220 Orchard Road, Singapore 238852
4. Woodlands Sourdough
Contrary to its name, Woodlands Sourdough isn’t located in Woodlands. What started as a humble micro-bakery eventually expanded into a quaint cafe in Serene Centre before moving into its current space at Upper Thomson. Well-known for delectable bread and brownies, the joint is a must-visit if you’ve got a thing for sweets and carbs.
Woodlands Sourdough, #01-03, The Longhaus, 183 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574429
5. Konditori
You can’t miss Konditori on Bussorah Street – simply point your nose towards the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread and brewed coffee. The creators of Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro have come up with this charming spot, offering artisanal bakes and comforting drinks. Choose from a tempting array of croissants, crusty loaves, cakes, and indulgent pastries.
Konditori, 33-34 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199451
6. Wong Fu Fu
This halal-certified restaurant along North Bridge Road serves Taiwanese-inspired hot plate dishes, which you gotta order before you can dive into the free-flow tea and drinks. There are eight mains to choose from, and you can customise the dishes to your liking. The highlight is the bubble tea kiosk, which comes with nine toppings, milk tea with no sugar, and iced lemon tea. Go ham on the toppings if you’re planning on getting the milk tea!
Wong Fu Fu, 776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 19877
7. IndoChili
Singapore has no shortage of Indonesian restaurants, but IndoChili easily stands out as a top pick. Indulge in authentic classics like beef rendang, tahu telor (beancurd omelette), and ayam panggang (grilled chicken), each bursting with rich, traditional flavours. You’ll feel like you’re dining on the streets of Jakarta! When the heat kicks in, cool off with a refreshing bowl of chendol.
IndoChili, 54 Zion Road, Singapore 247779
8. The Halia
Hidden in the Ginger Garden of the Botanic Gardens, this popular halal restaurant’s proximity to the city and tranquil setting make it a popular spot for special occasions. Seated next to full-height glass windows, guests can sip on mocktails and brunch out while enjoying sunny rays in total air-conditioned comfort. Post-sunset, head to the terrace, where majestic palm trees surround the facade.
The Halia, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569
9. Wanderlost Lounge
Picture a breezy evening where you’re sipping on a cool drink and the view is spectacular. You can enjoy all of that, thanks to this non-alcoholic rooftop concept by The Halal Mixologist. The groovy selection of mocktails is named after classic children’s books like The Little Prince and Where The Wild Things Are. Order a round of meaty mains to go with your drinks or opt for sharing platters to make it an unforgettable dinner experience.
Wanderlost Lounge, #07-04, Bugis Plus, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067
10. Fluff Bakery
Everyone knows Fluff, which started out in a home kitchen before evolving to a popular bakery. From cupcakes and tarts to doughnuts and cakes, each visit is a saccharine surprise. We’re always excited to step into the store! Don’t know where to start? Try the signature offerings like Nutella red velvet or salted caramel cupcakes. Otherwise, look out for unconventional flavours that pop up on the ever-changing menu.
Fluff Bakery, 795 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198763
11. Mother Dough Bakery
For fresh, handcrafted artisanal bread, Mother Dough is a must-visit. There’s nothing quite like biting into a warm pastry or toastie from this beloved bakery. Even if you’re just strolling by, it’s worth popping in to grab treats like buttery croissants, zesty lemon yoghurt cake, fluffy brioche buns, and more. Your sweet tooth will thank you!
Mother Dough Bakery, 3 Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199259
12. Tipo Pasta Bar
Oh yes, a fresh pasta joint is exactly what we need! Tipo’s pasta are handcrafted daily and made with flavoured dough. Options include dill and lemon fettuccine or saffron fusilli and more; you can expect pops of colour and flavour bursts in your meal. Oh, and did we mention you can customise your dish by picking your fave sauces and toppings? Sounds good to us!
Tipo Pasta Bar, #01-07, 28 Aliwal Street, Singapore 199918
13. The Landmark
Ready to indulge? The Landmark offers a lavish spread paired with elegant decor, perfect for a memorable meal – especially if you’re celebrating something special. The dinner buffet experience varies between weekdays and weekends. If you prefer dining al fresco, snag a seat by the pool and relax in style.
The Landmark, #05-01, Village Hotel Bugis, 390 Victoria Street, Singapore 188061
14. Omoomo
No need to zip off to Seoul for Korean (fusion) food when you can get it at Kallang Wave Mall. Omoomo offers wallet-friendly rice bowls, hotplates, noodles, and side dishes. In a rush? Get the rice box featuring all the staples. We love the colourful mural wall, which puts us in a good mood whenever we walk past it.
Omoomo, #01-40, Kallang Wave Mall, 1 Stadium Place, Singapore 397628
15. Sedap Thai
Craving a hearty bowl of soup? Head to Sedap Thai for budget-friendly sets and a simple yet satisfying steamboat. The platters are packed with all your faves: prawns, squid, crab sticks, meatballs, veggies, and a variety of marinated meats. For extra flavour, beef fat is used to grease the grill, giving it a richer taste than butter. Sedap indeed!
Sedap Thai, #01-08, Berseh Food Centre, 166 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208877
16. The Dim Sum Place
If you’re a dim sum fan or craving authentic Cantonese flavours, these folks have got you covered with fantastic halal options. Chef recommendations for halal dim sum include Peking duck wrap, dry beef brisket noodles, congee with mixed seafood, deep fried carrot cake, and salted egg custard bun. It’s some of the best halal Chinese food in Singapore, if you ask us.
The Dim Sum Place, multiple locations including North Bridge Road and The Centrepoint
17. Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen
With a focus on authentic flavours and fresh ingredients, this ramen spot serves up bowls of pure umami bliss. The hearty chicken broth is packed with veggies, bonito, mackerel, and kelp. You can even choose your preferred “richness level”, from light to extra concentrated. Besides the signature, you can also try miso, seafood, and meat-free options. Don’t miss the donburi selection, featuring garlic karaage, teriyaki unagi, and lightly broiled salmon.
Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen, multiple locations including Suntec City and 313@Somerset
18. Espoir
Telok Ayer is one of Singapore’s foodie haven, so it’s no surprise you’ll be able to find a halal restaurant in this ‘hood. Espoir specialises in modern European cuisine, drawing influences from Spanish, Italian, and British delicacies while incorporating Asian cooking styles. Come hungry ‘cos the generous food portions will fill you up real quick – but leave some room for desserts!
Restaurant Espoir, 70 Amoy Street, Singapore 069889
19. Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro
No need to head to Ikea for Swedish meatballs. Why? ‘Cos Fika does them even better. With its whitewashed walls and sunlit interiors, this cosy halal cafe offers a refreshing escape from the usual spots in Kampong Glam. Check out its compact yet satisfying menu, packed with delicious Swedish classics.
Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro, 257 Beach Road, Singapore 199539
20. All Things Delicious
As the name suggests, this charming bakery-cafe serves up goodies that are absolutely delicious. Don’t miss out on treats like cheesecake brownies, sticky apricot pistachio cake, and coconut gula melaka cookies – the list just keeps going! For breakfast, you can enjoy everything from avocado on sourdough to fluffy buttermilk pancakes. And with a variety of sandwiches, grain bowls, and pasta dishes, you’ll definitely be spoilt for choice!
All Things Delicious, #01-01, 34 Arab Street, Singapore 199733
21. Ela
For a beautifully minimalistic vibe and delicious Greek food, Ela is the place to be. Kick things off with the dip platter, featuring pita bread alongside three dips of your choice. Then, tuck into wraps, shakshuka, roasted lamb chops, and a Greek yoghurt bowl. Looking to share? The Farmhouse Platter, with proteins like chicken, lamb, and beef, is perfect for the table. Finish off your meal with bites of sweet, flaky baklava.
Ela, #01-09/10, 33 Jalan Sultan, Singapore 198965
22. Saybons
Did someone say halal French cuisine in Singapore? Say hi to Saybons, which has been around for more than a decade. Diners can find plenty of affordable French staples, from paper-thin crepes filled with decadent hazelnut spread, pasta tossed in a giant cheese wheel, and even a classic wild mushroom soup. You can also order its ready-to-eat meals or engage the catering services for your events.
Saybons, #02-43, Junction 8, 9 Bishan Place, Singapore 579837
23. Penny University
A perennial favourite among cafe-hoppers, this charming coffeehouse is known for serving some of the best brews in town. Its fabulous brunch and irresistible selection of sweet treats always keep us coming back for more. Grab a slice of cake, sip on a cappuccino, and enjoy a lazy afternoon of pure indulgence.
Penny University, multiple locations including Jalan Klapa and Wisma Geylang Serai
24. Padi
If you’ve never tried nasi ambeng at Padi, you’re missing out! Served communal style, it’s meant to be enjoyed with your hands while sharing with others. Piled around a mound of steamed white rice are traditional dishes like crispy potato cutlets and tender beef rendang – perfect for a hearty, shared meal.
Padi, 53 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199469
25. Wakuwaku Yakiniku
Craving a meaty feast? This Japanese BBQ joint shares your love for protein. As Singapore’s first halal yakiniku restaurant, it’s all about perfectly grilled beef, with a variety of cuts to satisfy your carnivorous cravings. Get ready for a glorious feast! Pair your meal with some plain rice or opt for a donburi topped with crispy karaage, eggs, or fresh salmon.
Wakuwaku Yakiniku, 27 Bali Lane, Singapore 189863
26. Kohnangkam
Residing next to the Vintage Cameras Museum, this joint dishes out some seriously tasty South Thai cuisine. Enjoy classics like phad Thai, steamed sea bass, and Thai yellow curry. For soups, choose from clear or red tom yum, veggie soup, or a seasonal oxtail soup. Don’t forget to add sides like fried omelettes and basil beef or chicken for a full-on Thai feast the whole family will love.
Kohnangkam, 4 & 6 Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199261
27. Positano Risto
Here’s another Muslim-owned eatery that serves up fantastic Italian fare. Think truffled mushroom risotto, handmade fettuccine bolognese, and the signature sourdough stuffed crust pizza. The menu also features hearty meat dishes like Amalfi baked chicken and classic desserts like tiramisu. Don’t forget to wash it all down with a refreshing mocktail or two!
Positano Risto, 66 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199479
28. Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant
For authentic Turkish fare in a casual chic restaurant setting, Sofra is a good bet. This crowd favourite gets it right every time with its classic, hearty and affordable Ottoman cuisine served in generous portions. You’ll be filling up on kebabs, salads, and hearty stone oven-baked dishes in no time. For dessert, the kunefe (sweet cheese pastry with sugar syrup) is simply ambrosial – one bite is all it takes to get you hooked.
Sofra Turkish Cafe & Restaurant, #03-129A, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
29. Noosh Noodle Bar & Grill
Next time you’re around the Esplanade before a performance, make sure to swing by Noosh. This place is a master in fusion food. Kick things off with squid fritters and sambal scallop before moving on to hearty mains like the seafood platter, sambal chicken cutlet, or mac and cheese beef goulash. Still have room after working your way through the extensive menu? Treat yourself to slices of ondeh ondeh cake for dessert!
Noosh Noodle Bar & Grill, multiple locations including Esplanade Mall and Downtown East
30. Working Title – Burger Bar
Working Title nails it every time when we dine there. We’re not lying when we say its burgers are seriously next level. Imagine perfectly seasoned beef or chicken patties, loaded with cheese, fried onions, slaw, and even kimchi. And don’t even think about skipping the truffle tater tots and Ribena wings – they’re a must! The fact that it’s a work-friendly space is just the cherry on top.
Working Title – Burger Bar, #01-01, Lasalle College of the Arts, Block D, 1 McNally Street, Singapore 187940
31. Afterwit
You may recognise this beloved spot, which is famous for its unique twist on traditional tacos. Afterwit serves up amazing savoury dishes that perfectly blend classic Mexican and Malay flavours. Treat yourself to the beef brisket tacos with cola BBQ sauce or opt for the classic burrito bowl. Don’t miss the fantastic nachos! And if you’re still hungry, there are spicy buffalo wings, fried corn, and churros to fill you up.
Afterwit, 778 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198746
32. Royz et Vous
Mains at this cafe are nothing short of spectacular. Go on and indulge in dishes like duck rendang, sous vide & roasted chicken leg, and tender beef short ribs. Pair your meal with a refreshing mocktail, whether it’s a classic mojito or lychee Ribena sparkler. Oh, don’t forget desserts: the molten lava cake is practically screaming for you to devour it.
Royz et Vous, multiple locations including Telok Ayer and Sultan Gate
33. Big Fish Small Fish
With humble origins in the Punggol East Container Park, this halal cafe has since expanded with plenty of outlets across Singapore. This spot is all about fish and chips, in case you haven’t guessed. Choose from six types of fish and get your order freshly battered and fried. Then, take your pick from the slew of sides and dips such as fresh potato crisps and prawn fritters.
Big Fish Small Fish, multiple locations including Bugis Junction and Century Square
34. Butter Studio
There’s nothing we love more than the buttery smell of baked goods, and that’s exactly what draws us into Butter Studio. Sink your teeth into delicious treats like burnt cheesecakes, sea salt Nutella tarts, and gelato in a variety of flavours. They also take orders for celebration cakes and cupcake platters, perfect for any festive occasion.
Butter Studio, multiple locations including Jalan Besar and Tampines Mall
35. Tash Tish Tosh
Who doesn’t love sup tulang merah? This halal restaurant deliciously blends the underrated local dish with Western influences. The Battleship is a standout: a red bone tulang (bone marrow) wrapped in pizza dough and smothered in tashooka gravy. Pair your meal with indulgent milkshakes or refreshing milk tea. Feeling lazy? Tash Tish Tosh offers delivery too, so you can enjoy it all from the comfort of home!
Tash Tish Tosh, multiple locations including Kandahar Street and Marine Cove
36. Chopstix & Rice
Looking for lip-smacking Indonesian fare? We’ve got your back, honey. This beloved brand, which has been doling out nasi padang for over 20 years and loved by foodies and celebrities, has made Suntec City its new home. You’re invited to grab a table and tuck into hearty dishes like beef rendang, ayam lemak, sayur lodeh, and more.
Chopstix & Rice, #B1-100/101, East Wing, Suntec City Mall Tower 4, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
37. Permata
It’s not difficult to spot halal restaurants and cafes in Kampong Glam, but if you’re hankering for a classic buffet, we say ditch all those places and head straight for Permata. Headed by celebrity chef Mel Dean, this enclave’s dining jewel features five gourmet stations where you can load up on hearty exquisite dishes from Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The best part? It’s 1-for-1 – more bang for your buck!
Permata, 73 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198497
38. StraitsKitchen
Everyone knows this chic halal buffet restaurant in Singapore, which offers a delectable spread across Indian, Malay, Chinese, and Peranakan cuisines. Indulge in local faves like Hainanese chicken rice, roti prata, satay, and beef rendang. With so many tempting options, you’ll find yourself making multiple trips to the buffet. Our advice? Come hungry and leave the skinny jeans at home.
Straits Kitchen, Lobby Level, Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road, Singapore 228211
39. Carousel
Arguably the most popular halal buffet in Singapore, this restaurant boasts an extensive, all-encompassing spread that has everything from Asian to Japanese to Mediterranean. Not only is the restaurant famous for variety, but it’s also known for serving fresh, quality food. Top that with an exceptional dining experience and customer service, and it’s no surprise the place is often booked out on weekends and during festive seasons.
Carousel, Royal Plaza on Scotts, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 22822
40. Asian Market Cafe
If you’re feeling flush, we recommend visiting this spot and diving into its lush buffet selection. You can sink your forks into local dishes, fresh seafood, carved hunks of meat, and desserts. Plus, Asian Market Cafe’s elegant interiors, inspired by black-and-white colonial houses, set the scene for a classy meal with your loved ones.
Asian Market Cafe, Level 2, Fairmont Singapore, 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189560
41. Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant
Since 1985, this halal-certified eatery has been delighting visitors with its traditional Balinese and modern Indonesian food. The tantalising spread includes mains like ayam bumbu (chicken baked in spicy mixture and then stewed), semur dating sapi (beef and potatoes stew), and sayur lodeh (vegetable soup in coconut milk). Tip: don’t forget to sop up all that saucy goodness with rice or noodles.
Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant, Level 3, Furama Riverfront, 405 Havelock Road, Singapore 169633
Halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Singapore: North
42. Rasa Istimewa
Dining with a view? Yes, please! You can get that at Rasa Istimewa’s outlet in Woodlands. This waterfront restaurant is perched on a jetty above the Johor Straits, offering stunning, unobstructed views of the sea, Johor Bahru, and Singapore’s skyline. Enjoy a delicious spread of halal Chinese cuisine and fresh seafood while soaking in the scenery.
Rasa Istimewa, multiple locations including Woodlands Waterfront Park and Pasir Ris Park
43. Suki-Suki Thai Hot Pot
This spot offers a delightful mix of hotpot and Thai yakiniku. Choose from a variety of soup bases, including clear or red tom yum, khao soi, and sweet basil chicken. Start with premium ingredients like wagyu beef, tiger prawns, clams, prawn paste, flower crab, salmon, and seabass. With over 40 ingredients to choose from, plus seasonal fruits and desserts, there’s no shortage of tasty options to enjoy.
Suki-Suki Thai Hot Pot, #01-01, HomeTeam NS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
44. Yassin Kampung
Those craving for zi char should make their way down to this institution, which has been serving customers with plates of tasty creations. The menu boasts various dishes such as chilli crab, fish head curry, sweet and sour chicken, baby kailan in sambal, prawn omelette, and more. Don’t want to waste brain cells deciding what to eat? Just eye the set options and pick the one that appeals to you most. Mealtime, settled.
Yassin Kampung, multiple locations including Admiralty and Marsiling
45. Coba Coba
For soul food that hits the spot, head to Coba Coba, a beloved gem in Yishun serving authentic nasi ambeng. The sharing platter features delectable sides and can feed up to four mouths. Plus, with its brick walls, vintage decor, and a charming trishaw parked out front, this chic eatery feels like it belongs in Kampong Glam, aka Singapore’s ultimate halal haven.
Coba Coba, #01-106, 156 Yishun Street 11, Singapore 760156
46. Citrus By The Pool
Feeling the Singapore heat? Escape the swelter by heading to Citrus By The Pool, a vibey spot that’s open till 5am. The menu offers a tempting mix of Western and Asian fusion dishes, ensuring plenty of options for everyone. Sweet tooths will especially love the sugary treats, from indulgent milkshakes and croissants with ice cream to delicious croffles.
Citrus By The Pool, #03-3A, Woodlands Swimming Complex, 3 Woodlands Street 13, Singapore 738600
Halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Singapore: East
47. Mutiara Seafood
In the mood for seafood? Jumbo Seafood’s halal-certified counterpart boasts plenty of Singaporean-style creations. Go for the creamy pumpkin curry prawn or crispy fried baby squid for a delicious combo of sweet and spicy. Don’t worry picky eaters, there are non-seafood options too. If you’re looking for a fiery kick to your tongue, order the stir-fried beef in Sichuan style. Pair your meal with the refreshing fruity coolers, which double up as palate cleansers.
Mutiara Seafood, #01-02 & #02-02/03, Wisma Geylang Serai, 1 Engku Aman Turn, Singapore 408528
48. Bored Tacos
Mexican food, but make it Muslim-friendly. Opened by the same minds behind Wooly’s Bagels, this taqueria offers tacos, burritos, and quesadillas alongside nachos topped with cheese, guac, salsa, and beef chilli. Tip: make it a set to enjoy mini beef chilli nachos and lemonade. Clearly, there’s nothing boring about this establishment!
Bored Tacos, #01-01, 315 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427566
49. Wooly’s Bagels
One of its social media posts reads – “We’re all just humans, standing in front of a salad, asking it to be a bagel” – and honestly? Big mood. The creativity extends to its bagels, which have interesting, rhyming names. Otah lovers should get their hands on Otah Kau, which pairs the grilled fish cake with scrambled eggs and gochujang mayo. If you’re famished, the set comes with a drink (lemonade or coffee) and a side of tater tots or mac and cheese.
Wooly’s Bagels, multiple locations including Joo Chiat and Rangoon Road
50. Elfuego
This halal-certified gem by Collin’s serves up European fare at wallet-friendly prices. Led by a young head chef with Michelin-starred experience, the kitchen crafts beautifully plated delights like slow-cooked beef short ribs and sous vide chicken supreme. For larger groups, opt for sharing platters of grilled meats and seafood, complemented by sides like grilled broccolini and brown-buttered cauliflower for a feast to remember.
Elfuego, #02-216, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
51. Charr’d
Charr’d doesn’t play around when it comes to steaks. After all, it’s the first halal steakhouse in Singapore to import A5 wagyu beef from Japan’s Mie prefecture. Choose from ribeye, sirloin, or tenderloin cuts, or go all out with the Heavenly Meat Board to share with your fellow carnivores. Don’t miss the sides: edamame and mentaiko jojos (crispy twice-fried wedges) are perfect companions.
Charr’d, 324F Changi Road, Singapore 419799
52. Kucina Italian Restaurant
As one of the few halal Italian restaurants in Singapore, Kucina comes with high expectations – and it delivers in spades. The menu is packed with hearty, authentic dishes that would make a nonna proud. Indulge in favourites like burratina, fritto misto, gnocchi, lasagna, ravioli, and more. Of course, we can’t forget the pizzas. There are plenty of options here to drool over. Delicioso!
Kucina Italian Restaurant, #B1-09/10, Kinex Mall, 11 Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 437157
53. Badoque Cafe
This casual joint is the perfect no-frills hideaway for halal dining on generous portions of dishes like vongole pasta, bone-in ribeye, burgers, and seafood platters. Don’t leave without getting (your hands) down and dirty with the succulent treats.
Badoque Cafe, Bedok Shopping Complex, 298 Bedok Road, Singapore 469454
54. Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot
We love ourselves a good Korean BBQ. And the halal-certified Captain Kim sure satiates our cravings. Pick out your fave items from the massive buffet and eat to your heart’s desire. Then go back for more if you feel like it! Besides BBQ goodies, the affordable eatery also serves Korean fried chicken and army stew, plus free-flow drinks to wash everything down.
Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot, multiple locations including Tampines Junction and Junction 10
55. Hawkerman
This halal food spot in Singapore brings together local heavyweights Tenderfresh, Warung Kim’s Seafood, and Ah Boy’s Popiah to serve up your fave hawker dishes with a modern twist. The star of the show is the ‘Lolex’ Hokkien mee, a tribute to the Rolex-loving, Hokkien-mee-frying founder Tan Kue Kim. This hearty dish for two is loaded with lobster, prawns, white clams, and sotong, making it a seafood lover’s dream!
Hawkerman, multiple locations including Haig Road and Clementi
56. Yi Zun Noodle
What’s Xinjiang cuisine, you may ask. Well, this halal hangout has the answer: it’s all about springy, hand-pulled Chinese noodle strands. They’re especially delish when served swimming in a broth with beef chunks. Dry minced meat or scallion oil noodles are available too. Complete your meal with dumplings and hot-plate tofu.
Yi Zun Noodle, multiple locations including Joo Chiat and Marina Square
Halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Singapore: West
57. West Co’z Cafe
The name is a hint to its location, but what does it serve? Well, here’s where we come in. This halal-certified restaurant in the West of Singapore serves up all kinds of zi char plates for you to feast on. Oyster omelette, sweet and sour fish, prawn paste chicken, tom yum soup – you name it, this food spot probably has ’em on its menu. West Co’z Cafe may be a little out of the way, but trust us, the journey is worth it.
West Co’z Cafe, #02-23, West Coast Plaza, 154 West Coast Road, Singapore 127371
58. Deli by The Meatery
There’s no such thing as too many sandwich joints. That’s why we’re pleased to welcome this new Muslim-owned cafe in Singapore with open arms. Where do we start? Of course, we’re going for the sandos, inspired by New York’s bodega sandwiches. If you’re not keen, get your hands on burgers, sharing plates, and a small selection of bakes.
Deli by The Meatery, #01-08, Clementi Arcade, 41 Sunset Way, Singapore 597071
59. Brio
Make this halal-certified cafe in Singapore your go-to for affordable European street food. The menu covers everything from risotto and pasta to pizzas and burgers. Bonus points for the stylish decor, which combines black-and-white tiles with quirky mismatched chairs for a fun, laid-back vibe.
Brio, #02-24/K5, Jurong Point, 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886
60. Sumac
Even though this restaurant has had a change of name (it was previously known as Spize @ Temasek Club), its menu remains the same. Pop in to get your dose of smoked salmon with quail eggs, salted egg chicken wings with curry leaves, and aleppo pesto. What do we love the most? The ambience and gorgeous views of the outside greenery. This is the perfect place for all kinds of gatherings.
Sumac, #03-04, 131 Rifle Range Road, Singapore 588406
61. Al-Azhar Restaurant
This beloved supper spot is the ultimate spot for comfort food. Here, you can dig into Indonesian, Western, and Mediterranean fare, though the real stars are the flavourful Indian dishes. Tandoori chicken, mutton masala, fish head curry… we’re drooling just thinking about them! With a wallet-friendly menu packed with options, it’s a go-to for satisfying meals that don’t break the bank.
Al-Azhar, multiple locations including Bukit Timah and Geylang
62. Time for Thai
Anyone craving for authentic Thai food? Well, this spot has you covered. The menu is packed with all the classics: seafood pad Thai, pineapple fried rice, and tom yum soup. The highlight? A divine crab omelette brimming with succulent chunks of crab meat. Don’t forget to save some space for desserts! Think mango sticky rice, red ruby, and creamy coconut ice cream.
Time for Thai, multiple locations including Bukit Timah and Woodleigh Mall
With these best halal restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Singapore, you’ll never run out of dining options!
