For Lebanese food in Singapore, go to Bussorah Street and Baghdad Street in Kampong Glam, where Tabbouleh, Beirut Grill, Byblos Grill and Sanobar sit within a few minutes' walk of Sultan Mosque and Bugis MRT. Menus centre on charcoal grills (shish taouk, kofta, lamb chops), shared mezze such as hummus, moutabal, tabbouleh and fattoush, manakish flatbreads, mandi rice and kunafa for dessert. Kampong Glam grill houses cost from around $15-$30 a person, while UMMI Lebanese Dining at Robertson Quay and Kazbar in the CBD are pricier. Halal status varies: none of the restaurants here is confirmed MUIS-certified, so Muslim diners should check for a current certificate before ordering.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant Lebanese · $$
A casual Bussorah Street restaurant a minute from Sultan Mosque, known for charcoal-grilled lamb, chicken and seafood, mezze platters and kunafa, with mixed-grill platters sized for groups. It takes reservations by phone and online orders through its own site.
- Cuisine: Lebanese
- Price: $$ · From around $15 a person; mains around $24-$29 (Bestlah, May 2026; eatigo, 2026)
- Must-try: Mezza platter combo, Lamb mandi, Tabbouleh special mixed grill, Kunafa
- Where: 54 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199470
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 11am-10:30pm
Beirut Grill Lebanese / Middle Eastern · $$$
An award-winning two-storey Lebanese restaurant and lounge on Bussorah Street with Sultan Mosque as its backdrop, cooking with spices and herbs imported from Lebanon. Bestlah notes halal dining downstairs, while the upstairs lounge serves alcohol; belly-dance performances run on weekend evenings.
- Cuisine: Lebanese / Middle Eastern
- Price: $$$ · From around $25 a person (Bestlah, May 2026)
- Must-try: Mixed grill kebab platter, Mezze platter, Sizzling kefalotyri cheese, Kunefe
- Where: 72 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199485
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Daily 11:30am-3:30pm & 5:30pm-10:30pm
UMMI Lebanese Dining Contemporary Lebanese · $$$$
The most upscale Lebanese restaurant in Singapore, at InterContinental Robertson Quay. Formerly Ummi Beirut, it is now led by chef Ali Assaf, building on Greg Malouf's legacy, with a sharing-style menu of mezze and charcoal grills. It is best booked ahead.
- Cuisine: Contemporary Lebanese
- Price: $$$$
- Must-try: Ummi silky hummus with French lentil dressing, Hazelnut falafel, Butcher's mixed grill
- Where: 1 Nanson Road, #01-02, InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, Singapore 238909
- Area: Robertson Quay
- Nearest MRT: Fort Canning
- Hours: Tue 6pm-11pm; Wed-Sat 12pm-3pm & 6pm-11pm; closed Sun-Mon
Kazbar Lebanese / Middle Eastern · $$$
A long-running Middle Eastern restaurant-bar in Capital Square in the CBD, popular with office crowds for Lebanese mezze platters and charcoal grills. It serves alcohol and is closed on Sundays.
- Cuisine: Lebanese / Middle Eastern
- Price: $$$
- Must-try: Mixed cold mezzeh, Mixed grill platter, Lamb chops, Shish taouk
- Where: 25 Church Street, #01-03, Capital Square, Singapore 049482
- Area: Raffles Place / Telok Ayer
- Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer
- Hours: Mon-Wed 12pm-2:30pm & 5pm-10pm; Thu-Fri 12pm-2:30pm & 5pm-10:30pm; Sat 6pm-10:30pm; closed Sun
- Halal: No
Byblos Grill Lebanese / Turkish · $$$
A Bussorah Street grill house founded in 2017 by chef Mohamad Slim, with separate Lebanese and Turkish menus built around charcoal kebabs, mandi and mezze, a few minutes on foot from Sultan Mosque.
- Cuisine: Lebanese / Turkish
- Price: $$$ · From around $30 a person (Bestlah, May 2026)
- Must-try: Byblos mixed grill, Kibbeh labneh, Lamb mandi, Chicken kabsa
- Where: 14 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199435
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
Sanobar Lebanese · $$
A Baghdad Street Lebanese restaurant in Kampong Glam with a long menu of mezze, manakish flatbreads, grill platters and seafood kebabs, suited to group dinners.
- Cuisine: Lebanese
- Price: $$ · From around $25 a person (Bestlah, May 2026)
- Must-try: Sultan mezza, Sanobar grill platter, Hummus bil lahme, Manakish
- Where: 20 Baghdad Street, Singapore 199659
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
Anatolia Restaurant Turkish / Lebanese · $$
A Turkish-Lebanese restaurant on Arab Street in Kampong Glam, serving mezze platters and charcoal mixed grills for sharing.
- Cuisine: Turkish / Lebanese
- Price: $$ · From around $25 a person (Bestlah, May 2026)
- Must-try: Mezze platter, Mixed grill for two
- Where: 58 Arab Street, Singapore 199755
- Area: Kampong Glam
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
Grand Konak Turkish / Lebanese · $$
A Turkish and Lebanese restaurant at Clarke Quay with riverside seating, serving mezze, salads such as tabbouleh and fattoush, mandi and shawarma. Its website says it cooks with halal-certified ingredients, but the restaurant itself is not stated to be halal-certified.
- Cuisine: Turkish / Lebanese
- Price: $$ · Salads from around $14.90; chicken mandi from around $32.90 (official menu)
- Must-try: Mezza platter, Lamb mandi, Shawarma
- Where: 3D River Valley Road, #01-05, Clarke Quay, Singapore 179023
- Area: Clarke Quay
- Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay
Fat Prince Modern Middle Eastern · $$$
A Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurant on Peck Seah Street, now past its 10th anniversary, serving Levantine-inspired mezze and charcoal-grilled mains with signature cocktails in a lively Tanjong Pagar setting.
- Cuisine: Modern Middle Eastern
- Price: $$$
- Must-try: Mezze such as crispy calamari, Charcoal-grilled red snapper
- Where: 48 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079317
- Area: Tanjong Pagar
- Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar
- Hours: Lunch Mon-Fri 12pm-2:30pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-3pm; dinner daily 5:30pm-12am
- Halal: No
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant | Lebanese | $$ | Kampong Glam | — |
| Beirut Grill | Lebanese / Middle Eastern | $$$ | Kampong Glam | — |
| UMMI Lebanese Dining | Contemporary Lebanese | $$$$ | Robertson Quay | — |
| Kazbar | Lebanese / Middle Eastern | $$$ | Raffles Place / Telok Ayer | No |
| Byblos Grill | Lebanese / Turkish | $$$ | Kampong Glam | — |
| Sanobar | Lebanese | $$ | Kampong Glam | — |
| Anatolia Restaurant | Turkish / Lebanese | $$ | Kampong Glam | — |
| Grand Konak | Turkish / Lebanese | $$ | Clarke Quay | — |
| Fat Prince | Modern Middle Eastern | $$$ | Tanjong Pagar | No |
Your questions answered
Where can I find the best Lebanese food in Singapore?
Kampong Glam has the most Lebanese restaurants: Tabbouleh, Beirut Grill and Byblos Grill on Bussorah Street, Sanobar on Baghdad Street and Anatolia on Arab Street, all near Bugis MRT. Outside Kampong Glam, UMMI Lebanese Dining at InterContinental Robertson Quay is the upscale option, Kazbar serves the CBD from Capital Square, and Grand Konak is at Clarke Quay.
How much does a Lebanese meal cost in Singapore?
Kampong Glam restaurants cost from around $15-$30 a person, with mains around $24-$29 at Tabbouleh, and mixed-grill platters for four from around $120 (about $30 each). Beirut Grill and Byblos Grill cost from around $25-$30 a person. UMMI Lebanese Dining is fine dining and costs more, and Kazbar sits in between.
Is Lebanese food in Singapore halal?
It depends on the restaurant, and none in this guide is confirmed in the MUIS halal directory. Kazbar and Fat Prince serve alcohol and are not halal. Beirut Grill offers halal dining downstairs, with an alcohol-serving lounge upstairs. Grand Konak says it cooks with halal-certified ingredients. If certification matters to you, ask to see a current MUIS certificate.
What should I order at a Lebanese restaurant?
Start with mezze to share, such as hummus (try it topped with lamb), moutabal, tabbouleh, fattoush and falafel with warm bread. For mains, order a mixed grill of shish taouk, kofta and lamb, or a lamb mandi. Finish with kunafa, the warm cheese pastry in syrup. Mezze and mixed-grill platters are the best value for groups.
What are the opening hours of Lebanese restaurants in Singapore?
Tabbouleh is open daily 11am-10:30pm, and Beirut Grill daily 11:30am-3:30pm and 5:30pm-10:30pm. Kazbar is closed on Sundays and opens only for dinner on Saturdays. UMMI Lebanese Dining is closed on Sundays and Mondays and serves only dinner on Tuesdays. Check before going on public holidays.
Do I need to book a Lebanese restaurant in Singapore?
For weekend dinners, yes. Beirut Grill (bookable on Chope) is busiest on Friday and Saturday nights, when it has belly-dance performances, and UMMI Lebanese Dining is often fully booked at peak times. Tabbouleh takes reservations by phone, and Kazbar is bookable on Chope. Weekday lunches in Kampong Glam are usually fine without a booking.
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