Best Halal Thai Food in Singapore: 14 Best Spots (2026)
Singapore's love of Thai food runs deep, and Muslim diners are well served: there is a solid spread of halal-certified and Muslim-owned Thai eateries here, from hotel buffets and Thai hotpot to hawker-priced boat noodles, mookata and Bangkok-style chicken rice. Options are scattered island-wide, so you are rarely far from a bowl of tom yum or a plate of basil chicken rice. Halal status can change, so always confirm certification or Muslim-ownership with the outlet before you go.
Last verified: September 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
21 on Rajah Thai · $$$
Halal-certified Thai buffet inside a Novena hotel, with roast duck curry, Hat Yai chicken and a live seafood corner for a sit-down feast.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$$ · Buffet approx $28++ (weekday) to $34++ (weekend) per person; 1-for-1 promotions have run
- Must-try: Thai Roasted Duck Curry, Hat Yai-style Deep-fried Chicken, Charcoal-grilled Marinated Lamb Chop
- Where: Aloft Singapore Novena, 1 Jalan Rajah, Singapore 329133
- Area: Novena
- Nearest MRT: Novena
- Hours: Daily 7am-10am, 12pm-3pm, 6pm-10pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Sanook Kitchen Thai · $$
Halal-certified Thai chain with 25-plus mall outlets, making wallet-friendly Thai staples like basil chicken and pineapple fried rice easy to find.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Mains from approx $7.90++; deep-fried sea bass approx $28.90++
- Must-try: Deep Fried Sea Bass with Thai Chilli, Stir Fried Minced Chicken with Thai Basil, Pineapple Fried Rice
- Where: Multiple outlets island-wide; e.g. PLQ Mall, 10 Paya Lebar Road #03-28/29, Singapore 409057
- Area: Island-wide (multiple malls)
- Nearest MRT: Varies by outlet (e.g. Paya Lebar for PLQ Mall)
- Hours: Generally daily 11am-10pm (varies by outlet)
- Halal: Halal-certified
Suki-Suki Thai Hot Pot Thai hotpot · $$
Halal-certified Thai hotpot buffet with tom yum and basil-chicken broths, a rare Thai-style suki experience Muslim diners can enjoy fully.
- Cuisine: Thai hotpot
- Price: $$ · Hotpot buffet approx $17.90++ (weekday lunch) to $27.90++ (dinner); premium wagyu/seafood add-on
- Must-try: Red Tom Yum soup base, Sweet Basil Chicken soup base, Beef Short Rib
- Where: 2 Yishun Close, #01-01, HomeTeamNS Khatib Clubhouse, Singapore 767944 (plus other outlets)
- Area: Yishun
- Nearest MRT: Khatib
- Halal: Halal-certified
Bali Thai Thai & Indonesian · $$
Long-running halal Thai-Indonesian chain (Katrina Group) with mall outlets island-wide, reliable for tom yum, satay and phad Thai in a comfy setting.
- Cuisine: Thai & Indonesian
- Price: $$ · Mains approx $11-18++; satay and clay-pot tom yum for sharing
- Must-try: Satay Madura, Tom Yum in clay pot, Phad Thai
- Where: Ngee Ann City Podium Blk, 391A Orchard Road #05-29, Singapore 238873 (also Causeway Point, IMM, Suntec City)
- Area: Orchard (and other malls)
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-10pm (last order 9:30pm)
- Halal: Halal-certified
Central Thai Thai · $$
Halal-certified since 2012 with native Thai chefs, now at Changi Airport T3, offering both a la carte classics and an unlimited Thai buffet.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · A la carte dishes vary; unlimited Thai buffet from approx $39.90++
- Must-try: Green Curry Chicken, Whole steamed seabass, Thai Iced Milk Tea
- Where: 65 Airport Boulevard #03-30/31, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 819663
- Area: Changi Airport
- Nearest MRT: Changi Airport
- Hours: Mon-Thu & Sun 11:30am-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 11:30am-10pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Sakon Thai Village Thai · $$
Halal-certified Thai restaurant in Tiong Bahru Plaza serving crowd-pleasers like pineapple fried rice and prawn vermicelli at mall-friendly prices.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Most dishes approx $9-12++
- Must-try: Pineapple Fried Rice, Basil Minced Chicken Rice, Tiger Prawn Vermicelli
- Where: 302 Tiong Bahru Road #02-135, Tiong Bahru Plaza, Singapore 168732
- Area: Tiong Bahru
- Nearest MRT: Tiong Bahru
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-9:30pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Koh Nangkam Thai · $$
Sit-down Thai halal restaurant near Bugis specialising in steamed sea bass and Hatyai fried chicken, good for family and group dinners.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Approx $6.80-30 per person; steamed sea bass approx $38 to share
- Must-try: Koh Nangkam Steamed Sea Bass, Hatyai Chicken, Durian Sticky Rice
- Where: 4 & 6 Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199261
- Area: Bugis / Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-11pm (last order 10pm)
- Halal: Halal
BANNGKOK Street Food Thai · $$
Muslim-owned, halal-certified Thai spot in Kampong Glam with Bangkok street-food vibes, boat noodles, steam bread and Thai milk tea slushies.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Dishes mostly under $15++
- Must-try: Kuay Rua (Boat Noodles), Mama Kai (Tom Yum), Sangkaya Steam Bread
- Where: 43 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198491
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Thu, Sat-Tue 12pm-4pm & 5pm-10pm; Fri 12pm-10pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Mawar Thai Thai · $
Muslim-owned Thai stall in a Bukit Merah coffeeshop with a Thai chef, dishing out authentic, spice-forward basil chicken and tom yum at hawker prices.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $ · Budget; approx $6.80-15+
- Must-try: Basil Chicken with Rice & Egg, Tom Yum Soup, Steamed Seabass with Red Chilli
- Where: 165 Bukit Merah Central #01-3683, Singapore 150165
- Area: Bukit Merah
- Nearest MRT: Redhill
- Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-8pm
- Halal: Halal
Saap Saap Thai Thai · $
Halal-certified boat-noodle specialist known for its beefy Australian-beef bowls and grilled-chicken noodles at affordable prices.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $ · Boat noodles and mains around $7.90
- Must-try: Australian Beef Boat Noodles, Thai Grilled Chicken Noodle, Green Curry
- Where: Our Tampines Hub, 51 Tampines Avenue 4 (verify current outlet)
- Area: Tampines
- Nearest MRT: Tampines
- Halal: Halal-certified
Time For Thai Thai · $$
Halal Thai supper spot near Beauty World, popular for late-night oyster omelette, olive fried rice and dough fritters with sankaya dip.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Casual; most dishes around $5-15
- Must-try: Oyster Omelette, Olive Fried Rice, Dough Fritters with Sankaya
- Where: 15 Cheong Chin Nam Road, Singapore (Beauty World)
- Area: Beauty World / Upper Bukit Timah
- Nearest MRT: Beauty World
- Halal: Halal-certified
GREAThai Thai · $$
Halal Thai restaurant in the east at East Village, good for sit-down group meals of steamed fish, seafood phad Thai and shareable set menus.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Mains approx $10-30++; set meals for groups
- Must-try: Steamed fish with hot lemon sauce, Phat Thai Seafood, Pineapple Fried Rice
- Where: 430 Upper Changi Road #01-06, East Village, Singapore 487048
- Area: Upper Changi
- Nearest MRT: Upper Changi
- Halal: Halal-certified
Omar's Halal Thai Beef Noodles Thai · $
Halal-certified hawker stall run by a Malay couple who trained in Thai cooking, serving cheap, genuinely spicy Thai beef noodles and curries.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $ · Under $10; beef noodles around $6 with free soup refills
- Must-try: Thai Beef Noodles, Green Curry Chicken, Thai Basil Mutton
- Where: 79 Circuit Road #01-54, Circuit Road Food Centre, Singapore 370079
- Area: MacPherson / Circuit Road
- Nearest MRT: Mattar
- Halal: Halal-certified
555 Halal Thai Thai · $$
Halal Thai mookata and grilled-seafood spot set in a secluded Kranji farm resort, a rural-feeling escape for a hot, communal Thai barbecue.
- Cuisine: Thai
- Price: $$ · Mookata and grilled seafood; farm-resort dining
- Must-try: Mookata, UFO Steamboat, Grilled seafood
- Where: 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2, Gallop Kranji Farm Resort, Singapore 718813
- Area: Kranji
- Nearest MRT: Kranji
- Halal: Halal
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 on Rajah | Thai | $$$ | Novena | Halal-certified |
| Sanook Kitchen | Thai | $$ | Island-wide (multiple malls) | Halal-certified |
| Suki-Suki Thai Hot Pot | Thai hotpot | $$ | Yishun | Halal-certified |
| Bali Thai | Thai & Indonesian | $$ | Orchard (and other malls) | Halal-certified |
| Central Thai | Thai | $$ | Changi Airport | Halal-certified |
| Sakon Thai Village | Thai | $$ | Tiong Bahru | Halal-certified |
| Koh Nangkam | Thai | $$ | Bugis / Kampong Glam | Halal |
| BANNGKOK Street Food | Thai | $$ | Kampong Glam | Halal-certified |
| Mawar Thai | Thai | $ | Bukit Merah | Halal |
| Saap Saap Thai | Thai | $ | Tampines | Halal-certified |
| Time For Thai | Thai | $$ | Beauty World / Upper Bukit Timah | Halal-certified |
| GREAThai | Thai | $$ | Upper Changi | Halal-certified |
| Omar's Halal Thai Beef Noodles | Thai | $ | MacPherson / Circuit Road | Halal-certified |
| 555 Halal Thai | Thai | $$ | Kranji | Halal |
Your questions answered
How can I tell if a Thai restaurant in Singapore is really halal?
Look for a MUIS halal certificate displayed at the premises, which is the strongest assurance. Some spots are Muslim-owned or advertise 'no pork, no lard' without formal certification, which many diners are comfortable with. Because halal status and certification can lapse or change, it is best to confirm directly with the outlet before dining.
How much does halal Thai food cost in Singapore?
It spans a wide range. Hawker and coffeeshop stalls like Omar's Halal Thai Beef Noodles or Mawar Thai keep most dishes under $10. Casual chains such as Sanook Kitchen and Bali Thai sit around $10-20 a head, while hotel buffets like 21 on Rajah run roughly $28-34++ per person.
Which areas have the most halal Thai options?
They are spread island-wide. Kampong Glam and Bugis (BANNGKOK Street Food, Koh Nangkam) are strong for Muslim diners, while mall chains like Sanook Kitchen and Bali Thai reach most neighbourhoods. You will also find good spots in Tiong Bahru, Bukit Merah, Novena, Tampines, Serangoon and even a farm-resort setting in Kranji.
What halal Thai dishes should I order?
Tom yum soup, green curry, basil chicken (pad krapow), phad Thai and mango sticky rice are safe, popular starts. For something different, try Thai boat noodles (Saap Saap Thai, BANNGKOK), mookata barbecue (555 Halal Thai), Thai-style hotpot (Suki-Suki), or Bangkok-style chicken rice at Go-Ang.
Do I need to book, and are there queues?
Sit-down restaurants and hotel buffets like 21 on Rajah and Central Thai are best reserved for weekend and peak dinner slots. Hawker stalls and mall outlets are walk-in but can queue at lunch and dinner. Opening hours vary and some smaller stalls close on set days, so check the outlet's current hours before heading down.
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