Halal Chinese food in Singapore spans Cantonese dim sum, Hong Kong-style tea houses, Lanzhou and Xinjiang hand-pulled beef noodles, and halal zi char. Dim sum is the strongest category: The Dim Sum Place, Tang Tea House, Streats, Enak Enak and 89.7 Supper Club are all MUIS-certified, and several stay open past midnight or round the clock. Most dim sum baskets cost $3-8, a bowl of hand-pulled beef noodles from around $11, and zi char dishes $10-27, with Loong Dim Sum in Boat Quay at the dressier end. Halal dim sum swaps pork for chicken, prawn or beef in siew mai and buns, and certification is per outlet, so check the MUIS directory for the branch you plan to visit.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
The Dim Sum Place Halal Cantonese dim sum · $$
Often described as Singapore's most popular halal dim sum restaurant, serving chicken-and-prawn versions of classic dim sum. Its Centrepoint and Causeway Point outlets are listed in the MUIS directory; other outlets should be checked individually.
- Cuisine: Halal Cantonese dim sum
- Price: $$ · Most dim sum from around $6.90++ a basket (2025)
- Must-try: Deep-fried chicken siew mai with shrimp, Crystal shrimp dumpling, Steamed chicken and mala xiao long bao, Egg tarts
- Where: 176 Orchard Road, #B1-07, The Centrepoint, Singapore 238843
- Area: Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Somerset
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Loong Dim Sum Modern halal dim sum and Chinese · $$$
Four-storey Boat Quay restaurant focused on reimagined halal dim sum and Chinese mains, with a private event space on the top floor. Press coverage describes it as Muslim-owned and halal-certified, but it could not be found in a MUIS directory search, so it is listed here as Muslim-owned.
- Cuisine: Modern halal dim sum and Chinese
- Price: $$$ · Dim sum from $4.80++; curated eight-item dim sum course $38.80++ (January 2026)
- Must-try: Signature Juicy Bao (xiao long bao), Siew mai with caviar, Chilli crab yam dumpling, Slow-braised beef tendon
- Where: 10 North Canal Road, Level 1, Singapore 048823
- Area: Boat Quay / CBD
- Nearest MRT: Raffles Place
- Hours: Daily 11am-11pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Tang Tea House Halal dim sum and zi char tea house · $
Late-night tea house chain serving traditional dim sum alongside zi char, with most outlets open until 11pm or 2am. The Jalan Kayu flagship and outlets at Tampines, Marina Square, Changi Village, Jurong West, Causeway Point, Northpoint City and Bedok Road (as Tang Tea House Hong Kong Cafe) are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Halal dim sum and zi char tea house
- Price: $ · Pan-fried carrot cake $3.80++; multi-flavour buns $8.20++; nothing above $10 (2025)
- Must-try: Pan-fried carrot cake, Multi-flavour buns, Har kow
- Where: 242/244 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799466
- Area: Seletar / Jalan Kayu
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Streats Hong Kong Cafe Hong Kong cafe and dim sum · $$
Hong Kong-style cafe serving dim sum, claypot dishes and HK French toast. The City Square Mall outlet is listed in the MUIS directory as Streats Cafe.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong cafe and dim sum
- Price: $$ · Salted egg yolk custard buns $4.80; Sichuan dumplings $8.80; HK carrot cake with XO sauce $9.80
- Must-try: Molten salted egg yolk custard buns, Sichuan dumplings with chilli sauce, French toast
- Where: 180 Kitchener Road, #01-01/03, City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
- Area: Farrer Park
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: Daily 11am-10pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Enak Enak Hong Kong Tea House Late-night halal dim sum · $
Family restaurant known for late-night dim sum. Its Hongkong Tim Sum stall and other stalls at Bedok Shopping Complex are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Late-night halal dim sum
- Price: $ · Golden sand buns from around $4.30; Shanghai dumpling with chilli crab $6.50
- Must-try: Shanghai steamed dumpling with chilli crab, Golden sand buns, Salted egg sotong
- Where: 342 Bedok Road, Bedok Shopping Complex, Singapore 469524
- Area: Bedok
- Hours: Daily 11am-4am
- Halal: MUIS-certified
89.7 Supper Club 24-hour halal food court with dim sum · $
Round-the-clock halal food court whose dim sum stall sits alongside seafood, chicken rice and Western stalls. Stalls at both the Changi Village and Geylang East outlets are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: 24-hour halal food court with dim sum
- Price: $ · Steamed chicken dumplings $3.20; chicken feet $2.20; coffee buns $1.80
- Must-try: Steamed chicken dumplings, Chicken feet, BBQ chicken pau
- Where: 5 Changi Village Road, #01-2035, Singapore 500005
- Area: Changi Village
- Hours: Daily 24 hours
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Dajie Makan Place Halal yong tau foo, mala and dim sum · $
No-frills Clementi eatery serving halal yong tau foo, mala hotpot, congee and dim sum. It also has outlets in Bukit Batok, Yishun and Bedok, all listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Halal yong tau foo, mala and dim sum
- Price: $ · Yong tau foo and mala hotpot from $3
- Must-try: Yong tau foo, Mala hotpot, Siew mai
- Where: 354 Clementi Avenue 2, #01-253, Clementi Avenue 2 Shopping Centre, Singapore 120354
- Area: Clementi
- Nearest MRT: Clementi
- Hours: Daily 10am-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Yi Zun Noodle Xinjiang-style hand-pulled beef noodles · $
Described as Singapore's first halal-certified restaurant specialising in Chinese hand-pulled beef noodles. Outlets at Marina Square, City Square Mall and Joo Chiat Road are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Xinjiang-style hand-pulled beef noodles
- Price: $ · Signature beef noodles $10.80; mutton skewers $3.50 (2023)
- Must-try: Signature hand-pulled beef noodles, Mutton skewers
- Where: 6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-103, Marina Square, Singapore 039594
- Area: Marina Centre
- Nearest MRT: Promenade
- Hours: Daily 9:30am-3pm, 5pm-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles Lanzhou hand-pulled beef noodles · $
Lanzhou noodle chain whose chefs hand-pull eight noodle shapes to order in a clear beef broth simmered daily with more than 15 herbs and spices. Around a dozen outlets, including Westgate, Chinatown Point and Suntec City, are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Lanzhou hand-pulled beef noodles
- Price: $
- Must-try: Signature beef noodles, Mala spicy beef noodles
- Where: 3 Gateway Drive, #B1-28A, Westgate, Singapore 608532
- Area: Jurong East
- Nearest MRT: Jurong East
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Mackenzie Rex Restaurant Old-school halal Chinese and chicken rice · $$
Old-school halal Chinese restaurant established in 1966 at the Prinsep Street roundabout, known for halal chicken rice and zi char at prices considered reasonable for the area. Its Prinsep Street and Changi Road outlets are listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Old-school halal Chinese and chicken rice
- Price: $$ · A group of seven spent just under $80 (2025)
- Must-try: Halal chicken rice, Chilli crab, Steamed grouper
- Where: 66 Prinsep Street, #01-01, Singapore 188668
- Area: Rochor / Bras Basah
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Jiak Modern Tze Char Modern halal zi char · $$
Air-conditioned halal zi char restaurant at HillV2 with Chinese-style dishes such as eggplant with minced chicken and prawn paste chicken. Listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Modern halal zi char
- Price: $$ · Set lunch $12.80; eggplant with minced chicken $10; kopi-O chicken $12 (2025)
- Must-try: Claypot fish head curry, Kopi-O chicken, Prawn paste chicken
- Where: 4 Hillview Rise, #02-04, HillV2, Singapore 667979
- Area: Hillview
- Nearest MRT: Hillview
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Segar Restaurant Halal zi char · $$
Muslim-owned zi char restaurant in Chinatown Point serving wok-fried noodles, hotplate beef and seafood. Listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Halal zi char
- Price: $$ · Mee goreng and fried kway teow $7.50++; hotplate ginger and parsley beef $16++ (2024)
- Must-try: Hotplate ginger and parsley beef, Oat prawns, Fried kway teow
- Where: 133 New Bridge Road, #B2-39/40/41, Chinatown Point, Singapore 059413
- Area: Chinatown
- Nearest MRT: Chinatown
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Taiwan Culture Taiwanese · $$
Halal Taiwanese restaurant in the Changi Airport Terminal 2 public area, serving classics such as beef noodles and omelette rice round the clock. Listed in the MUIS directory.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese
- Price: $$ · Prawn omelette rice $9.90++; A3 wagyu beef la mian $25.90++
- Must-try: A3 Wagyu Beef La Mian, Prawn Omelette Rice
- Where: 60 Airport Boulevard, #03-11/12, Changi Airport Terminal 2, Singapore 819643
- Area: Changi Airport
- Nearest MRT: Changi Airport
- Hours: Daily 24 hours
- Halal: MUIS-certified
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Dim Sum Place | Halal Cantonese dim sum | $$ | Orchard | MUIS-certified |
| Loong Dim Sum | Modern halal dim sum and Chinese | $$$ | Boat Quay / CBD | Muslim-owned |
| Tang Tea House | Halal dim sum and zi char tea house | $ | Seletar / Jalan Kayu | MUIS-certified |
| Streats Hong Kong Cafe | Hong Kong cafe and dim sum | $$ | Farrer Park | MUIS-certified |
| Enak Enak Hong Kong Tea House | Late-night halal dim sum | $ | Bedok | MUIS-certified |
| 89.7 Supper Club | 24-hour halal food court with dim sum | $ | Changi Village | MUIS-certified |
| Dajie Makan Place | Halal yong tau foo, mala and dim sum | $ | Clementi | MUIS-certified |
| Yi Zun Noodle | Xinjiang-style hand-pulled beef noodles | $ | Marina Centre | MUIS-certified |
| Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles | Lanzhou hand-pulled beef noodles | $ | Jurong East | MUIS-certified |
| Mackenzie Rex Restaurant | Old-school halal Chinese and chicken rice | $$ | Rochor / Bras Basah | MUIS-certified |
| Jiak Modern Tze Char | Modern halal zi char | $$ | Hillview | MUIS-certified |
| Segar Restaurant | Halal zi char | $$ | Chinatown | MUIS-certified |
| Taiwan Culture | Taiwanese | $$ | Changi Airport | MUIS-certified |
Your questions answered
Where can I get halal dim sum in Singapore?
The Dim Sum Place, Tang Tea House, Streats Hong Kong Cafe, Enak Enak and 89.7 Supper Club all have MUIS-certified outlets serving dim sum. Loong Dim Sum in Boat Quay offers a more upmarket halal dim sum menu and is Muslim-owned.
Is there 24-hour halal dim sum?
89.7 Supper Club in Changi Village and Geylang East is open 24 hours, as is Taiwan Culture at Changi Airport T2. Enak Enak at Bedok Shopping Complex runs until 4am, and most Tang Tea House outlets stay open until 11pm or 2am.
What do halal Chinese restaurants use instead of pork?
Dishes that traditionally use pork, such as siew mai, char siew buns and xiao long bao, are made with chicken, prawn or beef instead. Beef is also central to halal Lanzhou and Xinjiang noodle shops such as Tongue Tip and Yi Zun.
How much does halal Chinese food cost?
Dim sum baskets mostly cost $3-8, and hand-pulled beef noodles start from around $11. Zi char dishes at places like Segar Restaurant and Jiak run around $7.50-27 each, while Loong Dim Sum's eight-item course is $38.80++.
How do I check if a Chinese restaurant is halal-certified?
Search the outlet name on the MUIS halal directory at halal.muis.gov.sg, or look for the MUIS certificate at the restaurant. Certification is per outlet and renewed yearly, so one branch of a chain being certified does not guarantee another is.
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