Halal Food

Islam is not a race as Muslims comes from all types of races. Malay is the predominant race for Muslims in Singapore. There are many Muslims from other races too such as Chinese, Indian, Arab, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, English, French, American and African. Therefore, the halal food cuisines which are Muslim-owned are not restricted by race.

In addition, Singapore celebrates diversity. More and more non-Muslim cafes and restaurants have certified their eateries to be halal-certified by the MUIS who is the local halal certifying body in Singapore. Such halal eateries can be enjoyed by both Muslims and non-Muslim friends. To help finding halal food easier, Halal Tag has listed the eateries categorised by food. Hope this will help Singaporeans and tourist in Singapore to find halal food easier.

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Apam Balik
Indulge in the crispy Apam Balik, filled with sweet corn and peanuts. A classic Southeast Asian snack loved in Singapore for its unique texture and rich flavors!
Appam
Appam is a South Indian pancake dish made from fermented rice batter and coconut milk.
Asam Laksa
Asam Laksa is a sour, fish and tamarind-based soup.
Asam Pedas
Asam Pedas is a classic Malay dish which literally means “sour spicy.
Asam Pedas Telur Ikan
Ayam Geprek
Ayam geprek is a crispy battered fried chicken originating from Indonesia that is crushed and served with a hot and spicy sambal.
Ayam Masala
Ayam Masala or Chicken Masala is a dish consisting of roasted marinated chicken chunks in creamy curry sauce.
Ayam Penyet
Ayam penyet (smashed fried chicken) is an Indonesian fried chicken dish consisting of fried chicken that is smashed.
Ayam Percik
Ayam Percik is grilled chicken marinated with various spices and served with a creamy coconut sauce.
Ayam Taliwang
Ayam Taliwang is a traditional dish of Indonesia, originally from Lombok.