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Quick answer: If you’re after the best hummus in Singapore, these seven joints deliver the creamy, garlicky stuff worth crossing town for. Alaturka and BYBLOS on Bussorah Street bring the full meze experience; Pita Bakery keeps it vegan and casual on Bali Lane; Pistachio at Wheelock Place does a smooth, modern take; Miznon packs bold flavours into fluffy pitas; and Tarboush serves Palestinian-style hummus that’s rich with spice. Whether it’s a family dinner or a quick dabao, there’s a hummus here for you.
You want more than hummus — you want a place where the dip is creamy, the pita warm, and the table feels long enough for a few friends. Whether you’re meeting a group or just don’t fancy eating alone, these seven spots turn a simple chickpea dish into an excuse to linger. Come for the hummus, stay for the company.
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Alaturka Mediterranean & Turkish Restaurant
Right on Bussorah Street in Kampong Glam, Alaturka has been a steady favourite since 2005, the kind of place where you can smell the charcoal grill from the pavement. Their hummus is blended fresh with premium chickpeas and tahini, arriving silky smooth as part of a larger meze spread that might include charcoal-grilled kebabs, house-made yoghurt, and warm pita. Everything is prepared from scratch, which you can taste in the depth of spice.
It’s an un-rushed meal, best with a few kakis so you can order a bit of everything and share. The Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition says a lot about the quality, but it’s the easy-going warmth that makes you want to linger.
When you want a full, sit-down evening with a group who appreciate the scent of charcoal in the air, this is the spot. The hummus arrives as part of a meze spread that encourages sharing, slow conversation, and reaching for another warm pita. Bring a few kaki and make a night of it — Bussorah Street after dark always has a good buzz.
Address: 15 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199436
Phone: +65 6294 0304
Hours: Daily, 11:30am – 10:30pm
Website: Alaturka Mediterranean & Turkish Restaurant
If you’re looking beyond hummus, our Paella Destinations in Singapore guide covers some other Mediterranean-style comfort food worth exploring.
Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant
Just a few doors down at 54 Bussorah Street, Tabbouleh does Lebanese with a subtle Turkish twist. The hummus here leans into a nutritious, garlicky blend of chickpeas and lemon – the kind that makes you feel like you’re doing something good while you’re actually just eating a lot of it. It comes with generous portions, so you won’t be scrambling for the last swipe.
Grab a table outside if the weather’s decent; the al fresco setup on the pedestrianised street gives you that relaxed, old-school Kampong Glam feel. Good for a casual dinner where conversation flows as easily as the mint tea.
There’s something about the garlicky kick here that makes you keep going back for more. The outdoor tables are perfect for a breezy lunch with a friend who won’t judge your double-dip. It’s the kind of unpretentious spot where the portion sizes mean you’re all in it together, and no one has to agak agak the last swipe.
Address: 54 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199470
Phone: +65 6291 4100
Hours: Daily, 11am – 11pm
Website: Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant
BYBLOS – Authentic Turkish & Lebanese Cuisine
BYBLOS at 14 Bussorah Street is the one you hit when you want a proper spread that goes late – they’re open till 1am. Under Chef Mohamad Slim, the kitchen blends Turkish and Lebanese traditions, using imported ingredients and a lot of care. The hummus is creamy and acts as the anchor of their mezza selection, alongside charcoal-grilled lamb kofta, tabbouleh, and saffron rice. Freshly prepared meats are a big deal here.
If you’ve got a birthday or family gathering, they handle catering too, and the private dining space works for a more intimate do. The atmosphere is kid-friendly without being chaotic, and the staff actually look like they enjoy feeding you.
Chef Mohamad Slim’s kitchen hums late into the night, so this is the one to jio after a movie or when everyone’s craving something substantial past midnight. The hummus is the calm, creamy centre of a tableside mezza that practically begs to be shared. Grab a big group, order the lamb kofta, and settle in — they’re in no rush to send you home.
Address: 14 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199435
Phone: +65 6296 8577
Hours: Daily, 11am – 1am
Website: BYBLOS – Authentic Turkish & Lebanese Cuisine
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Pita Bakery
On Bali Lane, Pita Bakery is where you go when you want a quick, plant-based bite that doesn’t taste like punishment. Their hummus is crafted with care, served with pillowy garlic pita and crisp falafel balls – all vegan, all under $15 for a satisfying plate. You can grab a spot at the outdoor tables, or dabao and wander the neighbourhood.
It’s not fancy, but the flavours are on point, and the hours stretch from morning to late evening, so it works for a solo lunch or a supper stop after some Arab Street shopping.
For a quick, feel-good bite that doesn’t weigh you down or your wallet, this is your weekday lunch rescue. The hummus and falafel plate is simple but so satisfying, and the garlic pita is dangerously good. It’s a solid spot to grab a seat outside and people-watch along Bali Lane, or tapau back to the office when lunch is a solo affair.
Address: 29 Bali Lane, Singapore 189865
Phone: +65 6635 6256
Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am – 9pm; Friday to Sunday 9am – 9:30pm
Website: Pita Bakery
For more halal-friendly options across the city, our Halal Chicken Rice Havens in Singapore list is another one to bookmark.
Pistachio Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Grill
Up on the second floor of Wheelock Place, Pistachio does a more modern, fusion-leaning take on Middle Eastern food. The hummus is velvety and comes with warm pita, ready to go alongside mixed grills and eggplant dishes. They’re fully halal, and the whole menu is available for no-contact delivery if you’re ordering in.
Do note they’re only open from 11:30am to 3pm, so this is strictly a lunchtime play – perfect if you’re around Orchard and want something a bit different from the usual food court fare. Vegetarian options are clearly marked, which makes group ordering simpler.
An aircon lunchtime hideaway right in Orchard, perfect when you want a velvety hummus fix between errands. The fusion touches make it feel a little more dressed up, so it works for a one-on-one catch-up with a friend who appreciates a contemporary setting. Just remember they close after lunch — no dinner plans here.
Address: 501 Orchard Road, #02-04/05 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880
Phone: +65 6262 6400
Hours: Daily, 11:30am – 3pm
Website: Pistachio Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Grill
Miznon Singapore
Miznon on Stanley Street is the brainchild of Michelin-starred Chef Eyal Shani, bringing Israeli street food to the CBD with a lot of swagger. Their hummus is a key player, stuffed inside fluffy pitas along with bold combinations you won’t find elsewhere – think whole roasted cauliflower, lamb, and tahini. Open from breakfast through late, it’s a casual, noisy, really fun place to eat.
It’s the kind of meal you eat with your hands and end up ordering seconds because the pita is that shiok. Great for a work lunch that doesn’t feel like a work lunch, or a quick dinner before drinks in the area.
Eating here is a loud, hands-on affair that feels more like a Tel Aviv street party than a quiet meal. The hummus comes tucked inside outrageously fluffy pitas along with whole roasted cauliflower or lamb — it’s messy, unapologetic, and best enjoyed with a group who don’t mind sharing. Perfect for a rowdy lunch where you’ll leave with a smile and maybe a tahini stain.
Address: 6 Stanley Street, #01-01, Singapore 068725
Phone: +65 9015 5319
Hours: Monday to Wednesday 11am – 10:30pm; Thursday to Saturday 11am – 11pm; Sunday 11am – 10:30pm
Website: Miznon Singapore
Tarboush Restaurant
Set inside Village Hotel Bugis, Tarboush is a halal-certified Middle Eastern kitchen that’s been quietly winning over regulars with its Palestinian-style hummus and hearty mains. The hummus is rich and spiced, served alongside lambshank mandi rice, mixed grills, and crispy falafel. They use fresh, traditional preparations, and the dining room feels comfortable enough for a family celebration or an anniversary.
They also offer private dining options if you want a more secluded setting. The Bugis location makes it easy to swing by after work or on a weekend outing.
Inside the Village Hotel Bugis, this feels like a comfortable secret known mostly to regulars and hotel guests. The Palestinian-style hummus is richly spiced and made for slowing down over a leisurely dinner. It’s the kind of place you’d book for a family celebration, where the mandi rice and mixed grills turn a meal into an occasion.
Address: 390 Victoria Street, #03-12A Village Hotel Bugis, Singapore 188061
Phone: +65 6293 1944
Hours: Daily, 11am – 11pm
Website: Tarboush Restaurant
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Raffles Grab and Go
UEN Number: 52918810D (Raffles Hotel Singapore; Grab & Go is a takeout/delivery service line of the hotel, not a separate legal entity)
Your free hours are scarce, so skip the grand lobby and order delivery straight from Raffles. The hummus mezze is cold, smooth, and generous with tahini—no skimping here. Tapau a couple of tubs, then find a void deck or your own dining table. It travels well, no need to chope seat. Just open, dip, and makan. Atas hummus without the fuss.
The delivery arrives cold and neat, no ceremony needed. Unpack it yourself, spoon the hummus into a bowl you actually like, and tear the pita by hand. The tahini pools on top after a quick stir, so don’t skip that step. Eat it somewhere you can lean back—void deck, balcony, wherever the air moves. No queue, no small talk, just the smooth, nutty spread and your own quiet window before the next thing calls.
Raffles Grab and Go offers takeout and delivery from Raffles Hotel Singapore’s kitchens. Their Hummus Mezze is a cold dish of slow-cooked chickpeas, tahini, and lemon juice, served with warm Arabic bread.
Products or Services
Beyond the Hummus Mezze, the service offers dishes from Raffles’ own restaurants, including yì by Jereme Leung (Chinese), Tiffin Room (North Indian), Butcher’s Block (premium meats), the Grand Lobby, and Raffles Patisserie.
Contact Information & Location
- Phone: +65 6412 1816
- Email: [email protected]
- Address: Raffles Hotel Shopping Arcade, #01-22, 1 Seah Street, Singapore 189673
- Operating Hours: daily, 12 PM–7:30 PM
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This is your solution when everyone wants restaurant quality but nobody wants to change out of their house clothes. The Hummus Mezze travels well, arriving cool and composed, and the warm Arabic bread makes the whole tray feel properly put-together. A solid choice for an impromptu gathering at home where you still want to look effortlessly prepared.
Cut Butchery
UEN Number: 202209315N (Cut Butchery Bedok Pte. Ltd. — the entity behind the Cut Butchery brand’s Bedok outlet, used here as the umbrella UEN for the brand)
Errand-stacking is your signature move. While you grab your hormone-free meats, chope a tub of hummus from the deli counter. The sundried-tomato variant adds a tangy kick, good for when plain hummus feels too predictable. Family-run, they know their stuff—no filler, just clean flavour. One trip, two wins. Don’t waste a separate outing.
Walk in for the meat, but detour left to the deli fridge before you pay. The hummus sits in clear tubs, no fancy label, just you spotting it among the sausages. Grab the sundried-tomato one if you see it, then finish your meat order. At home, let it sit out five minutes while you unpack the rest—cold from the fridge loses the swirl. Scoop with whatever bread you already have. Two errands, one receipt, zero extra trips.
Cut Butchery is a family-owned butchery and deli emphasising antibiotic-free, hormone-free, and nitrate-free meats; hummus (including a sundried-tomato variant) is part of their deli lineup.
Products or Services
Fresh meats, sausages, and deli products, including classic and sundried-tomato hummus.
Contact Information & Location
- Email: [email protected]
- My Village: 1 Maju Ave, #B1-06, Singapore 556679 | Tel: +65 8186 9633
- Bukit Timah Plaza: 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, #B2-05, Singapore 588996 | Tel: +65 8879 9855
- Thomson Plaza: 301 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574408 | Tel: +65 8319 9985
- Bedok Mall: 311 New Upper Changi Rd, Singapore 467360 | Tel: +65 8267 7745
- Tampines Mall: 4 Tampines Central 5, #B1-16, Singapore 529510 | Tel: +65 9677 7944
- Operating Hours: typically daily, 9 AM–9 PM (varies by location)
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A lifesaver on errand days when the deli run becomes dinner plan salvation. You can grab the classic hummus or the sundried-tomato version while picking up proteins for the week, and the generous tub means you have enough to send some to the grandparents’ place too. Everything here is made without the stuff you would rather leave out.
Beirut Grill
UEN Number: 53231102K
Make a reservation—this Bussorah Street spot fills fast with the dinner crowd. When you sit, order the signature hummus immediately; it comes drizzled with olive oil and warm pita. Skip the touristy combos, go straight for the classic. Your time is tight, so let the waiter guide your pace. Extra bread upfront, don’t wait. Shiok and efficient.
The shopfront is narrow, the inside warm with chatter. Let the waiter point you to a table near the back if you want to hear your own conversation. Order the hummus first, before you even look at the rest of the menu, and ask for the bread to come alongside it. Eat it while the grill smoke drifts in from the kitchen. Pace is unhurried once you’re seated, so settle in and let the meal stretch a little—your phone can wait.
Beirut Grill is a Lebanese restaurant on Bussorah Street whose hummus is a signature dish. It won Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2024 from the Restaurant Association of Singapore and holds Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice recognition, placing it among the top 10% of restaurants worldwide on the platform (as of July 2026).
Products or Services
Mezze platters, kebabs, grilled meats, and hummus, typically served with pita bread. The restaurant hosts an annual Hummus Festival.
Recognition
Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2024, Restaurant Association of Singapore. Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice recipient (top 10% of restaurants worldwide on the platform, as of July 2026).
Contact Information & Location
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +65 9069 1925
- Address: 72 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199485
- Operating Hours: typically open daily; check website or socials for current hours
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The kind of place you book when you want a proper sit-down meal that still feels relaxed enough for the whole crew. Their signature hummus arrives in that shareable family style, with plenty of pita to go around, and the Bussorah Street setting gives the outing a gentle holiday feel without leaving the island.
Kazbar Pte. Ltd.
UEN Number: 200905184M (incorporated 24 Mar 2009)
Time your visit with the belly-dancing, but chope your table early—the Capital Square working crowd knows this spot. The hummus is creamy, ideal for scooping while you wait. Order the mezze platter to sample, but if you’re kiasu about hummus, get a side order too. Lunch is quick, dinner more drawn out. Pick your window and enjoy.
Come slightly before the music starts, when the staff are still lighting the candles. Pick a table with a clear view of the floor, not tucked behind a pillar. Order the hummus as a standalone dish, not just part of a platter, and use a warm pita to scrape the bowl clean while everyone else is distracted by the show. The room gets loud, so lean in when you talk. Leave before the finale if you want to beat the exit crowd.
Kazbar, in Capital Square, is a Lebanese restaurant known for its hummus and live belly-dancing entertainment.
Products or Services
Mezze platters, grilled meats, vegetarian options, and hummus served with freshly baked pita.
Recognition
TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award; rated 4.4/5 and ranked #208 of 9,923 restaurants in Singapore on Tripadvisor.
Contact Information & Location
- Address: Capital Square, 25 Church Street, #01-03, Singapore 049482
- Operating Hours: Mon–Wed, 12–2:30 PM & 5–10 PM; Thu–Fri, 12–3 PM & 5–11 PM; Sat, 6–10 PM; Sun, closed
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A dependable pick for a night out where the atmosphere does half the entertaining for you. The hummus is partnered with freshly baked pita, and the generous mezze format means everyone can find something they like while the belly dancing keeps restless fingers off their devices. Perfect when you are feeding a group with mixed preferences.
Grand Konak Restaurant Pte. Ltd.
UEN Number: 202315510E (incorporated 21 Apr 2023)
Clarke Quay’s noise can be a time-waster, so duck into Grand Konak for a quieter corner. The Mezza Platter is your sharing shortcut, hummus included. Order additional pita immediately—refills might be slow. Go for the halal options if that matters. Not a quick bite, so plan a longer window. Staff are warm; let them steer your order.
Step in from the riverside heat and let your eyes adjust to the dim, calm room. Ask for a table away from the door, where the lunch crowd shuffles past. Order the Mezza Platter for the table, but point at the hummus and say ‘extra of this one’—the waiter will understand. When it lands, claim the section nearest you and eat it while the others figure out the rest. The pita runs out fast, so request more before you need it.
Grand Konak, in Clarke Quay, is a Turkish and Lebanese restaurant; hummus is part of its Mezza Platter.
Products or Services
A Turkish, Lebanese, and Middle Eastern menu with halal options; the Mezza Platter includes hummus alongside other dips and spreads.
Recognition
Rated 3.9/5 based on 299 reviews on Tripadvisor.
Contact Information & Location
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +65 8208 9123 (reservations)
- Address: 3D River Valley Road, #01-05, CQ @ Clarke Quay, Singapore 179023
- Operating Hours: daily, 11 AM–11:30 PM
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Great for a Clarke Quay dinner where you want the table to groan a little under the Mezza Platter. The hummus comes surrounded by an array of dips that turns the meal into a proper communal affair, with enough variety that even the pickier eaters will find something to dig into. An easy win for a celebratory family meal.
Disclaimer
Information on this page is current as of July 2026 and compiled from publicly available sources, including company registration filings and official websites. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, menus, pricing, and hours may change. If you notice an error, please let us know so we can correct it.
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You land here first, good. Glance through the timestamp so you know the intel is fresh, then scroll straight to the spot that fits your craving. The page works like a quick recce—no need to second-guess whether a place still exists. Just match the vibe to your free window, then get moving. Time saved, mission clear.
Match the Spread to Your Plan
Decide your setup first. Solo, in a rush? Walk into Raffles Grab and Go, point at the hummus, tapau, and leave. No seats, no waiting, just good hummus you can eat anywhere. If you are already running errands for a home meal, swing by Cut Butchery. Their hummus sits next to the meats and deli items, so you grab dinner and sides in one stop. No detours.
When you have time and company, book a table at Beirut Grill or Kazbar. Sit down, order a few plates, and let the hummus anchor the meal. Everything comes to you—warm bread, pickles, maybe a grill. The hummus is smooth, the portions generous, and the pace unhurried. Let everyone share and talk over the food. No rush, just a proper Lebanese spread done right.
How to choose
Hummus in Singapore covers a lot of ground, from traditional chickpea-and-tahini purées to bold, loaded plates. Here are a few things to think about before you decide where to makan.
- Setting: Bussorah Street’s stretch (Alaturka, Tabbouleh, BYBLOS) gives you that alfresco, heritage street vibe – great for a relaxed evening. Pistachio at Wheelock Place is a shopping-centre lunch spot; Miznon is buzzy and central; Pita Bakery is super casual; Tarboush is hotel-restaurant comfortable.
- Dietary needs: Pita Bakery is fully vegan. Pistachio has vegetarian options clearly marked. All the halal-conscious places are covered: Alaturka, BYBLOS, Pistachio, Tarboush, and Tabbouleh all have halal certification or practices; check if that’s a priority.
- Timing: BYBLOS is open till 1am if you’ve got a late-night craving. Pistachio closes by 3pm, so lunch only. Miznon runs late on weekends. Most others close around 10:30pm–11pm.
- Portions and pricing: Hummus typically falls between $8 and $15 as a meze, depending on size and accompaniments. Full meals with grills and sides will run higher. Exact pricing is best checked direct, as menus shift.
If your hummus hunt turns into a later meal, our guide on Late Night Food Havens in Singapore has even more supper ideas.
| Restaurant | Location | Hummus Style | Price Range | Good For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alaturka Mediterranean & Turkish Restaurant | 15 Bussorah Street | Silky smooth, part of meze platters | Check with the business | Family dinners, date nights, sharing spreads |
| Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant | 54 Bussorah Street | Garlicky, nutritious, generous portions | Check with the business | Casual al fresco meals, health-conscious dining |
| BYBLOS – Authentic Turkish & Lebanese Cuisine | 14 Bussorah Street | Creamy mezza cornerstone | Check with the business | Late-night gatherings, catering, families |
| Pita Bakery | 29 Bali Lane | Vegan-friendly, with garlic pita | Check with the business | Quick bites, plant-based eaters, takeaway |
| Pistachio Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Grill | 501 Orchard Road, #02-04/05 Wheelock Place | Velvety with modern twists | Check with the business | Orchard lunch, vegetarian options, delivery |
| Miznon Singapore | 6 Stanley Street, #01-01 | Inside fluffy pitas, bold flavours | Check with the business | Casual street food, work lunches, lively dinners |
| Tarboush Restaurant | 390 Victoria Street, #03-12A Village Hotel Bugis | Palestinian-style, rich and spiced | Check with the business | Family celebrations, private dining, halal feasts |
Summary
Whether you’re in the mood for a classic meze on Bussorah Street or a quick vegan hummus fix on Bali Lane, Singapore has plenty to offer. Alaturka and BYBLOS deliver the full sit-down experience, Miznon brings the chef-driven street cred, and Pita Bakery proves plant-based can be dead delicious. Pick based on your vibe, bring some friends, and order extra pita – you’ll need it.
Disclaimer: All information is accurate as of writing, but details can change. Please confirm opening hours and prices directly with the business before heading down.
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Frequently asked questions
Which hummus places in Singapore are halal?
Several on this list are halal-certified or follow halal practices: Alaturka, BYBLOS, Tabbouleh, Pistachio, and Tarboush. Pita Bakery is vegan and does not serve meat, while Miznon is a mixed kitchen; it’s best to check directly if you require strict halal assurance.
Where can I find vegan hummus in Singapore?
Pita Bakery on Bali Lane is fully vegan and serves hummus with garlic pita and falafel. Other places like Pistachio offer vegetarian options clearly marked, but may not be entirely vegan, so always ask.
What is the price of hummus at these restaurants?
Exact prices vary, but hummus as a meze or side typically ranges from $8 to $15 depending on size and accompaniments. For the latest, check each restaurant’s menu or give them a call.
Which hummus spot is open latest in Singapore?
BYBLOS on Bussorah Street stays open until 1am daily, making it your best bet for a late-night hummus fix. Miznon closes at 11pm on weekends, and Tabbouleh and Tarboush go till 11pm.
Where can I find delivery or takeaway hummus?
Most of these places offer takeaway or delivery via their own channels or through platforms. Pistachio explicitly mentions no-contact delivery, and Pita Bakery is set up for quick takeaway. Miznon also does takeout.
Which restaurant is best for a family gathering with hummus?
BYBLOS and Tarboush both have spacious, family-friendly settings and private dining options. Alaturka’s sharing platters also work well for groups, and the outdoor seating on Bussorah Street is relaxed for all ages.
