For a halal breakfast in Singapore, the surest bets are MUIS-certified spots that open early, such as All Things Delicious and Hjh Maimunah in Kampong Glam, Springleaf Prata Place, Casuarina Curry and Al-Azhar for prata, and Kopi & Tarts for kopi and egg tarts. Muslim-owned hawker stalls cover the traditional breakfast of nasi lemak, lontong and mee soto from around $2.50 to $7, with The $2.50 Shop opening at 4:30am and Queenstown Lontong at 6:30am, while cafe brunch plates run from around $16 to $25. Kampong Glam near Bugis MRT has the biggest cluster, with five spots within a few streets. Go before 9am for nasi padang and hawker breakfasts, because popular dishes sell out, and note that some cafes, such as The Secret Garden by Zeekri, serve their brunch menus only on weekends.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
- All Things Delicious
- Singapore Zam Zam
- Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak
- Hjh Maimunah (Jalan Pisang)
- Springleaf Prata Place (Springleaf Garden)
- Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant
- Casuarina Curry
- Queenstown Lontong
- The $2.50 Shop
- Sinar Harapan
- Kopi & Tarts (City Square Mall)
- Hanis Cafe & Bakery (PLQ)
- Penny University (Wisma Geylang Serai)
- Small Batch
- Anna's
- Beyond Pancakes (City Square Mall)
- The Secret Garden by Zeekri
- Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street)
The list
All Things Delicious All-day brunch cafe and bakery · $$
A MUIS-certified cafe and bakery on Arab Street that opens at 8am every day, with an all-day menu of shakshouka, brioche French toast, brunch plates and house-baked pastries.
- Cuisine: All-day brunch cafe and bakery
- Price: $$ · Brunch plates from around $19; Hearty Breakfast from around $22.90++
- Must-try: Hearty Breakfast, Shakshouka, Brioche French toast
- Where: 34 Arab Street, #01-01, Singapore 199733
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 8am-10pm (closed the last Monday of each month)
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Singapore Zam Zam Indian-Muslim murtabak and prata · $
Operating since 1908 opposite Sultan Mosque, Zam Zam is one of Singapore's best-known murtabak shops and opens at 7am, which makes it a classic early stop for prata, murtabak and teh tarik. It is Muslim-owned but does not appear in the MUIS halal directory.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim murtabak and prata
- Price: $ · Murtabak from around $8.50, depending on filling and size
- Must-try: Mutton murtabak, Roti prata, Teh tarik
- Where: 697-699 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198675
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 7am-11pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak Malay nasi lemak (hawker) · $
A family-run Muslim hawker stall at Adam Road Food Centre, serving basmati coconut-rice nasi lemak since 1998. It opens at 7am and is a well-known breakfast stop, with long queues on weekends.
- Cuisine: Malay nasi lemak (hawker)
- Price: $ · Royal Rumble set around $7 (April 2026)
- Must-try: Royal Rumble set, Nasi lemak with fried chicken wing
- Where: 2 Adam Road, #01-02, Adam Road Food Centre, Singapore 289876
- Area: Bukit Timah / Adam Road
- Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens
- Hours: Sat-Thu 7am-3pm; closed Fri
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Hjh Maimunah (Jalan Pisang) Malay and Indonesian nasi padang · $
A MUIS-certified nasi padang restaurant near Sultan Mosque that opens at 7:30am with a wide spread of Malay and Indonesian dishes. Go early for the fullest selection, as popular dishes run out.
- Cuisine: Malay and Indonesian nasi padang
- Price: $ · Dishes from around $1.50; beef rendang from around $4.50
- Must-try: Beef rendang, Tahu telor, Sundanese grilled chicken
- Where: 11 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199078
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Jalan Besar
- Hours: Mon-Sat 7:30am-7pm; closed Sun
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Springleaf Prata Place (Springleaf Garden) Prata and murtabak · $
The original outlet of a MUIS-certified prata chain known for creative pratas such as the Plaster Blaster and its Ultimate Murtabak. It opens at 8am, and MUIS lists more than a dozen other certified outlets, including NEWest, Junction 10 and HarbourFront Centre.
- Cuisine: Prata and murtabak
- Price: $ · Plain prata from around $2; Plaster Blaster around $7
- Must-try: Plaster Blaster, Ultimate Murtabak, Plain prata
- Where: 1 Thong Soon Avenue, Springleaf Garden, Singapore 787431
- Area: Springleaf / Upper Thomson
- Nearest MRT: Springleaf
- Hours: Daily 8am-11pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant Indian-Muslim and Malay · $
A MUIS-certified Indian-Muslim restaurant on Cheong Chin Nam Road in Bukit Timah with a large menu of prata, murtabak and Malay and Thai dishes. It opens at 7am and runs into the early hours.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim and Malay
- Price: $ · Plain prata from around $2.10
- Must-try: Prata, Murtabak
- Where: 11 & 12 Cheong Chin Nam Road, Singapore 599736
- Area: Bukit Timah
- Nearest MRT: Beauty World
- Hours: Mon 7am-1:30am; Tue-Sun 7am-3am
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Casuarina Curry Prata and murtabak · $
A MUIS-certified prata restaurant off Upper Thomson Road that opens at 7am daily, with more than 35 prata variations, from plain and egg to banana, cheese and durian, plus dosai, biryani and mutton curry. A second certified outlet is on MacPherson Road.
- Cuisine: Prata and murtabak
- Price: $
- Must-try: Prata (more than 35 variations), Dosai, Mutton curry
- Where: 136-138 Casuarina Road, Singapore 579526
- Area: Upper Thomson
- Nearest MRT: Upper Thomson
- Hours: Sun-Thu 7am-11pm; Fri-Sat 7am-11:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Queenstown Lontong Malay breakfast (hawker) · $
A Muslim-owned hawker stall at Margaret Drive Hawker Centre that opens at 6:30am, serving lontong, mee soto, mee rebus, nasi lemak and soto ayam at around $4 each.
- Cuisine: Malay breakfast (hawker)
- Price: $ · From around $4 (lontong, mee soto, mee rebus, nasi lemak and soto ayam)
- Must-try: Lontong, Mee soto, Mee rebus
- Where: 38A Margaret Drive, #01-27, Margaret Drive Hawker Centre, Singapore 142038
- Area: Queenstown
- Nearest MRT: Queenstown
- Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-2pm (Wed from 8am); Sat-Sun 6:30am-12pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
The $2.50 Shop Malay breakfast and kueh (hawker) · $
A Muslim-owned stall at Kukoh 21 Food Centre that opens at 4:30am, with more than 14 items, including nasi rawon, lontong and mee goreng, at around $2.50 each, plus kueh such as ondeh ondeh.
- Cuisine: Malay breakfast and kueh (hawker)
- Price: $ · Most dishes around $2.50; kueh around $0.80 each
- Must-try: Nasi rawon, Lontong, Mee goreng
- Where: 1 Jalan Kukoh, #01-16, Kukoh 21 Food Centre, Singapore 161001
- Area: Chinatown / Outram
- Nearest MRT: Outram Park
- Hours: Daily 4:30am-2pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Sinar Harapan Malay (lontong and nasi ambeng) · $
A Muslim-owned stall at Haig Road Market & Food Centre, known for lontong with sambal egg and lemak gravy and a loaded nasi ambeng. It opens only four days a week, from Sunday to Wednesday.
- Cuisine: Malay (lontong and nasi ambeng)
- Price: $ · Lontong from around $5.50; nasi ambeng around $9
- Must-try: Lontong, Lontong kering, Nasi ambeng
- Where: 14 Haig Road, #01-12, Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore 430014
- Area: Geylang Serai / Haig Road
- Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar
- Hours: Sun-Wed 8:30am-4pm; closed Thu-Sat
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Kopi & Tarts (City Square Mall) Kopitiam-style coffee and tarts · $
A halal kopitiam-style coffee concept that pairs kopi with freshly baked egg tarts, puffs and pastries, opening at 8am. MUIS lists more than 20 certified outlets, including Funan, Suntec City, The Centrepoint and The Heeren.
- Cuisine: Kopitiam-style coffee and tarts
- Price: $
- Must-try: Egg tarts, Kopi, Puffs
- Where: 180 Kitchener Road, #B1-23, City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
- Area: Farrer Park
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: Daily 8am-9pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Hanis Cafe & Bakery (PLQ) Cafe and bakery · $
A MUIS-certified cafe and bakery in the basement of PLQ Mall that opens at 8am daily, a convenient halal breakfast stop near Paya Lebar MRT. Another certified outlet is at Eastpoint Mall.
- Cuisine: Cafe and bakery
- Price: $
- Where: 10 Paya Lebar Road, #B2-18, PLQ Mall, Singapore 409057
- Area: Paya Lebar
- Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar
- Hours: Daily 8am-10pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Penny University (Wisma Geylang Serai) Brunch cafe · $$
A Muslim-owned brunch cafe at Wisma Geylang Serai; its original Jalan Klapa cafe in Kampong Glam closed in May 2026, while this outlet continues. It opens at 8am on weekends for eggs Benedict and buttermilk chicken on waffles. It is not in the MUIS halal directory.
- Cuisine: Brunch cafe
- Price: $$ · Classic eggs Benedict from around $19++; buttermilk chicken on waffles from around $25++
- Must-try: Classic eggs Benedict, Buttermilk chicken on waffles
- Where: 1 Engku Aman Turn, #01-06, Wisma Geylang Serai, Singapore 408528
- Area: Geylang Serai
- Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar
- Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat-Sun 8am-6pm; closed Mon
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Small Batch Garden cafe · $$
A Muslim-owned cafe at the Jacob Ballas Children's Garden in the Singapore Botanic Gardens that opens at 8am, best known for a build-your-own breakfast board of eggs, proteins, vegetables and a sweet option.
- Cuisine: Garden cafe
- Price: $$ · Build-your-own brunch board from around $15.90++
- Must-try: Build Your Own Board
- Where: 1H Cluny Road, #01-K1, Jacob Ballas Children's Garden, Singapore 259604
- Area: Botanic Gardens
- Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens
- Hours: Tue-Fri 8am-5pm; Sat-Sun 8am-6pm; closed Mon except PH
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Anna's Sourdough bakery cafe · $$
A MUIS-certified sourdough bakery cafe at Oasis Terraces in Punggol that opens at 8:30am, with sourdough bakes and sharing boards. Closing times differ between listings, so check before an evening visit.
- Cuisine: Sourdough bakery cafe
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Sourdough bakes, Sharing boards
- Where: 681 Punggol Drive, #01-04, Oasis Terraces, Singapore 820681
- Area: Punggol
- Nearest MRT: Oasis (LRT) / Punggol
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Beyond Pancakes (City Square Mall) Dutch pancakes · $
A MUIS-certified Dutch pancake cafe at City Square Mall that opens at 9am daily, serving pannekoek pancakes and rolls. A second certified outlet is at Marina Square.
- Cuisine: Dutch pancakes
- Price: $ · From around $8.90++
- Must-try: Dutch pancakes, Cinnamon Pannekoek Rolls, De Worsten
- Where: 180 Kitchener Road, #02-35/36, City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
- Area: Farrer Park
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: Daily 9am-10pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
The Secret Garden by Zeekri French-style cafe and brasserie · $$
A Muslim-owned, French-inspired cafe on Baghdad Street, listed as an SMCCI Muslim-Owned Establishment rather than MUIS-certified. Pastries and coffee are served from 9am daily, with a brunch menu on weekend mornings.
- Cuisine: French-style cafe and brasserie
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Garden Breakfast, Smoked salmon eggs Benedict, Croque Madame
- Where: 19 Baghdad Street, #01-19, Singapore 199658
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily from 9am; weekend brunch Sat-Sun 9am-12:30pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street) Bagel sandwiches · $
A Muslim-owned bagel shop known for thick bagel sandwiches with scrambled egg, such as the GTFBagel with chicken ham, hash brown and truffle mayo. It is not MUIS-certified, and it opens at 10:30am, so it suits a late breakfast.
- Cuisine: Bagel sandwiches
- Price: $ · Stuffed bagels from around $15
- Must-try: GTFBagel, Otah bagel with egg
- Where: 27 Arab Street, Singapore 199726
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 10:30am-8:30pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Things Delicious | All-day brunch cafe and bakery | $$ | Kampong Glam | MUIS-certified |
| Singapore Zam Zam | Indian-Muslim murtabak and prata | $ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak | Malay nasi lemak (hawker) | $ | Bukit Timah / Adam Road | Muslim-owned |
| Hjh Maimunah (Jalan Pisang) | Malay and Indonesian nasi padang | $ | Kampong Glam | MUIS-certified |
| Springleaf Prata Place (Springleaf Garden) | Prata and murtabak | $ | Springleaf / Upper Thomson | MUIS-certified |
| Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant | Indian-Muslim and Malay | $ | Bukit Timah | MUIS-certified |
| Casuarina Curry | Prata and murtabak | $ | Upper Thomson | MUIS-certified |
| Queenstown Lontong | Malay breakfast (hawker) | $ | Queenstown | Muslim-owned |
| The $2.50 Shop | Malay breakfast and kueh (hawker) | $ | Chinatown / Outram | Muslim-owned |
| Sinar Harapan | Malay (lontong and nasi ambeng) | $ | Geylang Serai / Haig Road | Muslim-owned |
| Kopi & Tarts (City Square Mall) | Kopitiam-style coffee and tarts | $ | Farrer Park | MUIS-certified |
| Hanis Cafe & Bakery (PLQ) | Cafe and bakery | $ | Paya Lebar | MUIS-certified |
| Penny University (Wisma Geylang Serai) | Brunch cafe | $$ | Geylang Serai | Muslim-owned |
| Small Batch | Garden cafe | $$ | Botanic Gardens | Muslim-owned |
| Anna's | Sourdough bakery cafe | $$ | Punggol | MUIS-certified |
| Beyond Pancakes (City Square Mall) | Dutch pancakes | $ | Farrer Park | MUIS-certified |
| The Secret Garden by Zeekri | French-style cafe and brasserie | $$ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street) | Bagel sandwiches | $ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
Your questions answered
Where can I get a halal breakfast in Singapore early in the morning?
The $2.50 Shop at Kukoh 21 Food Centre opens at 4:30am, Queenstown Lontong at 6:30am, and Zam Zam, Al-Azhar, Casuarina Curry and Selera Rasa at 7am. Hjh Maimunah on Jalan Pisang opens at 7:30am, and All Things Delicious, Springleaf Prata Place, Kopi & Tarts and Hanis Cafe & Bakery open at 8am.
Which halal breakfast places are MUIS-certified?
All Things Delicious, Hjh Maimunah (Jalan Pisang), Springleaf Prata Place, Al-Azhar, Casuarina Curry, Kopi & Tarts, Hanis Cafe & Bakery, Anna's and Beyond Pancakes were all listed in the MUIS halal directory when checked in October 2026. Zam Zam, Selera Rasa, Wooly's Bagels, Penny University, Small Batch and the hawker stalls in this guide are Muslim-owned but not MUIS-certified.
How much does a halal breakfast cost in Singapore?
Hawker breakfasts are the cheapest, from around $2.50 at The $2.50 Shop and around $4 for lontong or mee soto at Queenstown Lontong, while Selera Rasa's Royal Rumble nasi lemak set is around $7. Plain prata starts from around $2. Cafe brunch plates run from around $16 to $25 before service charge and GST.
What is the best area for halal breakfast in Singapore?
Kampong Glam, near Bugis MRT, has the densest cluster: MUIS-certified All Things Delicious and Hjh Maimunah, Zam Zam for prata and murtabak, and Muslim-owned The Secret Garden by Zeekri and Wooly's Bagels. Geylang Serai and Haig Road are the other hubs for Malay breakfast, with Sinar Harapan and Penny University.
Where can I get halal brunch on weekends?
Penny University at Wisma Geylang Serai opens at 8am on Saturdays and Sundays, The Secret Garden by Zeekri serves weekend brunch from 9am to 12:30pm, and Small Batch at the Botanic Gardens opens at 8am. All Things Delicious and Anna's serve brunch daily.
Do I need to book for a halal breakfast?
Hawker stalls and prata shops do not take bookings, and stalls such as Selera Rasa can have long weekend queues. For weekend brunch at Kampong Glam or Geylang Serai cafes, arrive before 10am or check each cafe's own booking channel.
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