Halal-certified restaurants in Singapore
EatHealthy currently lists 63 halal-certified restaurants in the mapped Singapore area.
Current directory results
- Citrus By The Pool
- The Dim Sum Place @ North Bridge Road
- Hjh Maimunah Restaurant and Catering
- Mutiara Seafood by JUMBO Group
- IndoChili
- The Malayan Council
- Charr'd • A5 Wagyu Steakhouse
- Sumac @ Temasek Club
- RIB Soul Food - By The Halal Mixologist
- Restaurant Aisyah Halal Chinese XinJiang Cuisine 西北香 中国新疆餐厅
- Springleaf Prata Place - NEWest Mall
- ANDES by ASTONS (IMM)
- The Halal Corner Haji Lane
- Al-Jilani Restaurant
- Islamic Restaurant International Pte Ltd
- Royz et Vous
- 21 on Rajah
- Evertop Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice Pte Ltd
- MacKenzie Rex Restaurant
- Sofnade Catering
- A-Poh Kitchen
- Time For Thai Restaurant @ Bukit Timah
- West Co'z Cafe
- Chickata Cafe
- The Malayan Council- Dunlop
- Muslim Delights Malay Food and Noodles
- Rasa Istimewa Restaurant @ Safra Jurong (Halal Seafood)
- Al Majlis Serangoon Road
- Puncak Best Noodles Halal Restaurant
- Fu-Men Japanese Udon & Donburi restaurant (Halal Certified)
- Dajie Makan Place @ Bukit Batok | Halal Chicken Rice, Mala Hotpot & Yong Tau Foo
- Nur Fayidha Restaurant
- Little Myanmar Halal Foods
- Segar Restaurant
- Kebabwala
- Kampong Chai Chee Restaurant
- Qtech Cafe Restaurant
- Twyst
- The Udang Clan - Halal Prawn Noodle and related noodle cuisines
- WOK HEY Jurong Point
- TuanTuan.PuanPuan
- Ratu Lemper
- Mana Lagi by FattyBomBom Group
- Ain Mutiara (Halal)
- KNDS CATERING PTE LTD (Halal Certified)
- Anatolia Restaurant ( Turkish and Lebanese Food)
- Cherry & Oak • Asian Smokehouse
- Citrus Kitchen
Frequently asked questions
What does halal-certified mean on EatHealthy?
Restaurants recorded as having halal certification. Certificates can expire or change, so check the current certificate with the restaurant or the certifying body.
Which cuisines are most common among halal-certified restaurants in Singapore?
Chinese (1), Japanese (1) and Thai (1). Counts are listed restaurants with a recorded cuisine.
How accurate are the dietary labels in Singapore?
Labels summarise data in the directory and are guidance, not a guarantee about ingredients or cross-contact. Confirm dietary needs directly with the restaurant before ordering.
Where does the restaurant data come from?
Restaurant data is user-contributed and self-curated, with additional details added using Google Maps APIs and HPB data.
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