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Halal F&B in Singapore — cafés.
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Swissbake Cafe is a MUIS Halal-certified food vendor at Raffles Hospital offering European-style baked goods and cafe fare. Known for healthy options and kraftwich selections with generous portions at affordable prices.
Nur Idlyana Cornerz is a Muslim-owned coffee shop at Raimah Eating House, serving noodle dishes like mee rebus and mee bandung, alongside beverages such as teh tarik and teh o. Known for affordable prices and offerings including kacang pool.
Nanyang Cafe is a MUIS Halal-certified food vendor located at Republic Polytechnic (RP).
San Chon Korean & Japanese Cuisine is a MUIS Halal-certified hawker stall at Republic Polytechnic. It serves Korean and Japanese dishes including kimchi ramen, hotplate chicken, and beef bibimbap.
Abang Recipes is a MUIS Halal-certified food vendor at Sembawang Shopping Centre offering stir-fried dishes. Customers note generous portions, including kai lan and mutton options, along with attentive service.
Zamas is a MUIS Halal-certified Southeast Asian restaurant at 429 River Valley Road. Known for Teh Pandan and freshly made prata and murtabak, it serves breakfast, dinner and late-night supper.
Chumpo 2 is a MUIS Halal-certified food vendor located at Rivervale Plaza.
Haus Ban Mian is a MUIS Halal-certified hawker stall offering ban mian and related dishes, including fried chicken dumplings, at wallet-friendly prices within a kopitiam setting.
Selera Restaurant is a MUIS Halal-certified Singaporean restaurant at 15 Mackenzie Road. It serves claypot noodles, Ipoh mushroom hor fun with prawns and char siew, chicken rice, and banana fritters, with all dishes prepared pork-free and without lard.
Just BrewIN is a MUIS Halal-certified cafe offering a relaxed, cosy atmosphere with free WiFi and power points. Reviewers highlight the welcoming staff and dishes such as bread pudding served with a scoop of ice cream.
Nasi Padang by Tok Ayah is a Muslim-owned food vendor at Royal Square serving traditional nasi padang with dishes like rendang, okra, and lemak ayam. Open throughout the day, it offers a casual dining experience with sambal on the side.
Fatty Bom Bom is a MUIS Halal-certified coffee shop at 505 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, serving western cuisine including fried chicken and grilled fish dishes. Known for generous portions, it's a neighbourhood spot offering casual dining.
Kin Aroy Thai Food is a MUIS Halal-certified food vendor located at Satay By The Bay.
Al Syafiiq is a Muslim-owned coffee shop in Seah Im Food Centre offering dishes like Nasi Sambal Goreng Ayam and potato curry puffs. Customers note the chicken wing is crispy and well-cooked, with options to add beef for around $5–6.
Ding's Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice is a MUIS Halal-certified hawker stall at Seah Im Food Centre. Known for roasted chicken rice with tender chicken and fragrant rice served at affordable prices, it offers accommodating service.
Farasha Muslim Food is a Muslim-owned food vendor located at Seah Im Food Centre.
House of Cutlet is a Muslim-owned food vendor located at Seah Im Food Centre.
Makan Boleh is a Muslim-owned restaurant at Seah Im Food Centre. It serves dishes including mixed fish soup with la mian and chicken rice with ginger sauce, offering good portions at reasonable prices.
Good Vibes Cafe is a Muslim-owned entertainer located at 171 Selegie Rd, Singapore 188323.
UDON SAMA is a MUIS Halal-certified udon noodle restaurant at Seletar Mall. Specialising in freshly cooked udon dishes, they offer options like Teriyaki Tori Udon and Ebi Udon with light broth, alongside gyozas. Staff are attentive to dietary preferences and offer good value for students and seniors.
Fyeeza's Pastries is a Muslim-owned food vendor located at Blk 590A Montreal Link #01-25, Singapore 751590.
Mazlan Satay is a Muslim-owned food vendor located at 592 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758451.
Sembawang Eating House is a MUIS Halal-certified seafood restaurant located at 500 Gambas Ave. This casual eatery serves zhi char-style dishes including sweet sour chicken, garlic kailan, and Hokkien prawn noodles, with air-conditioned seating and reasonable pricing.
Haus Ban Mian & Fish Soup is a MUIS Halal-certified Asian restaurant offering ban mian soup noodles and tom yum variations that draw returning customers.
