The best halal restaurants in Singapore range from heritage spots like Hjh Maimunah, Zam Zam and Bismillah Biryani to halal-certified hotel buffets such as Carousel and StraitsKitchen, and halal fine-dining picks like The Malayan Council and Charr'd. Styles cover Malay and Indonesian nasi padang, Indian-Muslim biryani and prata, halal dim sum and zi char, Japanese ramen and wagyu, Italian and Western grills. Prices start from around $2 for prata and run past $100 a head at hotel buffets and steakhouses. Kampong Glam around Sultan Mosque has the densest cluster, with more options in Orchard, Geylang Serai and the east, and in the heartlands from Springleaf to Hillview. Each entry says whether a venue is MUIS-certified, halal-certified according to a named source, or Muslim-owned. Statuses change, so check the MUIS halal directory before you go.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
- Hjh Maimunah Restaurant (Jalan Pisang)
- The Malayan Council
- Carousel (Royal Plaza on Scotts)
- StraitsKitchen (Grand Hyatt Singapore)
- Peppermint (PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay)
- Charr'd
- Cherry & Oak
- Gyusei Gyukatsu Wagyu-Steakhouse
- The Dim Sum Place (The Centrepoint)
- Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu)
- Restaurant Aisyah
- Jiak Modern Tze Char
- Chopstix & Rice
- Kucina Italian Restaurant
- Positano Risto
- The Ramen Stall
- Bismillah Biryani
- Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant
- Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street)
- Springleaf Prata Place (Thong Soon Avenue)
- Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant
- Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak
- Spize (Bedok Road)
The list
Hjh Maimunah Restaurant (Jalan Pisang) Malay / Indonesian nasi padang · $
A long-running nasi padang restaurant near Sultan Mosque with a large daily spread of Malay and Indonesian dishes. It held a Michelin Bib Gourmand in earlier editions but is not on the 2026 list, and it is still one of Kampong Glam's busiest lunch counters. The brand also runs a Joo Chiat restaurant and 11 'Mini' food-court outlets.
- Cuisine: Malay / Indonesian nasi padang
- Price: $ · Dishes from around $1.50; beef rendang from around $4.50
- Must-try: Beef rendang, Sambal telur, Bergedil
- Where: 11 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199078
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Mon-Sat 7:30am-7pm; closed Sun
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Eatbook, June 2026)
The Malayan Council Malay-Western fusion · $$$
A Muslim-owned restaurant group that calls itself refined halal dining, mixing Malay flavours with Western plating. It is a common pick for a halal date night or celebration. Its official site lists outlets on Bussorah Street, Dunlop Street and Winstedt Road, at Esplanade, and at 3 Fullerton Road by the river. Its halal status is self-declared; no MUIS certificate could be confirmed.
- Cuisine: Malay-Western fusion
- Price: $$$
- Must-try: Lobster belado, Fish and chips, Ondeh ondeh cake
- Where: 71 Bussorah Street, Singapore
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 11am-11pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Carousel (Royal Plaza on Scotts) International buffet · $$$$
One of Singapore's best-known halal hotel buffets, just off Orchard Road, with seafood, Japanese, Indian and Mediterranean counters and rotating themed spreads. The hotel says all food at Carousel is certified halal by MUIS. It may serve alcoholic drinks.
- Cuisine: International buffet
- Price: $$$$ · Weekday lunch from around $72++; dinner from around $92++ per adult (Oct 2026)
- Must-try: Premium seafood dinner buffet, Lobster claws lunch buffet
- Where: 25 Scotts Road, Royal Plaza on Scotts, Singapore 228220
- Area: Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Hours: Lunch daily 12pm-2pm; dinner daily 6:30pm-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
StraitsKitchen (Grand Hyatt Singapore) Local hawker-style buffet · $$$$
Grand Hyatt's halal-certified buffet focuses on Chinese, Malay and Indian street food cooked at open stations, from satay and laksa to roti prata and butter chicken. It suits visitors who want a sampler of local food in one sitting.
- Cuisine: Local hawker-style buffet
- Price: $$$$ · Lunch from around $72++ (Sun-Thu); dinner from around $80++ (Sun-Thu) per adult (Oct 2026)
- Must-try: Satay, Laksa, Roti prata
- Where: Grand Hyatt Singapore, Lobby Level, 10 Scotts Road, Singapore 228211
- Area: Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Hours: Breakfast daily 6:30am-10:30am; lunch 12pm-2:30pm; dinner 6pm-9:30pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Peppermint (PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay) International buffet · $$$$
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay's halal-certified buffet, known for rotating themed spreads and a Josper grill. From 1 November 2026 to 1 January 2027 it runs a festive Roast & Grill buffet that includes Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas Day lunch. It is popular for birthdays and office celebrations.
- Cuisine: International buffet
- Price: $$$$ · Lunch from around $72++ (Mon-Thu); dinner from around $98++ (Sun-Wed) per adult (to 31 Oct 2026)
- Must-try: Josper-grilled roasts, Seafood, Themed regional spreads
- Where: 6 Raffles Boulevard, Level 4, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore 039594
- Area: Marina Bay
- Nearest MRT: Promenade
- Hours: Daily 6:30am-10pm; buffet lunch Mon-Thu 12pm-2:30pm, Fri-Sun and PH 12pm-3pm; dinner daily 6:30pm-10pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified
Charr'd Wagyu steakhouse · $$$$
A halal steakhouse on Changi Road that specialises in Japanese Kuroge A5 wagyu, sold by weight and served with house sauces. It is one of the few places in Singapore where Muslim diners can get halal-certified A5 wagyu.
- Cuisine: Wagyu steakhouse
- Price: $$$$ · A5 Kuroge wagyu from around $38 per 100g (sirloin); ribeye around $48 per 100g; hanger steak around $28++ (June 2026)
- Must-try: A5 Kuroge ribeye, A5 Kuroge sirloin, Hanger steak
- Where: 324F Changi Road, Singapore 419799
- Area: Eunos / Kembangan
- Nearest MRT: Eunos
- Hours: Tue-Sun 11am-10pm; closed Mon
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Eatbook; MUIS-certified per The Money Bees, June 2026)
Cherry & Oak Smokehouse / steakhouse · $$$
A halal smokehouse on Owen Road that serves wood-smoked meats with Asian sides such as nasi lemak bakar. It comes from the team behind the Muslim-owned steakhouse ASAP & Co, and Time Out's 2026 halal list includes it.
- Cuisine: Smokehouse / steakhouse
- Price: $$$ · Black Angus tomahawk (1.6kg, serves four) around $168
- Must-try: Black Angus tomahawk, Silver Hill Irish duck, Nasi lemak bakar
- Where: 95 Owen Road, Singapore 218907
- Area: Farrer Park
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: Daily 11am-10pm (Time Out, March 2026)
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Gyusei Gyukatsu Wagyu-Steakhouse Japanese wagyu gyukatsu · $$$
Opened in early 2026 at Hotel Clover, this restaurant serves breaded A5 wagyu cutlets (gyukatsu) as sets. Eatbook describes it as halal-certified, which makes it a newer halal option for Japanese fine-casual dining.
- Cuisine: Japanese wagyu gyukatsu
- Price: $$$ · Sets from around $29++; A5 wagyu ribeye gyukatsu set around $69++ (Feb 2026)
- Must-try: A5 wagyu ribeye gyukatsu set, Menchikatsu
- Where: 775 North Bridge Road, Hotel Clover, Singapore 198743
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Lavender
- Hours: Tue-Thu & Sun 12pm-10pm; Fri-Sat 12pm-10:30pm; closed Mon
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Eatbook, Feb 2026)
The Dim Sum Place (The Centrepoint) Cantonese dim sum · $$
Often named Singapore's most popular halal dim sum restaurant, serving chicken-and-prawn versions of the classics. The Orchard outlet is in The Centrepoint basement. The North Bridge Road branch stays open until 12:30am on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Cuisine: Cantonese dim sum
- Price: $$ · Crystal shrimp dumplings and chicken siew mai around $6.90++ (2025)
- Must-try: Deep-fried chicken siew mai with shrimp, Crystal shrimp dumpling, Egg tarts
- Where: 176 Orchard Road, #B1-07, The Centrepoint, Singapore 238843
- Area: Orchard
- Nearest MRT: Somerset
- Hours: Mon-Thu 10:30am-9:30pm; Fri-Sun 10am-10pm
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Time Out, 2026, and Eatbook)
Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu) Dim sum and zi char tea house · $
A late-opening halal tea house chain serving traditional dim sum alongside zi char. The Jalan Kayu flagship is a supper favourite. The official site also lists outlets at Simpang Bedok, Tampines, Marina Square, Changi Village, Jurong West, Causeway Point and Northpoint City.
- Cuisine: Dim sum and zi char tea house
- Price: $ · Har kow around $4.90++; most dim sum under $10 (2025)
- Must-try: Pan-fried carrot cake, Golden sand buns, Har kow
- Where: 242 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799466
- Area: Seletar / Jalan Kayu
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-midnight; Fri, Sat and eve of PH 11am-2am
- Halal: Halal (per official site and Eatbook, 2025)
Restaurant Aisyah Xinjiang Chinese · $$
A Muslim-owned Xinjiang restaurant on Arab Street known for hand-pulled noodles, dumplings and mutton skewers. It is a good pick for halal Chinese food that goes beyond dim sum.
- Cuisine: Xinjiang Chinese
- Price: $$ · Noodles from around $16.90++; five mutton skewers around $19++
- Must-try: Spicy dry beef noodles, Beef shank noodles, Spicy sauce dumplings
- Where: 25 Arab Street, Singapore 199724
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-9pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Jiak Modern Tze Char Modern halal zi char · $$
An air-conditioned halal zi char restaurant at HillV2 with close to 60 Chinese-style dishes. An October 2025 review confirms it is still operating, and it is one of the few halal family-dinner zi char options in the west.
- Cuisine: Modern halal zi char
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Claypot fish head curry, Kopi-O chicken, Prawn paste chicken
- Where: 4 Hillview Rise, #02-04, HillV2, Singapore 667979
- Area: Hillview
- Nearest MRT: Hillview
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-9:30pm
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Eatbook and HalalTrip)
Chopstix & Rice Indonesian · $$
A nasi padang name that started at Orchard Towers in 2002 and moved to Suntec City in 2023. It serves Indonesian classics, nasi padang sets at lunch and an a la carte Indonesian dinner buffet. Eatbook (June 2025) describes it as halal-certified.
- Cuisine: Indonesian
- Price: $$ · Dinner buffet around $35.90 per person (from July 2025)
- Must-try: Beef rendang, Ayam goreng belado, Sayur lodeh
- Where: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #B1-100/101, Suntec City Tower 4, Singapore 038983
- Area: Marina Centre (Suntec)
- Nearest MRT: Promenade
- Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-4pm, 5pm-9:30pm (weekend hours: check before visiting)
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Eatbook, June 2025)
Kucina Italian Restaurant Italian · $$
A halal-certified Italian restaurant in KINEX mall serving pastas, risotto and pizzas. Time Out's 2026 halal list includes it as a casual pick for halal Italian food in the east.
- Cuisine: Italian
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Pasta, Risotto, Pizza
- Where: 11 Tanjong Katong Road, #B1-09/10, KINEX, Singapore 437157
- Area: Paya Lebar
- Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar
- Hours: Daily 12pm-10pm
- Halal: Halal-certified (per Time Out, March 2026)
Positano Risto Southern Italian · $$
A Muslim-owned Italian restaurant on Bussorah Street. Its official site says it uses only halal ingredients and serves no alcohol. It focuses on pizzas, calzones and pastas.
- Cuisine: Southern Italian
- Price: $$
- Must-try: Pizza, Calzone, Pasta
- Where: 66 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199479
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Sun-Thu 12pm-10pm; Fri-Sat 12pm-11pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
The Ramen Stall Japanese chicken-broth ramen · $$
A halal ramen restaurant in Kampong Glam whose chicken collagen broth is reported to be slow-cooked for over 30 hours. It is known for its spicy Volcano Ramen and for staying open late.
- Cuisine: Japanese chicken-broth ramen
- Price: $$ · Volcano Ramen from around $13.90++
- Must-try: Volcano Ramen
- Where: 787 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198755
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-1am; Fri-Sat and eve of PH 11am-2am
- Halal: Halal-certified (per DiveDeals, May 2026)
Bismillah Biryani Dum biryani · $$
A Little India biryani specialist on Dunlop Street that is on the 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand list and has kept the distinction in every edition. Meat and rice are cooked together dum-style. MissLobang (2026) and Eatbook describe it as Muslim-owned but not MUIS-certified.
- Cuisine: Dum biryani
- Price: $$ · Chicken dum biryani from around $9; young mutton around $15 (Sept 2026)
- Must-try: Young mutton dum biryani, Chicken dum biryani
- Where: 50 Dunlop Street, Singapore 209379
- Area: Little India
- Nearest MRT: Rochor
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant Indian-Muslim murtabak and biryani · $
Cooking opposite Sultan Mosque since 1908, Zam Zam is one of Singapore's best-known murtabak houses, with fillings including mutton, chicken and deer. MissLobang (2026) describes it as Muslim-owned but not MUIS-certified.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim murtabak and biryani
- Price: $ · Chicken biryani from around $9; mutton biryani around $10 (Sept 2026)
- Must-try: Mutton murtabak, Deer murtabak, Chicken biryani
- Where: 697-699 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198675
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 7am-11pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street) Bagels / brunch · $
A Muslim-owned bagel brand that started as a stall at Egg Stop on Rangoon Road and now runs shops in Joo Chiat and on Arab Street. Its thick bagel sandwiches use chicken ham and other halal-friendly fillings. Eatbook described the Arab Street shop as its biggest when it opened.
- Cuisine: Bagels / brunch
- Price: $ · Bagel sandwiches from around $10.50 (2024)
- Must-try: GTFBagel, Otah Kau, Barnyard Birdie
- Where: 27 Arab Street, Singapore 199726
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 10:30am-8:30pm
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Springleaf Prata Place (Thong Soon Avenue) Prata and murtabak · $
The Springleaf Garden outlet of a halal prata chain known for creative pratas and its loaded Ultimate Murtabak. MissLobang (Oct 2026) counts 13 MUIS-certified premises for the chain, and its NEWest mall outlet in West Coast is open 24 hours.
- Cuisine: Prata and murtabak
- Price: $ · Plaster Blaster around $7
- Must-try: Plaster Blaster, Ultimate Murtabak
- Where: 1 Thong Soon Avenue, Springleaf Garden, Singapore 787431
- Area: Springleaf / Upper Thomson
- Nearest MRT: Springleaf
- Hours: Daily 8am-11pm
- Halal: MUIS-certified (per MissLobang check of the MUIS register, Oct 2026)
Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant Indian-Muslim / mamak · $
A Bukit Timah supper institution across two shophouse units on Cheong Chin Nam Road, serving prata, naan, tandoori, and Malay and Thai dishes into the small hours. The Bukit Timah premises is MUIS-certified.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / mamak
- Price: $
- Must-try: Cheese naan, Butter chicken, Prata
- 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 (Time Out, July 2026)
- Halal: MUIS-certified (per MissLobang check of the MUIS register, Oct 2026)
Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak Malay nasi lemak (hawker) · $
A family-run Muslim hawker stall at Adam Road Food Centre that has served basmati-rice nasi lemak since 1998. It is a well-known breakfast and lunch stop, and weekend queues can be long.
- Cuisine: Malay nasi lemak (hawker)
- Price: $ · Royal Rumble set around $7 (April 2026)
- Must-try: Nasi lemak with fried chicken wing
- Where: 2 Adam Road, #01-02, Adam Road Food Centre, Singapore 289876
- Area: Adam Road / Bukit Timah
- Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens
- Hours: Sat-Thu 7am-3pm; closed Fri (GetGo, April 2026)
- Halal: Muslim-owned
Spize (Bedok Road) Multi-cuisine late-night eatery · $
A long-running late-night eatery at Simpang Bedok with a broad menu of Western grills, pastas and local and Indian dishes. Zabihah reports a halal certificate on display. Its certification lapsed briefly in 2022 during a renewal, so check the MUIS directory before you go.
- Cuisine: Multi-cuisine late-night eatery
- Price: $
- Must-try: Chicken pesto linguine, Steak, Nasi goreng
- Where: 338 Bedok Road, Bedok Shopping Complex, Singapore 469516
- Area: Simpang Bedok
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-2am; Fri-Sat 11am-3am
- Halal: Halal certificate displayed (per Zabihah, 2025); confirm on visit
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hjh Maimunah Restaurant (Jalan Pisang) | Malay / Indonesian nasi padang | $ | Kampong Glam | Halal-certified (per Eatbook, June 2026) |
| The Malayan Council | Malay-Western fusion | $$$ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Carousel (Royal Plaza on Scotts) | International buffet | $$$$ | Orchard | MUIS-certified |
| StraitsKitchen (Grand Hyatt Singapore) | Local hawker-style buffet | $$$$ | Orchard | MUIS-certified |
| Peppermint (PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay) | International buffet | $$$$ | Marina Bay | MUIS-certified |
| Charr'd | Wagyu steakhouse | $$$$ | Eunos / Kembangan | Halal-certified (per Eatbook; MUIS-certified per The Money Bees, June 2026) |
| Cherry & Oak | Smokehouse / steakhouse | $$$ | Farrer Park | Muslim-owned |
| Gyusei Gyukatsu Wagyu-Steakhouse | Japanese wagyu gyukatsu | $$$ | Kampong Glam | Halal-certified (per Eatbook, Feb 2026) |
| The Dim Sum Place (The Centrepoint) | Cantonese dim sum | $$ | Orchard | Halal-certified (per Time Out, 2026, and Eatbook) |
| Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu) | Dim sum and zi char tea house | $ | Seletar / Jalan Kayu | Halal (per official site and Eatbook, 2025) |
| Restaurant Aisyah | Xinjiang Chinese | $$ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Jiak Modern Tze Char | Modern halal zi char | $$ | Hillview | Halal-certified (per Eatbook and HalalTrip) |
| Chopstix & Rice | Indonesian | $$ | Marina Centre (Suntec) | Halal-certified (per Eatbook, June 2025) |
| Kucina Italian Restaurant | Italian | $$ | Paya Lebar | Halal-certified (per Time Out, March 2026) |
| Positano Risto | Southern Italian | $$ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| The Ramen Stall | Japanese chicken-broth ramen | $$ | Kampong Glam | Halal-certified (per DiveDeals, May 2026) |
| Bismillah Biryani | Dum biryani | $$ | Little India | Muslim-owned |
| Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant | Indian-Muslim murtabak and biryani | $ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Wooly's Bagels (Arab Street) | Bagels / brunch | $ | Kampong Glam | Muslim-owned |
| Springleaf Prata Place (Thong Soon Avenue) | Prata and murtabak | $ | Springleaf / Upper Thomson | MUIS-certified (per MissLobang check of the MUIS register, Oct 2026) |
| Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant | Indian-Muslim / mamak | $ | Bukit Timah | MUIS-certified (per MissLobang check of the MUIS register, Oct 2026) |
| Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak | Malay nasi lemak (hawker) | $ | Adam Road / Bukit Timah | Muslim-owned |
| Spize (Bedok Road) | Multi-cuisine late-night eatery | $ | Simpang Bedok | Halal certificate displayed (per Zabihah, 2025); confirm on visit |
Your questions answered
What are the best halal restaurants in Singapore?
Well-known picks include Hjh Maimunah for nasi padang, Zam Zam for murtabak, Bismillah Biryani (Michelin Bib Gourmand 2026) for biryani, The Dim Sum Place for halal dim sum, and Carousel and StraitsKitchen for halal-certified hotel buffets. For halal fine dining or a special occasion, The Malayan Council, Charr'd and Gyusei Gyukatsu are popular choices.
What is the difference between MUIS-certified and Muslim-owned restaurants?
A MUIS-certified restaurant holds a halal certificate from the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), which covers its ingredients, suppliers and kitchen processes. A Muslim-owned restaurant is run by Muslims and usually serves no pork or lard, but it has not necessarily been audited or certified. You can check any outlet in the MUIS halal directory at halal.muis.gov.sg. Certification is per outlet, so one branch of a chain can be certified while another is not.
Are there halal fine dining restaurants in Singapore?
Yes. The Malayan Council markets itself as refined halal dining and has outlets including one at Fullerton Waterboat House. Charr'd serves halal-certified A5 wagyu, and Gyusei Gyukatsu serves A5 wagyu gyukatsu. Hotel buffets such as Carousel, StraitsKitchen and Peppermint are halal-certified options for celebrations. See our separate halal fine dining guide for more.
How much does a meal at a halal restaurant in Singapore cost?
Hawker and casual meals such as nasi lemak, prata or nasi padang cost from around $2-10. Mid-range restaurants like The Dim Sum Place, Restaurant Aisyah or Jiak Modern Tze Char are typically around $15-35 a head. Hotel buffets start from around $72++ per adult, and A5 wagyu at Charr'd starts from around $38 per 100g.
Which area in Singapore has the most halal food?
Kampong Glam (Arab Street, Bussorah Street and North Bridge Road near Bugis MRT) has the densest cluster, from Zam Zam and The Ramen Stall to Positano Risto and Restaurant Aisyah. Geylang Serai and Joo Chiat in the east, Orchard's hotel buffets, and Cheong Chin Nam Road in Bukit Timah are other strong areas.
Which halal restaurants in Singapore are open late?
The Ramen Stall opens until 1am (2am on Fridays and Saturdays), Al-Azhar in Bukit Timah until 1:30am-3am, Spize at Simpang Bedok until 2am-3am, and The Dim Sum Place on North Bridge Road until 12:30am on Fridays and Saturdays. Springleaf Prata Place's outlet at NEWest mall in West Coast is open 24 hours.
Do I need to book halal restaurants in Singapore?
Book ahead for hotel buffets (Carousel, StraitsKitchen, Peppermint) and for dinner at sit-down restaurants such as The Malayan Council, Charr'd and Gyusei, especially on weekends and during Ramadan and Hari Raya. Hawker stalls and casual spots such as Hjh Maimunah, Zam Zam and Selera Rasa are walk-in only. Go early, because popular dishes sell out.
Is there halal Chinese food or dim sum in Singapore?
Yes. The Dim Sum Place (halal-certified according to Time Out) and Tang Tea House serve halal dim sum, Jiak Modern Tze Char serves halal-certified zi char in Hillview, and Muslim-owned Restaurant Aisyah on Arab Street serves Xinjiang-style hand-pulled noodles and dumplings.
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