Indulge in some of the best Halal Cafes of Singapore. Check out these over 20 mouth-watering restaurants! HalalTrip has covered every nook and cranny, to bring you this list of Halal cafes in Bugis, Arab street food and Cafes, and not to forget the vibrant Haji Lane Halal Cafes. Put on your comfiest shoes and empty your stomachs because we are about to go on a gastronomical journey!
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Inspired by the amazing city of Amsterdam, I AM café is a Muslim-owned establishment located at the junction of North Bridge Road and Haji Lane. Not only is the café’s vibe and interior influenced by Amsterdam, but so is its menu! Be prepared to grub on mouth-watering items like juicy charcoal-grilled burgers and 'Dutch' fries and mayo.
The menu at I AM also includes a variety of delicious drinks that are alcohol-free, so pick something you haven’t heard of before, and prepare to be surprised! One of the most popular Halal Cafes in Singapore.
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With a little wordplay, & why… can also be pronounced as NY, and if you guessed it… yes, they’re referring to New York! The sister cafe of I AM cafe, & why… is inspired by the city that never sleeps. You will find on its menu a variety of sandwiches and pasta as well as various coffee brews and tea selections.
Address: 31/30 Bali Lane #01-01, Singapore 189867
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All Things Delicious is a popular Halal-certified cafe specializing in desserts. Filled with delicious items like Carrot Cake, Crackly Top Brownie, Sticky Apricot Pistachio Cake, Orange Cranberry Scones, and more, this beautiful bakery is one of our absolute favorites. While the cakes are quite drool-worthy, we definitely recommend the scones, which are show-stoppers.
Address: 34 Arab Street Singapore 199733
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Although there's no dine-in option, one visit to the halal artisanal Fluff Bakery, and you’re sure to be back countless times. With a constantly changing menu of sweet treats like cupcakes, tarts, layered cakes, cookies, and more, Fluff Bakery does not disappoint. Fluff’s signature cupcakes come in a variety of enticing flavors like Nutella Red Velvet, Salted Caramel, and even interesting ones like Ondeh Ondeh and Thai Milk Tea.
Here’s a little tip. Follow their Instagram for regular updates and get there early, before the bakery opens at 12 pm, to avoid being stuck in a queue that usually goes around the block!
Address: 4 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199071
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They’re still working on their title… or are they? This cafe, nestled in busy Arab Street, specializes in burgers. Try their playfully named dishes such as Baconator, Holy Guacamole, and Hawaii Five-O to the interesting combination of savory-sweet Ribena Wings.
Address: 48 Arab St, Singapore 199745
¡hola amigos! This Mexican-themed café is the creation of the guys behind the working title. right from the décor to the dish selections, you may think that you’re not in Singapore anymore! For a fulfilling meal with a big group, go for their family-sized taco set, that’s what I’m tacoing about, and pick four different fillings to spice up your lunch.
Address: 778A North Bridge Road Singapore 198796
Oy mate! You guessed it, another creation from the guys behind Working Title and Afterwit, this time with a British twist. Indulge in British dishes, such as fish and chips, sammies, and even marmite on Haji Lane.
Address: 24 Haji Lane, Singapore 189217
If you’re craving some good fusion food and desserts, then Krave is for you! The Kraving Ayam Bakar is a westernized version of the familiar Ayam Bakar and ketupat. One of their must-try desserts is definitely Chempedak Brulee, a take on the classic crème Brulee.
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From fresh handmade pastries to juicy burgers, breakfast goodies and delicious desserts, Butter Studio’s extensive menu is sure to get your mouth watering. If you’re planning on visiting for brunch, try the Good ol’ Benny and the Classic Buttermilk Pancakes, or if dessert is what you’re craving, you can’t go wrong with Butter Studio’s handcrafted Sea Salt Nutella Tarts and the Belgian Chocolate artisanal ice cream!
Address: 147 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208865
Got a bit of a sweet tooth? ButterScotch in Bukit Merah is all about dessert and coffee! The Muslim-owned café not only manages to put a combination of delicious flavors on a plate but also presents aesthetically appealing dishes sure to make any customer fall in love with it. Don’t leave without trying ButterScotch’s Truffle Fries, Chili Crab Cake Burger, Pancake Eggs Benedict, and Churros.
Address: Block 164 Bukit Merah Central #01-3625, Singapore 150164
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The Muslim-owned Royz Et Vous is a cafe that is French-inspired. The bistro features some wonderfully delicious dishes on their menu, like Beef Asparagus, Soft Shell Crab Pasta, Herb Crusted Salmon, and Smoked Duck. Its simple yet homely atmosphere and divine food make it a gem amongst the numerous cafés in Singapore.
Telok Ayer branch address: 137 Telok Ayer Street #01-01 Singapore 068602
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Lynn's Cakes & Coffee is a Muslim-owned bakery cafe specializing in freshly baked sweet treats like cheesecake, red velvet cake, rainbow cake, salted caramel cake, and more. You can’t think of a better way to spend an evening with friends than enjoying a delicious slice of cake along with a cup of freshly brewed coffee, can you?
Address: 11 Eng Kong Terrace, Singapore 598983
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The bustling Penny University is where you need to head if you’re looking to enjoy a bit of breakfast or brunch with the gang. Must-tries include the Sourdough Toast, Eggs Benedict with Smoked Salmon, Vanilla-infused Greek Yoghurt with Granola, and Croque Monsieur. The Muslim-owned café also offers an interesting selection of teas, from Earl grey to French peppermint and Moroccan rosebuds, as well as some of the greatest coffee around.
Address: 402 East Coast Road, Singapore 428997
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At the Halal-certified Olivye Cafe. Gelato, you’ll find a wide selection of western dishes along with a variety of delicious gelato. While the steaks, pastas, sandwiches, and salads are all quite great, the gelato’s here are what truly make the café unmissable. Give the well-known flavours like Hazelnut and Chocolate a miss, and instead, try something like Chempedak or Durian!
Address: Blk 5 Changi Village Road, #01-2009, Singapore 500005
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The Royals Cafe is known for serving up a variety of Malay favorites. The Signature Nyonya Mee Siam is a must-try, and so are the new additions to the menu, such as the Braised Lamb Shank and the Braised Beef Cheek. The Halal-certified cafe also has some western fare on their menu.
East Coast Address: Crescendo Building, 19 Upper East Coast Road, Singapore 455209
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This Halal-certified cafe needs little introduction; Badoque Café. The large portions of mouth-watering dishes, along with the excellent service, make the café definitely worthy of a visit. Don’t miss out on the Rib Eye Steak, the Breaded Oysters and the Squid Ink Risotto when here!
Bedok branch address: 298 Bedok Road, Singapore 469454
With prices starting as low as $2.80, they serve a range of cuisines from Asian food like Mee Rebus Special Mak Timah ($4.00) and Home Style Fried Noodles ($6.00), to Western food like Fish & Calamari with Fries ($10.20) and Creamy Chicken Pasta ($9.20).
And if you don't eat meat, don't worry because they sell plenty of Vegetarian dishes as well such as Avocado Salad ($5.80) and Aglio Oilo ($8.00).
Notably, their Mee Siam and Mee Rebus recipes have stayed the same since the 1970s. Lina noted that she inherited this recipe from her mom, who still uses it today.
Address: 7 Jalan Pisang Singapore 199074
Nearest prayer place: Sultan Mosque
Business hours: 11am - 7.30pm (Mon), 11am – 8.30pm (Tue to Sat). Closed Sun, 1st Mon of every month
Not only that, but they also offer four spicy levels for their chicken in this ascending order: Mild, Medium, Hot and Insane Hotness. But get this - their tactic to making their chicken spicier is using two of the world's hottest chili peppers, namely Ghost Peppers and the Carolina Reaper. The Carolina Reaper itself peaks at 2.2 Million Scoville heat units, which is approximately 200 times the spiciness of a Jalapeno pepper!
So if you can take the heat, we'd highly recommend that you challenge yourself by giving the Insane Hotness level a try. On the other hand, if you cannot handle spicy food, don't worry because you can request to have non-spicy chicken as well.
Address: 1 Jln Pisang, #01-01, Singapore 199069
Nearest prayer place: Sultan Mosque
Business hours:12pm - 9 pm (Mon to Sat)
Address: 743 North Bridge Road Singapore 198711
Nearest prayer place: Sultan Mosque
Business hours: 11 am - 10 pm (Daily)
Address: 778 North Bridge Road Singapore 198746
Nearest prayer place: Sultan Mosque
Business hours: 12pm - 10pm (Daily)
Smoked Duck Lemak Chilli Padi is one of the Malayan Council's signature dishes. While this meal is a pretty hefty price (SGD 28), it's worth it because you'll be paying for their generous portion. This meal in particular consists of a vast number of freshly-made ingredients, namely mushroom, cherry tomatoes, smoked duck marinated in uragi sauce, and all doused in delicious lemak chilli padi sauce. This recipe is truly unique to TMC because you cannot get this from any other food place!
Another one of their most popular dishes includes Roti Kirai Beef Ribs ($39). Who would've thought to combine the two? This plate contains braised short beef ribs which are glazed in a special homemade sauce and served with roti kirai and salad on the side. Other savory dishes which they serve include Kacang Pool Kobe ($42), Singapore Chili Lobster ($48), and Mac Kobe ($42).
Address: 22 Dunlop Street
Nearest prayer place: Sultan Mosque
Business hours: 11:30am - 11:00pm (Mon to Sun)
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