14 Popular Halal Restaurants in Singapore

Published - 19 July 2021, Monday
  • Popular Halal Restaurants in Singapore

There are many challenges when living away from home, one being where to source a good halal restaurant or cafe if respect the Muslim faith.

Whether you feel like a plate of piping hot momos, handmade pasta in a delicious sauce, or a well-done steak, there are many halal restaurants in Singapore to choose from and we’ve listed the ones we've be told you might love. - Image Credit: ​​​​​​​Olivye Cafe Gelato Website

We’re sure you’ll enjoy them just as much as we do so get ready to dig in!

Tipo Pasta Bar

Tipo Pasta Bar​​​​​​​

Sinking your teeth into freshly rolled, handmade pasta in a creamy sauce is a different feeling altogether. Tipo Pasta Bar offers you a delicious range of sumptuous handmade pasta, an option to build your own pasta, and a range of delicious appetizers like Truffle Tramezzini, Mighty Meatballs, and Bruschetta. We are in love with their Beef Ragu with added grated parmesan, caramelised sundried tomatoes and sous vide egg. Sheer bliss! - Image Credit: Tipo SG Facebook Page

a. 785 North Bridge Road Singapore, Singapore 198753

e. ask@tipo.sg

t. +65 8768 0785

w. www.tipo.sg

s. www.facebook.com/tiposg

Penang Culture

Penang Culture

Perk up your palate with refreshing Penang street food specials by Penang Culture. If you’re trying out this place for the first time, don’t miss out on their lip-smacking Penang Assam Laksa cooked using the traditional recipe and every bit soothing. Get their Side Dish Platter to binge on Lor Bak, Tahu Goreng, Belacan Chicken Wings, and Salted Eggs Chicken. Seafood lovers will enjoy their Gold BBQ Platter for starters and Claypot Assam Curry Fish Head with Fried Rice for mains. - Image Credit: Penang Culture - Street Food Paradise Facebook Page

a. 23 Serangoon Central B1, 76 NEX Shopping Mal, Singapore 556083

e. admin@penangculture.com.sg

t. +65 6634 0667

w. www.gdgroup.com.sg/penang-culture

s. www.facebook.com/PenangCulture

FatPapas

FatPapas Burgers and Shakes- Singapore

Burger junkies are going to love FatPapas’ specialty burgers and fries. We are head over heels in love with their Bleu Peppercorn Burger with a chunky beef patty, crispy onion rings, and their homemade blue cheese dressing which is irresistible. Do get their Beef Chilli Fries or if you prefer vegetarian go for their Parmesan Truffle Fries and Big Bello Burger with a grilled portobello patty in a delicious mix of sauce and veggies. - Image Credit: FatPapas Burgers and Shakes Facebook Page

a. 17 Bali Ln, Singapore 189853

e. reservations@fatpapas.sg

t. +65 6291 8028

w. www.fatpapas.sg

s. www.facebook.com/fatpapassg

All Things Delicious

All Things Delicious

All Things Delicious is the picture-perfect, chic cafe to enjoy lazy brunches. Sit back with a cup of refreshing Lemongrass Citrus Ginger Tea as your Hearty Breakfast arrives featuring sunny-side eggs, chicken sausages, tomato relish, Indian-spiced baby potatoes & sourdough toast. You can also relish a meal here, and we recommend Spanish Gambas, Crab Cakes with Mexican Chopped Salad, Mushroom Stroganoff Linguine with Steak, and delicious cakes from their bakery for dessert. - Image Credit: All Things Delicious Facebook Page

a. 34 Arab St, #01-01, Singapore 199733

e. hello@allthingsdelicious.sg

t. +65 6291 4252

w. allthingsdelicious.sg

s. www.facebook.com/allthingsdelicioussg

So Pho

So Pho

Slurp up a hearty bowl of pho and savour amazing Vietnamese food at So Pho. With multiple outlets across the island, you’d find one near you easily. Amongst their meaty pho, we recommend Pho Sliced Beef with Tendon, Brisket & Beef Balls Noodle Soup. But don’t just stop there, order their Summer Rolls, Fried Spring Rolls, Lemongrass Chicken and Mango & Papaya Salad with Soft Shell Crab along with some refreshing drinks. - Image Credit: So Pho Facebook Page

a. 1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3, #02-04 White Sands, Singapore 518457

e. marketing@katrinagroup.com

t. +65 6881 5022

w. www.sopho.com.sg

s. www.facebook.com/sophosogood

Oliyve Cafe

 Olivye Cafe Gelato

Oliyve Cafe may be the land of creamy gelato but, we recommend you come down here with an appetite. Sit back and enjoy a Golden Fried Chicken Cutlet, Fish & Chips, Chicken Cream Mushroom Spaghetti, Salmon Cream Spaghetti, and Garlic Bread. Once your hunger is satiated, their gelato will feel tastier, plus, they have some unique flavours like Chili Chocolate Crockolosi Gianduia, Marrons Glaces, and Swiss Orange Chocolate. Can’t get up after the grub? Sip on some of their freshly brewed coffee to get you going. - Image Credit: Olivye Cafe Gelato Website

a. 5 Changi Village Rd, #01-2009, Singapore 500005

e. gregory.tttan@gmail.com

t. +65 6543 9518

w. olivye.com

s. www.facebook.com/OlivyeCafeGelato

The Dim Sum Place

The Dim Sum Place​​​​​​​

Don’t hold back on your love for dumplings because The Dim Sum Place is here to satiate all your cravings. Order their delicious steamed treats like Vermicelli Roll with Shrimp & Spring Onion, Crystal Shrimp Dumpling, and deep-fried specials like Beancurd Skin with Prawn, Chives & Beef Dumpling, and Wonton. Their Spring Rolls, DSP Signature Duck Roll, Prawn Paste Chicken, and Fried Chicken with Roasted Salt & Garlic are also worth ordering. - Image Credit: The Dim Sum Place Facebook Page

a. 791 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198759

e. marketing@thedimsumplace.com.sg

t. +65 6655 8787

w. www.thedimsumplace.sg

s. www.facebook.com/thedimsumplace791

(Working Title) - Burger Bar

Working Title - Burger Bar

While they’re still working on what to call their restaurant, (working title) has most certainly decided to serve kickass burgers to Singaporeans. We are in awe of their juicy Holy Crab Burger with a sumptuous crab & prawn croquette patty with habanero salsa and aioli in a brioche bun. Their delicious Magic Truffle Mushroom burger is a good vegetarian option and for meat lovers’ their Black Sheep and El Spicy Sombrero are worth every sinful bite. Do order their exceptional Truffle Tater Tots with your burger. - Image Credit: Working Title - Burger Bar Facebook Page

a. 783 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198751

e. ask@workingtitle.sg

t. +65 9683 7724

w. www.workingtitle.sg

s. www.facebook.com/workingtitlesg

Chix Hot Chicken

Chix Hot Chicken​​​​​​​

Do your taste buds demand spice? Well, it doesn’t get better than Nashville Hot Chicken by Chix Hot Chicken. Order via their website and enjoy the fiery chicken at home. Three pieces of Chicken Tenders will come for S$12.90, a quarter for S$10.90, and a half for S$20.90. Their fried chicken also comes between buns, and we love The Dip, boneless fried chicken thigh in Chix ‘Hot’ Sauce Dip, pickles and shrettuce all between buttered buns for S$8.90. - Image Credit: Chix Hot Chicken Facebook Page

a. 1 Jln Pisang, Singapore 199069

e. holla@chixhotchicken.com

t. +65 8893 7031

w. www.chixhotchicken.com

s. www.facebook.com/chixhotchicken

Royz Et Vous

Royz et Vous

Sit back and enjoy a hearty brunch with your friends as you sip on refreshing mocktails at Royz Et Vous. They make amazing Chili Beef Fatty Fries tossed in duck fat and served with braised spicy minced beef in tomato sauce. We love having The Crab with poached egg & toasted buttery croissant, Signature Prawns & Crab Pasta and Beef Short Ribs and ending the meal with their lovely Molten Lava Cake. So good! - Image Credit: Royz et Vous Facebook Page

a. 137 Telok Ayer St, #01-01, Singapore 068602

e. revta@royzetvous.com.sg

t. +65 6293 0270

w. royzetvous.com.sg

s. www.facebook.com/www.royzetvous.com.sg

The Malayan Council

The Malayan Council

Plating up delectable Malaya fusion food, The Malayan Council is another great place in Singapore for enjoying brunch. Their Mudcrab Caesar Salad, Malayan Wings, and Cheesy Kupang go perfectly with wine and champagne. Amongst the pasta pick from Sambal Goreng Pengantin and Smoked Duck Lemak Chili Padi. You can also go straight for their Ayam Pangang Kerabu, grilled chicken with homemade sauce and aromatic kerabu rice and ulam salad. Go for any of their heavenly desserts but, we’re partial towards the super-moist Durian Pengat Cake. - Image Credit: The Malayan Council Instagram Page

a. 22 Dunlop St, Singapore 209350

e. enquiries@themalayancouncil.sg

t. +65 9002 4414

w. themalayancouncil.sg

Badoque Cafe

Badoque Cafe​​​​​​​

Treat your tastebuds to lip-smacking Asian fusion food at Badoque Cafe. They are always playing around and adding new dishes to their menu but, their staples like Lamb Shank, Beef Ribs, Fish & Chips, and Smoked Duck Pasta are always delightful. For spicy starters, go for their Kepak Bing Bing and Chili Chuka and wash down all the delicious grub with their refreshing range of coolers and iced tea. - Image Credit: Badoque Cafe Facebook Page

a. 298 Bedok Rd, Singapore 469454

e. info@badoquecafe.com.sg

t. +65 6446 6928

w. www.badoquecafe.com.sg

s. www.facebook.com/badoquecafesg

The Halia

The Halia​​​​​​​

Surrounded by lush greens and picturesque views of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, The Halia is a terrific place for a laidback brunch. The restaurant is situated within the Ginger Garden and plates up mouth-watering and Instagram-able dishes. Start your meal with Freshly Shucked Irish Oyster, Lemongrass & Ginger Prawn Salad, and a Blackmore Wagyu Spare Rib for your main course. Do go for their irresistible desserts like Sticky Toffee Pudding, Candied Ginger Parfait, and Die Die Must Have Chocolate. - Image Credit: The Halia Facebook Page

a. 1 Cluny Rd, Ginger Garden Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569

e. general.hsbg@thehalia.com

t. +65 8444 1148

w. thehalia.com

s. www.facebook.com/HaliaSBG

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Did you know Halia – Malay for ginger – is located in the one-hectare Ginger Garden of the Singapore Botanic Gardens where over 250 species of gingers with their stunning foliage and colourful flowers thrive. The construction of Halia was carried out simultaneously with the development of the Ginger Garden in the year 2000. Careful consideration was given to the special park setting, such that architecture conformed to the contours of the land, the dignity of mature trees and the preservation of heritage.

In 2001, the Halia was officially opened. The result is an unobtrusive dining room with full height glass windows, beckoning the greenery indoors, and allowing guests to dine in the Garden whilst still comfortably ensconced in cool surroundings. Decades-old majestic palm trees stand like sentries, guardian-witness to the earthy beauty that is the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

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