The Finest Halal Restaurants in Singapore

Singapore’s variety is wonderful, and we’re not only referring to the people here. You may get almost every sort of food here, whether you have a hankering for Peranakan food or are following a vegetarian diet. One example is Halal restaurants. There are new restaurants opening up all throughout the city, bringing delicious food with them. Want to learn more? Go through our extensive list of the best halal eateries in Singapore. The meal is about to begin!

What does a restaurant becoming halal mean?

The Arabic word halal, which means “permissible,” refers to food that is acceptable in accordance with Islamic law. For meat to be deemed “halal,” it must be a prohibited cut (such as meat from an animal’s hindquarters) or animal product (such as pork).

How can you tell whether a restaurant serves halal food?

There are some things to think about. You can believe a restaurant’s claims that its cuisine is Halal if the owner is Muslim or if there are a significant number of Muslim employees there. If not, you might ask for a paper from the supplier attesting to the legality of the meats they offer.

Best Halal Restaurants in Singapore

1

Kucina Italian Restaurant

Discover a little bit of Italy right in the middle of Singapore. While being conveniently located in Tanjong Katong’s KINEX Mall, this roomy Singaporean halal restaurant will take you to Italy with its elegant and attractive décor.

Italian restaurant KUCINA, which is owned by Muslims and means “KITCHEN” in the language, serves traditional halal fare. Throughout the years, KUCINA has developed to become the foremost Halal Italian Restaurant in Singapore, having reached key milestones such as being the sole official catering partner of NDP 2020 and being awarded the Singapore SME 500 Award 2020 – 2021.

In the end, KUCINA wants to provide both Muslims and non-Muslims with genuine and excellent Italian food.

Highlights:

• Michelin Star Awarded
• Handmade From Scratch

First time coming to this place and already blown away. All of the staff were attentive and friendly. The dishes were very unique and delicious too. We ordered all of the recommended dishes and even drinks. The risotto with mushrooms and truffle must be the star of the show. With the exception of eating in Australia, never have we eaten actually sliced truffles with the dish. The dish is cooked in the cheese wheel definitely made it so much better. The pizza with crab meat definitely tastes great, not your usual pizza. Also, the desserts were to die for. Definitely coming back here again for their beef Wellington! – Adrian Goh

2

All Things Delicious

The majority of us are aware that eating desserts like cakes, cookies, and scones is not simple for our Muslim friends because there aren’t many alternatives that are halal-certified. At this point, All Things Delicious can help! All Things Delicious was founded by Mel, who had long dreamed of owning her own bakery and café. She modestly started operations at the bakery’s original site close to Crawford Lane.

All Things Delicious immediately became well-known, and now a second location has been established next to Arab Street. Moreover, the All Things Delicious menu as a whole offers a variety of culinary options, including cakes, scones, sticky rice bowls, sandwiches, pancakes, and much more!

Highlights:

• Maintain the Highest Standards

The menu options are excellent – and they have an all-day breakfast. The dining experience overall was pleasant – no prior booking was needed even on a weekend. We ordered their scones, brownies & lattes and they tasted good. – Syazreema

3

Tomahawk King

Whether you like beef or not, Stuffed Wing Lab wants to make sure that you will like the new cut of steak known as the Tomahawk. The form of the Tomahawk steak cut gives it its distinctive moniker. It features an elongated bone, which gives the tomahawk its instantly noticeable distinctiveness separate from the conventional ribeye steak. You should certainly try their grilled meats like the Grilled Chicken Burger, Grilled Chicken Spaghetti In Cream Sauce, Calamari, and Aglio Olio along with this unique cut of steak that Stuffed Wing Lab provides!

Highlights:

• Best Halal Restaurants and Cafes in East Singapore

Ordered through delivery. Amazing food with very good variety. Tomahawk was delivered perfectly done and still piping hot. Lamb and chicken were perfectly cooked too.. Although the lamb was a little tough overall still very tasty. Salads and fries as an accompaniment were also freshly prepared and the array of sauces was none short. VERY pleased with the food here and will definitely be back for more! – Shakir Sharky

4

Fu-Men Japanese Udon & Donburi Restaurant

In April 2018 FU-MEN Japanese Udon & Donburi Restaurant opened, and in September 2018 it received a Halal certification. Founded by the well-renowned Chef Teppei Yamashita, FU-MEN delivers Hakata-style udon, which is different from other popular kinds available in Singapore. Compared to other styles like the Sanuki-style, the udon served here is a thicker and more tender, promising delight in every bite. One of the top halal restaurants in Singapore that you should try is FU-MEN Japanese Udon & Donburi Restaurant.

Highlights:

• The only Hakata-style Udon shop in Singapore
• Affordable Halal-certified restaurant in the Singapore CBD area
• Dishes are served hot and cooked upon order

A delicious Halal Certified Japanese Udon / Donburi restaurant located in an office tower. If you are in the area, or even a 30-minute walking distance away, it is well worth the walk to come here. – Iskandar Rahmat

5

Tash Tish Tosh

In 2013, Tash Tish Tosh started as a halal eatery that infused American cuisine with a distinctive Malay flavor. Tash Tish Tosh uses its menu idea to divide numerous categories, such as Appetizers, Burgers, Steaks, homemade Pasta, and more, just like other American restaurant chains like Shake Shack. The Toolang Burger, Signature Garlic Cream Mussels, Huge Beef Bacon Boat Pizza, and Beef Mee Goreng are just a few of the mouthwatering major dishes on their menu. Following that, you have the option of finishing your dinner in a typically American fashion by selecting a dessert. We advise trying their Chendol Manis-Manis Melayu; it’s deliciously reviving!

Highlights:

• Unique & Tasty Dishes

Great random find. This place is best known for its tulang (also known as mutton bone marrow). This is a halal establishment, so no alcohol. – Ritchie L

6

Limaa

Limaa, established 2017 by 2 mothers who have great passion for food and a fickle tastebud. Once nestled in Haji Lane, Limaa have moved into Golden Landmark Shopping Centre, just across Haji Lane. This is a hidden gem spot within Kampong Glam area. Not to mention, one of the few affordable meals you can get too!

The pandemic hit us hard as our regular tourist customers disappeared, but we persevered and made a HUGE move to downscale. But that didn’t deter us from serving our sought-after Halal Rosti’s and Pulled beef cheese sandwich. We even added local cuisines like Kacang Phool (made from Fava Beans) and Shaksouka, beautifully paired with baguette.  

Now a HOT favourite with our regular customers, they always start with our Banana Fritters and end with our freshly baked Salted Caramel Brownies. Everything is baked and whipped up in-house.

Come and give us a try! 

Highlights:

• Clean and wholesome food made from fresh ingredients
• Muslim-owned Hip Cafe
• Local SME

Absolute hidden gem! Even my picky wife said 10 out of 10! We had a stressful morning as we got on the wrong bus and just needed to find somewhere to eat. Once we got here, immediately felt better. Firstly the staff were so very helpful and kind and explained items on the menu that us westerns didn’t know. – Tazzo Ahmed

These are the top MUIS-certified halal eateries for you to visit this year, to sum up. We hope that this page has helped you focus your meal search among Singapore’s wide variety of Halal cuisine options. Makan Jemput!

Do check out our list of Halal Cafes and have time to try their delicious food.