Top 5 Halal Eats in Singapore You Need to Try

La Birria Tacos 💰 $$ · ⭐ 8.5/10

If you’re looking for halal Mexican food in Singapore, you should definitely give La Birria Tacos a visit. They even offer 1-for-1 taco deals on Tuesdays, which makes it a value-for-money choice for those exploring halal restaurants in Singapore.

The birria beef is slow-cooked until tender and packed with rich, savoury depth. Wrapped in crisp tortillas and dipped into flavourful consomé, each bite feels indulgent yet balanced. The other menu options such as their nachos or fish tacos are equally as indulgent and delicious.

Must order: La Birria Beef Tacos

Salmon Warrior 💰 $ · ⭐ 9/10

This spot has $9.90 salmon bowls which are generous, fresh, and genuinely satisfying for the price. The quality of salmon and its portion given was pretty value for money. I would say that this is a solid value for money halal Japanese food option in Singapore.

Must order: Signature Salmon Bowl

Pratunam Thai 💰 $ · ⭐ 8/10

Pratunam is a super affordable spot serving up authentic Thai dishes! With lunch sets under $10 and even whole fish dishes below $15, it’s one of the more accessible halal dining spots in SG. The flavours lean slightly sweeter, typical of Thai cuisine, but the dishes are hearty and comforting. Portions are generous for the price, making it a strong option for anyone looking for affordable halal food in Singapore without sacrificing flavour.

Must order: Tom Yum Fish or Thai Lunch Sets

Cahaya Restaurant 💰 $ · ⭐ 8.5/10

For those craving halal zi char in Singapore, Cahaya Restaurant is a good spot. With no GST and no service charge, it remains one of the more affordable halal zi char options in town.

The menu is extensive, covering both local zi char dishes, and Thai dishes as well. Portions are generous, making it ideal for group dinners or family gatherings. The salted egg yolk chicken was extremely delicious. Crispy, creamy and so indulgent. Do give it a try if you ever head down.

Must order: Salted egg chicken

Restaurant Aisyah 💰 $ · ⭐ 8.5/10

Restaurant Aisyah stands out as one of the more unique halal Chinese cuisine spots in Singapore. Its one of the few authentic Xinjiang cuisine spots in Singapore.

The skewers are HUGE and well-seasoned and grilled to achieve a smoky depth of flavour, while the oysters are surprisingly fresh and generously sized. They serve other unique menu items such as beef brisket mantou, spicy mutton dumplings and more!

Must order: Grilled Skewers and Oysters

Ending Thoughts

Overall, these five spots offers a variety of cuisines that can (hopefully) satisfy your cravings.

Hope this helps if you’re planning your next makan spot and let me know which one you end up trying ! :p