Top 8 Halal Restaurants in Singapore to Try in 2026

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Exploring the culinary wonders of the city is now a breeze, as halal restaurants in Singapore continue to set new standards for flavor and atmosphere. You no longer have to look far to find a welcoming spot for a night out.

Dive into our latest recommendations and discover why Singapore is the ultimate destination for a hassle-free and delicious meal with your loved ones.

Here is the list of the best halal restaurants according to Timeout.

1. The White Label

Address: 101 Jln Sultan, The Sultan, #01-02, Singapore 199002
Opening hours: Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m.

This shophouse restaurant features a fascinating Paris-inspired interior with marble tables and emerald green chairs. It specializes in French-Malaysian cuisine, offering unique dishes like lobster bisque with scallop dumplings and Cherrywood Smoked Contre-Filet. It is an ideal spot for an elegant date or an exquisite high tea experience.

2. The Secret Garden by Zeekri

Address: 101 Jln Sultan, The Sultan, #01-02, Singapore 199002
Opening hours: Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m.

Another French-inspired place, but with a botanical-themed brasserie, filled with a lush display of faux foliage and flower ornaments. The atmosphere is romantic and relaxed, perfect for enjoying classic menu items like steak frites and onion soup. It is highly recommended for those looking for a quiet, scenic space to break their fast or enjoy a three-tier high tea set.

3. Kucina Italian Restaurant

Address: 11 Tanjong Katong Rd, KINEX, #B1-09/10, Singapore 437157
Opening hours: Daily noon–10 p.m.

This halal-certified restaurant is led by Chef Gero, an Italian-Muslim who serves authentic menus like gnocchi al salmone and porcini mushroom risotto. The pizzas follow a Napoli-style recipe made of 70 percent hydration dough. Look out for their signature Sicilian boat-shaped pizza, “La Barca.”

4. Restaurant Aisyah

Address: 25 Arab St, Singapore 199724
Opening hours: Daily 11.30 a.m.–9 p.m.

This restaurant specializes in authentic Xinjiang cuisine, featuring hand-pulled noodles and rich beef stews. The dishes use fragrant spices like cumin and peppercorn, offering a warming and comforting meal. Popular orders include the spicy dry beef noodles and tender beef shank noodles. It is a convenient and lively spot to gather with friends and family.

5. Tipo Pasta Bar (Aliwal)

Tipo is all about handcrafted, premium pasta made fresh in-store. You can also build your own pasta by choosing the shape, sauce, and toppings. This interactive dining experience makes it a fun, modern choice for couples or small groups wanting a customised high-quality meal.

6. Hjh Maimunah (Joo Chiat)

Address: 20 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427357
Opening hours: Daily noon–9 p.m.

This Michelin Bib Gourmand awardee is a fantastic destination for authentic Malay and Indonesian nasi padang. You can choose various fresh dishes directly from the self-service stall, though it is best to arrive early before they run out. It offers a warm, traditional atmosphere for a group lunch.

7. Kulon

Address: 30 Bali Ln, Singapore 189866
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11.30 a.m.–3.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m.–9.30 p.m.

This cozy spot on Bali Lane specializes in various versions of mie ayam, a popular Indonesian street food. The noodles are thick and perfectly absorb the flavorful gravy, with options like Bakmi Bangka or Bakmi Gulai Sapi for stronger flavors. You can also choose between red or green sambal if you prefer a stronger kick of heat.

8. Fika Swedish Café and Bistro

Address: 257 Beach Rd, Singapore 199539
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 11 a.m.–9 p.m.; Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m.

This modern bistro stands out on Arab Street by serving halal Swedish meatballs with roast potato and lingonberry jam. After your main course, you can enjoy traditional sweets like Swedish pancakes or the Kladdkaka brownie. The personal teapot service makes it a cozy spot for a quiet conversation.