27 Must-Try Halal Chinese Restaurants In Singapore (2024)

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You might be wondering whether there are any halal Chinese restaurants in Singapore.

Chances are, the curious side of yours wants to explore the unique culture of other races or religions from yours through food. 

Or maybe you want to have a good time indulging in the various types of Chinese food with your Muslim friends, family members, or colleagues. 

The community on this sunny island is made up of multiple ethnicities, each with its distinct culture and heritage aspects. 

And with a sizable number of Muslim residents in Singapore, you can expect to find many eateries that serve halal Chinese cuisines. 

Here are the top 27 halal Chinese restaurants in Singapore to try for breakfast, lunch, dinner or supper.

Let’s get into it!

Halal Chinese Restaurant Singapore 2023: Best 27

1. The Dim Sum Place
2. Deanna’s Kitchen
3. Penang Culture
4. Tang Tea House
5. 89.7 Supper Club
6. Delibowl
7. Jiak Modern Tzechar
8. Buey Tahan See-Food
9. 786 Char Kway Teow
10. Mak’s Place
11. Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy
12. Nuodle
13. Yi Zun Noodle
14. Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles
15. Evertop Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice
16. The Fortune Cookie
17. Jason Niang Dou Fu
18. DaJie Niang Dou Fu
19. Jin Shangyi Pin
20. HaHa Hotpot
21. Pot Luck
22. GLC Hao Yun Lai Restaurant
23. Home Of Seafood
24. Segar Restaurant
25. Yassin Kampung
26. Aisyah Restaurant
27. Mackenzie Rex Restaurant

The Dim Sum Place

Want to have authentic Cantonese cuisine and a dim sum feast but in a halal version? 

The Dim Sum Place is your best bet. 

With a plethora of traditional dim sum selections ranging from Siew Mai, congee, and steamed buns, your palette is bound to be rewarded and salivating for more over here. 

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Aside from dim sum, this halal Chinese restaurant serves delectable Wanton Noodle, Beef Noodle, and its popular Roasted Duck Noodle. 

Address: 791 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198759

Phone Number: +65 6655 8787

Operating Hours: 11 am-11 pm (Sunday to Thursday); 11 am-2 am (Friday & Saturday)

Nearest MRT: Lavender (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Deanna’s Kitchen

Operated by a Muslim husband and wife team, Deanna’s Kitchen is famous for its huge halal prawn noodle varieties, such as: 

• Big Prawn Mee
• Very Big Prawn Mee
• Clams & Prawn Mee
• Crayfish & Prawn Mee
• Lobster Prawn Mee

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And Deanna’s Kitchen food menu does not just stop right there. 

Recently this halal chain added braised chicken dishes to its menu. If you are looking to feast, try out the brand new juicy Whole Braised Chicken Leg Rice set. 

Alternatively, if you are up for an interesting food tryout, consider ordering their XL Braised Chicken Feet! 

Address: 214 Jurong East Street 21, Padi Emas Coffee Shop, Singapore 600214

Phone Number: +65 9424 5496

Operating Hours: 11 am-8 pm (Sunday, Tuesday to Thursday); 11 am-9 pm (Friday & Saturday)

Nearest MRT: Jurong East (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Penang Culture

Is there anyone craving authentic Penang cuisine with a halal twist? 

If you are nodding your head profusely at this point, then make sure to head over to Penang Culture!

Helmed by a true Penangite Chef Wong, you can expect typical yet tasty Penang dishes like Char Kuey Teow, Assam Laksa, and Hokkien Prawn Noodle in Penang Culture. 

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For those who are looking to snack around, Penang Rojak and Belacan Chicken Wing will be a good fit. 

End your meal with a bang by ordering the cooling Penang Cendol; served with a generous portion of kidney beans, green cendol, creamy coconut milk, and the sweet Gula Melaka.

Tip: You can even upgrade the cendol by adding a scoop of real durian meat!   

I personally like the sourish Assam Laksa in Penang Culture. The combination of the piping hot soup, the sliced cucumber, sardine bits, and chewy laksa noodle tastes just so heavenly!

Address: 5 outlets across Singapore (NEX at Serangoon, JEM at Jurong, Compass One at Sengkang, WSS at Pasir Ris & VivoCity at HarbourFront)

Phone Number: 6634 0667 (NEX), 6734 8006 (JEM), 6385 2820 (Compass One), 6585 4877 (White Sands) & 6962 7172 (VivoCity) 

Operating Hours: 11 am-10 pm

Halal-Certified: Yes 

Tang Tea House

Sometimes for no apparent reason, the tummy wants to indulge in Chinese cuisine.

Especially when you are still awake late at night scrolling on the phone looking at those mouthwatering food. Ohhh I’m guilty of that. 

And to solve that tummy growling dilemma, Tang Tea House is your place to be! 

Open until 1 am daily, you will be surprised at its extensive meals and drinks menus. 

Chinese Dim Sum? Checked. 

Chinese Yang Zhou Fried Rice? Checked. 

Chinese Beef Noodle Brisket? Checked. 

Aside from Dim Sum and tzechar dishes, Tang Tea House serves a variety of soups, seafood, light snacks, and desserts. 

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Address: 4 outlets across Singapore (Bedok, Jalan Kayu, Jurong West & Changi)

Phone Number: 6445 9100, 6483 2298, 6493 2522 &  6386 4859

Operating Hours: 11 am-1 am

Halal-Certified:  Yes

89.7 Supper Club

Chances are, you are feeling hungry after completing the pre-planned things to do at night in Singapore with your companion. 

But instead of visiting MCD for burgers to call it a night, you wanted a light halal Chinese meal to fulfil the hunger pangs.  

And that’s when 89.7 Supper Club comes into the picture. 

Open 24 hours a day, 89.7 Supper Club on East Coast offers more than 30 halal dim sum options. 

For those who are looking for something ultra light, consider ordering Siew Mai, Chicken Dumplings, and Congee. 

The Steamed Salted Egg Pau is highly recommended too, especially when the rich salted egg gravy is oozing out of the bun’s opening. 

Tip: This 24-7 eatery establishment also offers halal Western and Indian food. 

Address: 2 outlets across Singapore (Changi Village & Geylang East) 

Phone Number: 6214 1897, 6841 6897

Operating Hours: 24 hours

Halal-Certified: Yes 

Delibowl

Located at Paya Lebar, Delibowl focuses on bringing out the flavours of traditional Sichuan cuisine to the masses. 

This halal Chinese restaurant in Singapore is famous for the Stir-Fried Tofu in Hot Sauce, along with Fried Egg with Green Pepper, Spicy Popcorn Chicken, and Stewed Beef Brisket with Tomato. 

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Tip: Each meal comes with a serving of rice for a fulfilling meal. You can top up several dollars more to get a side dish and a bowl of soup.

Address: 60 Paya Lebar Rd, #01-77 Paya Lebar Square, Singapore 409051      

Phone Number: 9382 5685

Operating Hours: 10.30 am-9 pm

Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar (East-West & Circle Lines)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Side note: Delibowl Express is located at Funan Mall (City Hall MRT) and Republic Plaza (Raffles Place MRT) respectively. 

Jiak Modern Tzechar

Jiak Modern Tzechar specialises in serving scrumptious halal Chinese tzechar dishes with generous portion that will make you come back for more. 

Most customers visit Jiak Modern Tzechar for its signature Fish Head Curry dish. 

Other best-sellers to pair with the fish curry include Claypot Golden Chicken, Black Bihun, Sambal Kangkung, and Tofu. 

Of course, you cannot leave Jiak Modern Tzechar without getting your hands on (or rather palate) their uniquely crafted beverages:

• Iced Calpis
• Longan Soda Fizz With Red Tea Jelly.

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Address: 4 Hillview Rise, #02-04, Singapore 667979

Phone Number: +65 6265 1097

Operating Hours: 11.30 am-9. 30 pm

Nearest MRT: Hillview (Downtown Line)

Halal-Certified:  Yes

Buey Tahan See-Food

Another Chinese halal restaurant in Singapore selling affordable tzechar dishes is Buey Tahan See-Food. 

As the name suggests, their seafood dishes are best-sellers. 

Ranging from prawns, crab, clams, and squid, you are bound to enjoy a scrumptious seafood feast over here.

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Nonetheless, Buey Tahan See-Food also sells non-seafood items, including chicken, tofu, and at certain outlets, an interestingly Western meal option; the hearty Big Breakfast!

Their recently opened void-deck-themed outlet at Pasir Ris serves croissants or waffles with gelato too so you can fix your seafood and sweets cravings at the same place.

Address: 9 outlets across Singapore (Pasir Ris, Sengkang, Punggol, Clementi, Choa Chu Kang, Sembang, Ang Mo Kio,  Bukit Batok, Woodlands)

Halal-Certified:  Yes

786 Char Kway Teow

Helmed by a Muslim convert, Mr Anis, 786 Char Kway Teow is probably one of the few spots in Singapore that sell halal Char Kway Teow. 

The served kway teow and yellow noodle mix is slightly wetter as compared to a typical version but tasty.

For a $3 Char Kway Teow, you can expect to find nicely portioned ingredients like sliced fishcakes, eggs, and bean sprouts cooked with his savoury homemade chilli paste.

Tip: You can request for cockles add-on for just an additional $1!

Address: 115 Bukit Merah View, #01-28, Singapore 151115

Operating Hours: 12 pm-8 pm (Everyday except Friday)

Nearest MRT: Tiong Bahru (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified:  Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Mak’s Place

There will be times when you and your friends have trouble coming to a consensus when it comes to “What to eat for lunch/dinner?”. 

Especially when you want to indulge in Western food, Friend A wants Chinese food, while Muslim Friend B craves some tzechar dishes. 

Enough said; Mak’s Place is going to put a stop to this food drama instantly.

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Operated by a Chinese Muslim, Mak’s Place is a to-go place for affordable halal Chinese tzechar and Western cuisines. 

Their best sellers include: 

• Wonton Noodle, 
• Seafood Rice,
• Beef Fried Rice,
• Butter Sotong
• Punggol Mee Goreng

Address: 401 Changi Rd, Singapore 419847

Phone Number: +65 6844 7656

Operating Hours: 4 pm-1 am (Closed on Monday)

Nearest MRT: Kembangan (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified:  Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy

Fishball noodle stalls are ubiquitous in most of Singapore’s hawker centres or coffee shops. 

But if a halal bowl of fishball noodles is what you are hunting for, be sure to visit Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy. 

This halal Chinese restaurant prepares handmade fish balls fresh on the spot when they are running out, rendering a juicy and springy texture.

Depending on your preference, you can enjoy the big fish balls with soup or dry noodles.   

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You can also opt for the another halal Chinese food in Singapore here; dry Minced Meat Noodle that comes with a generous portion of minced chicken, wonton, fishcake slices, and egg noodles. 

Tip: Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy whips out tzechar dishes too.  

Address: 914 Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 787114

Phone Number: +65 9731 6841

Operating Hours: 8 am-8.45 pm (Closed on Wednesday)

Nearest MRT: Springleaf (Thomson East-Coast Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Nuodle

Wondering where you can get a bowl of piping hot halal beef la mian in Singapore?

Well, Nuodle will be one of your top options!

Its Signature Beef La Mian is the reason why Nuodle outlets are swamped with customers.

The hand-pulled noodle goes very well with the aromatic beefy soup, along with the marinated beef slices, scallions, radish, and chilli oil.   

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If beef isn’t really your kind of thing, then you will be glad that Nuodle serves non-beef meals too; the soupy Seafood La Mian or the dry Chicken Bean Paste La Mian.

You can order the noodles as a set meal where you get to choose your preferred small side dish, such as braised egg, pickled cucumber or black fungus salad, and a beverage. 

You can also get your hands on Nuodle’s Beef Pancake or Fried Dumplings by sharing dishes with your family or friends so you get to try more of the delicious food items served by this halal Chinese restaurant.  

Address: 14 outlets across Singapore

Operating Hours: Varies 

Halal-Certified: Yes 

Yi Zun Noodle

Some people will just never get enough of beef la mian. If you are looking for another equally flavorful beef la mian in Singapore, then make your way to Yi Zun Noodle.  

Boasts as Singapore’s first Muslim restaurant that offers exclusively Chinese hand-pulled noodles, you can have your share of authentic beef la mian and Xinjiang dishes in Yi Zun Noodle. 

Apart from the Signature Beef Noodles, Yi Zun Noodle offers a wide variety of noodle meals, including the popular Zha Jiang Noodles and Spicy Chicken Noodles. 

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Some of the famous good-for-sharing main dishes that you can opt for are Chuan Xiang Chicken (mala chicken with sweet corn, potato, and herbs), Signature Grilled Fish, and Braised Duck. 

Of course, you cannot miss out on Yi Zun Noodle’s Xinjiang grilled skewers. The marinated meat types include beef, chicken, and mutton. 

Alternatively, If you are looking for something light, consider ordering their authentic Chinese sides and dim sum selections. 

Tip: You can choose your spiciness level for the grilled skewers. 

Address: 60 Joo Chiat Rd, #01-08/09, Singapore 427726

Phone Number: +65 6909 9287

Operating Hours: 11 am-9;.30 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest MRT: Eunos (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified:  Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles

Hailing from China, Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles is the latest food chain restaurant that paved its way into Singapore’s competitive food scene. 

The main star in this international brand is the brothy Signature Beef Noodles. 

This Signature Beef Noodle boasts its flavourful clear soup– made from more than 15 types of spices slowly cooked for 10 hours.

This best-seller is paired with order-to-make hand-pulled noodles, beef slices, sliced radish, scallions, and coriander.

Tip: You can add the signature chilli oil into the Signature Beef Noodle for the extra kick and flavours. 

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If you are up for the non-typical noodle with clear soup alternatives, consider getting the Mala Beef Noodle, Dry Beef Noodle, Stir-Fried Beef Noodle, or Dry Chicken Noodle over here. 

Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles also offers a variety of Chinese side dishes that complement well with the main dish. 

These side dishes include:

• Cold Beef
• Braised Mushroom
• Prawn Dumplings (Handmade)
• Braised Egg
• Dried Beancurd

Address: 6 outlets across Singapore (Tiong Bahru Plaza, Chinatown Point, Century Square, Jurong Point, Hillion Mall & Downtown East)

Phone Number: +65 9827 8593 (Tiong Bahru Plaza), +65 9822 8418 (Jurong Point), +65 8876 4790 (Hillion Mall)

Operating Hours: 11 am-9.30 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Evertop Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice

Located at Joo Chiat and Clementi, Evertop Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice boasts tender and juicy roasted chicken rice with a halal twist. 

A set meal of chicken rice here consists of a plate of fragrant rice, chopped roasted chicken meat, kailan with oyster sauce, achar, fried wontons, and a bowl of soup. 

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This local dish is best eaten with ground ginger and chilli sauce.  

Tip: You might want to limit the chilli sauce intake if becoming a hot mess after the meal isn’t what you are looking for. 

Aside from the Signature Chicken Rice, Evertop also offers a halal version of Roasted Duck for duck meat lovers. 

Address: 89/91 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427383 & Clementi Ave 2, #01-259 Blk 354, Singapore 120354

Phone Number: +65 6348 0838, +65 6774 1353

Operating Hours: 10 am-10 pm (Everyday at Joo Chiat Branch); 10.30 am-9.30 pm (Everyday at Clementi Branch)

Nearest MRT: Eunos (East West Line); Clementi (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes

The Fortune Cookie

Looking for some halal Chinese-Western fusion food after spending a day exploring Kampung Glam and Bugis? 

The Fortune Cookie is among the best halal Chinese restaurants in Singapore to get to. 

Intending to introduce Chinese cuisine to the Muslim community in Singapore, The Fortune Cookie comes with a wide range of delectable Chinese dishes including:

• Ip Man Mala Wings
• Lotus Duck Rice
• San Choy Pau

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If you are looking for something unique in this quaint halal restaurant, you can consider ordering starters like Cheese Dumplings or mains like Truffle Chicken Rice. 

For those who prefer seafood mains, you will love The Fortune Cookie’s Seafood Noodle Platter. This fusion dish comes with fried wonton noodles, lobster, large prawns, mussels, squid, scallops, and fish cake slices, and is topped with smootheelicious gravy. 

Depending on your preference, you can end your meal with interesting in-house desserts such as Lemongrass Beancurd and Soursop Creme Brulee!

Tip: You will also be given a fortune cookie containing either a translated Malay-to-English proverb or a Quran verse paper slip after the meal.  

Address: 11 Bussorah St, Singapore 199432

Phone Number: +65 9009 7345

Operating Hours: 11 am-11 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest MRT: Bugis (East-West & Downtown Lines)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Jason Niang Dou Fu

Jason Niang Dou Fu is a halal Chinese restaurant in Singapore for a delicious Yong Tau Foo meal. 

With more than 40 types of Yong Tau Foo arranged at the front counter, you are bound to be spoilt and have a tough time (in a pleasant way) making up your mind. 

Both fried and non-fried Yong tau foo are available in Jason Niang Dou Fu, so you can choose according to your liking or #moodoftheday. 

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With a minimum of 5 pieces, you can pair the Yong Tau Foo with either white rice, yam rice, noodles, or the rolled chee cheong fun. 

Jason Niang Dou Fu also offers several sauce options (at an additional charge) to drench your Yong tau foo with, including the mass fav chye poh sauce, satay sauce, mee rebus sauce, and tom yam. 

Address: 321 Beach Rd, Singapore 199557

Phone Number: +65 9487 9988

Operating Hours: 10 am-8 pm

Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway (Circle Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Da Jie Niang Dou Fu

Located at Bukit Batok, Clementi and Bedok, Da Jie Niang Dou Fu is where Westie and Eastie residents do not need to travel far to fix Yong Tau Foo cravings in Singapore. 

Think stuffed tofu, fishcake, fried fish balls, fried wonton, stuffed broccoli, kangkung and the list goes on and on!

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This unassuming halal Chinese restaurant offers several serving styles for the dish, such as Hakka style, Ampang style, tom yum soup, soybean soup, laksa soup, and even Mala soup. 

You can pair the Yong Tau Foo with your choice of noodles or white rice for a heartening meal. 

Apart from that, Da Jie Niang Dou Fu also sells Char Siew Rice, Chicken Rice, and Mala Hotpot under the same roof. 

Fun fact: Yong tau foo is a Chinese Hakka traditional dish! 

Address: 3 outlets across Singapore (Clementi, Bukit Batok & Bedok)

Phone Number: +65 6774 2030, +65 6896 4569, +65 8222 7845

Operating Hours: 10 am-9.30 pm (Clementi & Bukit Batok) & 11 am-10 pm (Bedok)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Jin Shang Yi Pin Buffet Hotpot

It is not easy to stumble upon a Chinese hotpot place that caters to the Muslim community in Singapore. 

Despair no more; you can have a halal hotpot buffet session with free-flow drinks, cakes, and ice-creams at Jin Shang Yi Pin Buffet Hotpot!

Choose your preferred soup base (mala, tomato, mushroom, salted vegetables, and herbal chicken) before moving on to the meal highlights.

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The many hotpot ingredients include marinated chicken, mutton, beef, vegetables, fish, tofu skins, and others. 

If grilled food is more of your kind of thing, then top up several dollars more to get that skillet and grill the meat to your definition of perfect. 

Tip: Tired of the typical chilli sauce to dip your hotpot items? Create your sauce version from the sauce station at Jin Shang Yi Pin Buffet Hotpot! 

Address: 3 Simei Street 6, #01-20, Eastpoint Mall, Singapore 528833

Phone Number: +65 6979 7332

Operating Hours: 11.30 am-10 pm (Monday-Sunday)

Nearest MRT: Simei (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

HaHa Hotpot

Another Muslim-friendly hotpot brand in Singapore to gather at is HaHa Hotpot. 

Boasting an authentic Sichuan meal experience, HaHa Hotpot offers a variety of steamboat soups and ingredients at an affordable price. 

Depending on your preference, you can choose either:

• Sichuan Mala soup, 
• HaHa collagen soup, 
• Signature Mushroom soup, 
• Tomato soup, or
• Seafood soup as the base to go with the sides.

If you are into greens, opt for broccoli, iceberg lettuce, shanghai greens, and lotus root, among others. 

HaHa Hotpot also comes with seafood and red meat selections to bulk up your protein intake, including:

• Fish roe ball, 
• Hokkaido scallop, 
• New Zealand green mussel
• Beef tongue, 
• Lamb slices, 
• Mutton slices, 
• Beef slices, 
• Chicken slices 

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Tip: You can indulge in a hotpot session in the comfort of your home by ordering a HaHa Hotpot delivery steamboat package. You can even rent the stove and pot for an additional $30 (refundable)!

Address: 511, Block B Upper Jurong Rd, #01-09/10, Singapore 638366

Phone Number: +65 9731 9616

Operating Hours: 12 pm-2 pm, 5 pm-10 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest MRT: Boon Lay (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Pot Luck

A new concept under The Soup Restaurant, Pot Luck specialises in halal traditional Chinese tzechar dishes served in clay pots. 

With a nostalgic ambience and numerous dishes types, this halal Chinese restaurant is a great place for family, friends, or colleagues to bond over and have some quality foodie time together. 

Some of the must-try signature dishes here are:

• Assam Curry Fish Head, 
• Sambal Sotong, 
• Butter Prawn, 
• Petai with Ikan Bilis, and 
• Claypot Tofu.  

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Address: 2 Jurong East Street 21, 02-21, Singapore 609601, Singapore 609601

Phone Number: +65 6645 9320

Operating Hours: 11 am-10 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest MRT: Jurong East (East-West & North-South Lines)

Halal-Certified: Yes 

GLC Hao Yun Lai Restaurant

Did anyone eye for a goodness-filled halal plate of Salted Egg Chicken Rice in this list? 

Read on because I have got you covered!

Located at Tai Seng, GLC Hao Yun Lai Restaurant is typically packed during lunch hours. 

This halal Chinese restaurant is famous for the oh-so-yummy Salted Egg Chicken Rice. This best-seller comes with white rice and a fried egg.

For those who love halal Chinese noodles, consider opting for Hokkien Prawn Mee, KL Dai Lok Mee, and Chicken Noodle.  

Tip: Make sure to pair the KL Dai Lok Mee with the sambal belacan. It just tastes so good!

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Address: 121 Upper Paya Lebar Rd, Singapore 534836

Phone Number: +65 6581 9338

Operating Hours: 8 am-9 pm (Monday to Friday); 9 am-9 pm (Saturday); Closed on Sunday

Nearest MRT: Tai Seng (Circle Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes

Home of Seafood

One of the popular halal Chinese restaurants in Singapore is Home of Seafood.

As the name suggests, Home of Seafood is where one goes for hearty Chinese seafood cuisine.

And unlike other seafood specialised establishments in Singapore, this halal Chinese restaurant caters to the Muslim community too!

Home of Seafood is popular for its crab dishes that are available in various cooking and serving styles, with the signature being Award-Winning Black Pepper Crab and Chilli Crab. 

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Aside from crabs, you can also indulge in prawns, fish, fish head, and lala served in different sauces, gravy, and ingredients while dining over here.

If you want to get a taste of everything within the same plate of the dish, consider its Seafood In A Bag.   

Available in butter and chilli flavours, this seafood-rich dish comes with crayfish, lala, mussel, prawn, squid, carrot, corn, potato, and 4 fried mantou buns. 

Tip: A serving of Seafood In A Bag is good for 3 people. 

Address: 1 Joo Chiat Pl, Singapore 427739

Phone Number: +65 6442 5180

Operating Hours: 10.30 am-10.30 pm

Nearest MRT: Eunos (East-West Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes  

Segar Restaurant

Segar Restaurant is the place to be to enjoy a great meal of halal Chinese tzechar, particularly if you are a big fan of Chilli Crab and Assam Curry Fish Head. 

Have a feast with your friends or family members by ordering Segar Golden Chicken– another signature dish at Segar Restaurant that goes very well with rice. 

Segar Restaurant also serves individual portions of fried rice and noodles, such as: 

• Seafood Hor Fun
• Tomyum Mee Soup
• Beef Fried Rice
• Twin Fish Fried Rice

Tip: If you are ordering Chilli Crab, be sure to enjoy the gooey gravy with the fluffy fried mantou! 

Address: 133 New Bridge Rd, #B2-39/40/41, Singapore 059413

Phone Number: +65 6444 1778

Operating Hours: 11.30 am-9.30 pm

Nearest MRT: Chinatown (North-East & Downtown Lines)

Halal-Certified:  Yes

Yassin Kampung

A brainchild of a local Chinese Muslim, Yassin Kampung offers a variety of tzechar dishes, where some come with a unique twist. 

Like mixing fried chicken with durian to get Durian Chicken. 

Weird? Yes. 

A must-try dish? Absolutely!

Apart from that, you can also try out its Sichuan Mala Fried Crab, Three Flavoured Fish, Crispy Oat Prawn, and BBQ Sambal Stingray for a delicious seafood meal.  

Here’s a short video about the founder of Yassin Kampung, Chef Yassin Ng:

Address: 4 outlets across Singapore (Admiralty, Marsiling, Clementi & Bedok)

Operating Hours: 10 am-11 pm except for Admiralty 11 am-12 am (Monday to Sunday)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Aisyah Restaurant

You might have come across several halal beef noodle soup options in Singapore. 

Aisyah Restaurant in Telok Ayer is one of them too.

And unlike the rest, Aisyah Restaurant serves oh-so-good Braised Mutton Soup Noodles. 

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You can choose the type of hand-pulled noodles or la mian to go with the braised mutton, such as capillary, fine, 2 fine, leek leaves, and wide. 

Tip: Braised Mutton Rice is available too for a fuller meal. 

Their Braised Beef Shank Noodle is highly recommended too, especially for those who have taken a strong liking to beef-based la mian. 

Since Aisyah Restaurant specialises in Xinjiang cuisine, you can expect to see dishes like Meat Dumplings, Saliva Chicken, Chicken and Beef Skewers on its menu.  

Address: 176 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore, Singapore 068624

Phone Number: +65 9372 4321

Operating Hours: 11.30 am-3 pm, 5.30 pm-9 pm (Monday to Saturday); Closed on Sunday

Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer (Downtown Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes (+ Muslim-owned!)

Mackenzie Rex Restaurant

An old-school gem is a rare find in Singapore; what more of a halal eatery establishment that is still operating for the past 60 years? 

Established in 1966, Mackenzie Rex Restaurant has an extensive menu offering more than 100 tzechar food items. 

Some people rave about its Steamed Chicken Rice whereas some swears by Sambal Kangkung, Sweet Sour Garupa, Ngor Hiang (stuffed spring roll), and Yam Ring. 

So if you are keen to try them all, gather your friends or family members for a comfort food sharing session at Mackenzie Rex Restaurant. 

Tip: The wet tissue is chargeable so make sure to return it to the counter if you do not need one.   

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Address: 66 Prinsep St, Singapore 188668

Phone Number: +65 6336 1702

Operating Hours: 11 am-10 pm

Nearest MRT: Bencoolen (Downtown Line)

Halal-Certified: Yes 

FAQs: Halal Chinese Cuisine Singapore

1. Does Singapore serve halal food?

Singapore has a substantial number of Muslim residents and therefore you can expect plenty of halal food (permitted dietary guidelines according to Islamic law) available around the city-state. Halal food can be found in many cuisines in Singapore, including Chinese, Malay, Indian, Western, Indonesian, Thai, and others. 

2. How do you know if a restaurant is halal?

A halal-certified restaurant needs to show its original copy of the halal certification awarded by MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapore) within the premise that is easy to be seen by the public. 

3. Is Yu Sheng halal?

Yu Sheng is a Chinese dish that is typically eaten during the Chinese New Year Celebration. Made from several basic ingredients, Yu Sheng is tossed using a pair of chopsticks signifying good fortune and prosperity. You can buy halal Yu Sheng from the halal-certified establishments in Singapore.

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4. Halal Chinese Seafood Restaurant In Singapore: Round-up

• Home of Seafood
• Segar Restaurant
• Buey Tahan See-Food

5. Halal Chinese Restaurant Near Geylang: Round-up

• Yi Zun Noodle
• Home of Seafood
• 89.7 Supper Club
• Delibowl
• Nuodle
• Mak’s Place

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6. Halal Chinese Restaurant Near Chinatown: Round-up

• Aisyah Restaurant
• Segar Restaurant
• Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles

7. Halal Chinese Food Near Arab Street: Round-up

• The Dim Sum Place
• The Fortune Cookie
• Jason Niang Dou Fu

8. Halal Chinese Food Delivery In Singapore: Round-up

• The Dim Sum Place
• Deanna’s Kitchen
• Penang Culture
• Tang Tea House
• 89.7 Supper Club
• Delibowl
• Jiak Modern Tzechar
• Buey Tahan See-Food
• Mak’s Place
• Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy
• Nuodle
• Yi Zun Noodle
• Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles
• Niu Zou La Mian
• Evertop Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice
• The Fortune Cookie
• Jason Niang Dou Fu
• DaJie Niang Dou Fu
• Jin Shang Yi Pin
• HaHa Hotpot
• Pot Luck
• Home Of Seafood
• Segar Restaurant
• Yassin Kampung
• Aisyah Restaurant
• Mackenzie Rex Restaurant

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And It’s Time To Dig In Into The Scrumptious Singapore Halal Chinese Food

Here you go- the top 27 halal Chinese restaurants in Singapore to visit with your family members, friends, colleagues, and others for a halal eating experience. 

Being a multiracial country, Singapore has plenty of eatery establishment specialising in various types of Chinese food that caters to the Muslim community. 

Be it a halal bowl of Xinjiang Beef Noodles Soup or the local fav Chilli Crab dish, you will get to immerse into other cultures through Chinese cuisine. 

Or you will get to find a new go-to halal Chinese restaurant to hang out with your Muslim friends instead of going back to the same old eatery for the 1252nd time.

So share this article with your friends and family members to kickstart the halal Chinese cuisine-hunting in Singapore!