After a day of fasting, break fast with good food: here are the best dinners and buffets during Ramadan for iftar in Singapore.
Ramadan holds important meaning for those who observe it. It’s a holy month of repentance, reflection and forgiveness. It’s also a time for Muslims to reconnect with family over a feast. There’s no better time to bond than over iftar – that’s the evening meal when Muslims end the daily fast at sunset. So, head down to these halal restaurants for a spectacular variety of food during Ramadan for your iftar in Singapore.
Ramadan 2025: Where to break fast for iftar in Singapore
1. Peppermint
Can’t decide what to have for iftar? How about a glorious Indonesian buffet at award-winning restaurant Peppermint? Marking the restaurant’s first Wonderful Indonesia buffet, this spread is a collaboration with the Embassy of Indonesia in Singapore and Garuda Indonesia. The menu is curated by Peppermint’s chef de cuisine Leon Yee and his team, along with renowned Indonesian chef Degan Septoadji. Bali-born chef Degan brings over 30 years of culinary experience, with stints at renowned luxury hotels, resorts and culinary schools worldwide.
Featuring halal-certified kitchens and buffet stations, this buffet lets you indulge in authentic Indonesian specialties such as mie bakso (noodle soup with meatballs), whole roast lamb marinated with Indonesian herbs and spices, and black angus beef guling. Meanwhile, seafood lovers can feast on grilled lobster with Jimbaran-style spices, fried fish infused with yellow pickles, and Balinese-style squid. Vegetarians aren’t left out either, with dishes like jackfruit curry, sayur lodeh and gado gado.
Those with a sweet tooth are in luck, too. Indulge in a special Buka Puasa Takjil with dates to break your fast, alongside an array of traditional Indonesian desserts. Think kolak pisang (banana and coconut milk dessert), and black glutinous rice pudding with coconut cream.
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When: 26 February to 31 March 2025
How much: Lunch from $72 per adult and $36 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Where: Peppermint, Level 4, Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
2. Siam Kitchen
Trust us, a fiery Thai feast is a sure-fire way to invigorate your senses. This Ramadan, the folks from Siam Kitchen have curated two special set menus that the whole family can tuck in to. Couples can go for the set for two which includes crispy spring rolls, green curry, stir-fried kailan, steamed seabass fillet, as well as free-flow rice and drinks.
If you’re coming in a bigger group, opt for the sumptuous set for six. Savour an assorted appetiser platter, a hearty line-up of mains (think tom yum seafood soup and red curry), as well as free-flow rice and drinks. To end your feast on a sweet note, let yourself indulge in some caramelised tapioca.
When: 1 March to 18 April 2025
How much: Set menus from $55.90
Where: Siam Kitchen, #01-01, HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
3. 21 on Rajah
A tantalising feast of local delicacies and classic Malay dishes awaits at this Ramadan-exclusive buffet dinner at 21 on Rajah. In typical buffet style, you’ll find a vibrant salad bar, fresh seafood on ice, sashimi, sushi, along with succulent meats. But let’s be real; we’re here for the iftar highlights.
Available on a rotational basis, Ramadan-exclusive dishes include ayam penyet with homemade sambal, slipper lobster with black pepper sauce or chilli crab sauce, and beef cheek rendang. Of course, an array of cakes, pastries and local desserts are available, too. Satisfy your sweet tooth with the likes of fresh durian mousse, deep-fried chempedak fritters and goreng pisang.
When: 2 to 31 March 2025
How much: Buffet dinner from $68 per adult and $34 per child
Where: 21 on Rajah, Aloft Singapore Novena, East Wing, 1 Jalan Rajah, Singapore 329133
4. Permata Singapore
Another buffet to add to our list? We’re not complaining! Known for Nusantara cuisine, this halal-certified restaurant offers a glorious spread infused with heritage flair and flavours. Help yourself to some fresh seafood and salad, before diving into mouth-watering appetisers like tandoori chicken slices, prawn fritters and Malay pancakes.
Next, indulge in the hearty line-up of dishes, featuring tulang merah, beef rendang, grilled mackerel, satay and more. Oh, don’t forget to stop by the DIY station and get to assembling some kueh pie tee and mee maidin. Round off with decadent desserts like kueh and pulut hitam, and that’s your iftar feast sorted.
When: 2 to 30 March 2025
How much: Buffet dinner from $108 per adult and $20 per child
Where: Permata Singapore, Gedung Kuning, 73 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198497
5. Suki Suki Hot Pot
Make iftar a family affair by rounding up your loved ones for a comforting hotpot dinner. Suki Suki Hot Pot is on our radar for its all-you-can-eat halal buffet, featuring quality ingredients like thinly sliced beef, chicken, homemade fish paste and fresh vegetables. If you’re spoilt for choice among the soup bases, we recommend going with the mala flavour that’s exclusively available during Ramadan. And for a thirst quencher, don’t forget the seasonal iced bandung!
When: 1 March to 18 April 2025
How much: Lunch from $22.90 per adult and $15.90 per child; dinner from $27.90 per adult and $18.90 per child
Where: Suki Suki Hot Pot, #01-01, HomeTeam NS Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
6. The Landmark Restaurant
Calling all buffet fans: here’s a sumptuous international spread you don’t want to miss! Known for its halal-certified buffet offerings, The Landmark Restaurant ups its game this Ramadan with a special iftar experience. Start with an assortment of dates, fresh juices and cooling rosewater drinks to replenish after a long day of fasting.
Next, cast your gaze at the delectable selection of traditional and contemporary dishes. We’re talking about Middle Eastern and Asian-inspired appetisers, freshly grilled kebabs and satay from the live grill stations, and hearty mains like biryanis and slow-cooked rendang. For a sweet finale, go with classics like baklava, kunafa and bubur cha cha, or load up on some fresh fruits.
When: Dates to be announced
How much: Buffet lunch from $42.95 per adult; buffet dinner from $47.45 per adult; buffet lunch and dinner from $15 per child
Where: The Landmark Restaurant, #05-01, Village Hotel Bugis, 390 Victoria Street, Singapore 188061
7. Lau Pa Sat
Nothing says Singaporean more than a mouth-watering iftar feast at one of our beloved hawker centres. This Ramadan, break fast at the iconic Lau Pa Sat where a galore of hawker delicacies and wallet-friendly deals await. With 19 Muslim-friendly stalls, you’ll find diverse cuisines from live barbecued seafood to Thai dishes and local favourites.
Michelin-recommended Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang beckons with sumptuous bundle feasts (from $39.90 for three pax), featuring its signature coconut rice paired with an assortment of sides and poultry dishes like kecap grilled chicken. Meanwhile, Hong Kong Street BBQ Live Seafood boasts a bundle deal for four ($58.80), including a whole stingray, crispy cereal prawns, sambal kangkong, oyster omelette and rice. Wash it all down with – what else, but – a refreshing 2.5-litre Milo Tower ($16) from Kopi Kiosk.
When: 1 to 31 March 2025
How much: Varies by stall
Where: Lau Pa Sat, 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
8. Mutiara Seafood
Listen up, buffet lovers ‘cos there’s another reason to rejoice. Jumbo Group’s first halal-certified restaurant has welcomed its first Ramadan buffet and you’ll want a seat there. Inspired by the fiery and bold flavours of Thailand, this special buffet for iftar brings explosive flavours and the restaurant’s signature seafood delicacies.
Savour the freshest catch of the sea with dishes such as deep-fried fish with green mango sauce, and wild clams with lemongrass in claypot. We’ve also got our eye on authentic Thai dishes like red curry fish cake and mango sticky rice. Oh, you’d wanna save room for the restaurant’s signatures, too. Think chilli crab with fried mini buns, mocha chicken, and seafood fried rice.
When: 2 to 30 March 2025
How much: Buffet dinner from $63.80 per adult and $15 per child
Where: Mutiara Seafood, 1 Engku Aman Turn #01-02 & #02-02/03 , Wisma Geylang Serai, Singapore 408528
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