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- Cherry & Oak. Barbecue. Kallang. This smokehouse restaurant along Owen Road offers quite the variety for all things halal. Expect luscious cuts of smoked meats, grilled meats, pasta, fresh seafood and desserts that will satisfy even the biggest of appetites.
- The White Label. Rochor. Let this shophouse restaurant transport you from Kampong Gelam to Paris with its charming decor – think marble tabletops, plush emerald green chairs, delicate floral decorations –and unique French Malayan cuisine, including croissants, angel hair bouillabaisse, and cherrywood smoked contre-filet.
- The Secret Garden By ZeeKri. Pan-European. Rochor. price 1 of 4. Housed in a heritage conservation shophouse along Baghdad Street, The Secret Garden By Zeekri is a botanical-themed brasserie whipping up French-inspired favourites including delicate French pastries and viennoiseries.
- The Great Mischief. Spanish. City Hall. Nested within the National Gallery, this halal-friendly restaurant looks like a scene out of a Wes Anderson film.
- El Fuego. El Fuego is an award-winning halal restaurant offering exceptional dining with some of the best steaks and Western cuisine. The elevated and extensive Halal menu will delight both Muslim and non-Muslim customers.
- Royal Palm Meat And Dine. This fine halal restaurant is situated in the heart of Bugis inside Golden Landmark Shopping Complex. Diners can expect a range of delicious meals, from vegetarian delight s to Persian cuisine, seafood dishes, tasteful bakery items, and more.
- Atrium Restaurant. Holiday Inn is hiding another one of the best halal-certified restaurants in Singapore. Atrium is a popular all-day dining buffet eatery offering affordable lunches and halal buffets serving an extensive range of international and local flavours for breakfast, lunch and dinner starting at $38 per adult.
- Fluff Stack. Craving something sweet and delicious? Well Fluff Stack is the ultimate pancakes place to indulge on superb halal-certified pancakes. This dessert cafe is particularly known for their unique and fluffy soufflé pancakes in both sweet and savoury options using a secret recipe with silky Japanese flour.
- Chopstix & Rice. Call off the search, ‘cos we found the best place where you can get lip-smacking Indonesian fare. This beloved brand, which has been doling out nasi padang and gained a cult following among epicureans and local celebrities, has found a new home in Suntec City.
- Saybons. Where can you find halal French cuisine in Singapore? The answer is 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, pastas tossed in a giant cheese wheel and even a classic wild mushroom soup.
- Espoir. Telok Ayer is a foodie paradise, so it’s no surprise you’ll be able to find a halal restaurant in this neighbourhood. Espoir specialises in modern European cuisine, drawing influences from Spanish, Italian, and British delicacies as well as incorporating Asian cooking styles.
- Jtown Cafe. If you’re tightening your purse strings, here’s a good place in Somerset for affordable meals. The “J” in its name stands for Jakarta. 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).
More than that, we also take pride and boast a great variety of Halal-certified cuisine and food options. In this article, we’ve rounded up some of the best Halal restaurants and cafes you can find in Singapore at cheap prices. 1. Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot. Photo credit: Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot.
Scroll down our 2024 guide to our favourite MUIS halal restaurants serving everything from halal steak to halal fine dining, halal high tea and more! There are loads of fab halal cafes and restaurants in Singapore to accommodate our Muslim friends.
Nov 13, 2022 · Muslim-friendly foods can be found all over Singapore but do you know which are the best must-try spots? Here, I present to you 20 of Singapore’s best Muslim-friendly eateries. You’ll definitely be able to impress with your knowledge the next time your friends jio you out to makan with them! 1. Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak. Credit.
It’s not that difficult to find a Halal restaurant in Singapore. We’re surrounded by Halal outlets at almost every nook and cranny of Singapore but it certainly was difficult trying to figure out which restaurants would make it into our list of 20 best Halal restaurants in Singapore.
