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Quick answer: This directory covers five halal restaurants in Singapore: The Ramen Stall (Japanese, Kampong Glam), The Malayan Council (Malay-Asian fusion, multiple outlets), Beirut Grill (Lebanese, Kampong Glam), Pistachio Restaurant (Mediterranean/Middle Eastern, Orchard Road), and Kazbar (Middle Eastern, CBD).
Looking for a Halal restaurant means more than ticking a box—it’s about matching the meal to the moment. Whether you’re bringing a client out, booking a family dinner, or just need a late-night bowl that won’t give you administrative trouble, these places keep things straightforward. Certifications check out, kitchens are transparent, and the food sticks to the brief.
The Ramen Stall
The Ramen Stall, in Kampong Glam, is a Halal-certified Japanese ramen restaurant operating since 2008.
If your kid’s a budding foodie keen to explore beyond hawker fare, this spot lets them experience legit Japanese ramen without any dietary uncertainty. The vibe is casual enough for a family dinner after tuition, yet the broths—simmered for ages—show a serious commitment to craft. It’s a solid choice when you want a comforting, fuss-free meal that doesn’t compromise on Halal confidence, and the late-night hours mean you can even tapau after a long day.
Slide into the buzzy, no-frills space and chope a table facing the open kitchen—watching the flames kiss the broth is half the joy. Don’t linger over the menu; ask the crew for their silkiest tonkotsu and an extra ajitama egg. The pace is quick but never rushed, perfect for a casual family wind-down. Share a side of gyoza while you debrief on the week—the warmth of the room makes every conversation easier.
Products or Services
Ramen including tonkotsu, truffle shoyu, and spicy Volcano Ramen, plus gyoza, takoyaki, and tempura; broths are simmered for up to 30 hours.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 787 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198755
- Phone: +65 6655 0800
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-1am (last order 12:30am); Fri-Sat & eve of PH 11am-2am (last order 1:30am)
- Website: The Ramen Stall
This one is a direct fix for the late-night ramen craving without the usual licensing doubts. Operating till the small hours in Kampong Glam, the 30-hour broths offer depth that suits solo eaters and groups spilling out of nearby bars. Swee for a post-event supper when every other Halal-certified Japanese option has already pulled the shutters.
The Malayan Council
The Malayan Council is a halal restaurant offering a modern take on Malay cuisine, with six outlets across Singapore. It also appears in our Bugis food places guide (Bussorah Street outlet).
When you need a place that impresses visiting relatives or celebrates a small academic win, this restaurant delivers atas presentation without the stuffy atmosphere. The fusion dishes bridge familiar Malay flavours with a modern twist, so even picky eaters at the table can find something shiok. It’s a safe bet for showing someone that Halal dining can feel both heritage-rich and contemporary, especially if you’re tired of the same old zi char routine and want a proper sit-down experience.
Step into any of their outlets and you’re greeted by a plush, semi-formal setting that feels celebratory without the stiffness. Round up your kaki and go family-style: order the signature lemak chili crab pasta and a crispy otah-otah to pass around. The service is swift enough to keep the meal humming, but nobody rushes you. Come hungry, leave your diet at the door, and let the rich, layered sauces do the talking—it’s built for lingering and laughter.
Products or Services
Smoked Duck Lemak Chilli Padi, Roti Kirai Beef Ribs, and Malay-Asian fusion dishes with Western influences, alongside catering services for private events.
Contact Information & Location
- Locations: Bussorah (71 Bussorah Street), Esplanade Mall (8 Raffles Avenue #02-14), Dunlop (22 Dunlop Street, plus a separate Cakes outlet at the same address), Winstedt (10 Winstedt Road #01-17), Fullerton (3 Fullerton Road #01-01)
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Daily 11am-11pm (all outlets)
- Website: The Malayan Council
When you need a Halal restaurant that can handle a large booking without making the service feel stretched, the multiple outlets here give you options. The fusion approach means the menu holds something for the more adventurous eater and the conservative uncle in the same party. Catering paperwork is solid if you are moving the meal to your own void deck or function room.
Beirut Grill
Beirut Grill, in Kampong Glam since 2009, is a halal restaurant specializing in Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine. It won Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2024 from the Restaurant Association of Singapore.
For the parent who wants their child to understand that global cuisines sit comfortably within Halal boundaries, this long-standing Kampong Glam gem is a quiet classroom. The mezze spread encourages sharing and conversation, while the charcoal-grilled meats offer a hands-on lesson in Levantine flavours. It’s less about rushing through a meal and more about slowing down to appreciate a different culinary tradition—useful when you’re nurturing a well-rounded, culturally aware young person.
The moment you brush past the beaded curtain, the pace slows to a gentle Mediterranean rhythm. Grab a low-lit table near the wall murals and let your party agree on a grand mezze spread—the hummus, smoky baba ganoush, and glistening grilled halloumi are non-negotiable. Use the warm pita to mop everything up between stories; it’s a meal designed for easy sharing and no phones. The staff won’t hover, so settle in and let the charcoal aroma guide your evening.
Products or Services
Lamb Chops, char-grilled Shish Taouk, and mezze including Hummus and Baba Ghanoush, with ingredients and spices imported from Lebanon; weekend belly dancing performances.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 72 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199485
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Lunch and dinner (exact days and hours not confirmed this pass)
- Website: Beirut Grill
This suits the CBD crowd who want to feel they’ve left the office behind without actually travelling far. The mezze selection makes splitting a meal simple, and the weekend performances add a layer if you are hosting visitors who need a bit of theatre. Ingredients flown in mean the flavour profile stays deliberate, not adapted.
Pistachio Restaurant
Pistachio Restaurant, at Wheelock Place on Orchard Road, is a halal restaurant serving Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, helmed by Chef Khaled Elelimi.
Located right on Orchard Road, this is where you take a promising intern or treat a hardworking teen to a meal that feels like a reward. The chef’s focus on premium ingredients means you’re not just paying for ambience; there’s real substance behind the mezze and grilled mains. It solves the problem of finding a central, Halal spot that doesn’t feel like a compromise, allowing you to have a proper conversation over good food without worrying about what’s on the plate.
The sleek Wheelock Place setting hums with an understated buzz, where smart casual diners lean over marble tables. Skip the ala-carte guesswork and trust the chef’s tasting menu—it’s the clearest way to sample his mastery with Mediterranean spices. Order a pot of mint tea and watch the open kitchen’s quiet choreography. Go with a small, hungry party so you can share a few extra mezze; the room rewards those who take their time and savour every plate.
Products or Services
Lamb Shoulder, grilled meats, and mezze made with premium, Halal-certified ingredients.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 501 Orchard Road, #02-04/05 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880
- Phone: +65 6262 6400
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Daily 11:30am-3pm, 5-9:30pm (last order 8:45pm)
- Website: Pistachio Restaurant
Positioned on Orchard Road, this is a practical pick when you need a Halal restaurant that looks the part for a business lunch. Chef Khaled Elelimi keeps the execution tight, so the grilled meats and mezze hold up well whether you’re discussing a deal or a birthday. The space itself is order without being stiff.
Kazbar
Kazbar, in the CBD since 2001, is a halal restaurant serving Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine.
If you’re looking to network or decompress after a competitive work week, this CBD stalwart offers a lively, unpretentious escape. The mixed grill platter is a pragmatic way to sample a bit of everything without overthinking the menu, and the midweek belly dancing show adds a breezy, celebratory note. It’s ideal when you need a Halal venue for team bonding that feels more spirited than a standard kopitiam catch-up, yet remains grounded enough for a genuine, no-fuss evening out.
The post-work crowd spills from the CBD heat into a cavern of clinking glasses and chatter. Nab a long table near the bar, order a round of iced mint teas, and let the mixed grill platter land in the centre—it’s a hands-on, no-cutlery-needed feast. The midweek belly dancing turns the room electric, so time your visit accordingly and don’t be shy to clap along. It’s boisterous bonding, best enjoyed with a crew who won’t mind a little joyful noise.
Products or Services
Mixed Grill Platter (Lamb Chops, Shish Taouk, Chicken Kofta Kebab), mezze including Hummus and Tabbouleh, cocktails, and a Wednesday belly dancing show.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 25 Church Street, #01-03 Capital Square 3, Singapore 049482
- Phone: +65 6438 2975
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Mon-Wed 12-10pm; Thu-Fri 12-10:30pm; Sat 6-10pm; Sun closed
- Website: Kazbar
This one has been a dependable CBD fixture for over two decades, so the operational muscle is there. Drop in for a midweek mixed grill and the belly dancing show breaks up the routine without making the whole meal feel like a wayang. The mezze builds the table, but the lamb chops tend to settle the conversation.
At a Glance
| Restaurant | Cuisine | Location |
|---|---|---|
| The Ramen Stall | Japanese | Kampong Glam |
| The Malayan Council | Malay-Asian | 6 outlets islandwide |
| Beirut Grill | Lebanese | Kampong Glam |
| Pistachio Restaurant | Middle Eastern/Mediterranean | Wheelock Place, Orchard |
| Kazbar | Middle Eastern | CBD |
About this list: This is a directory of five halal restaurants in Singapore — not a ranking or endorsement, and not exhaustive.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
Finding Your Flavour Fit
Your choice might start with a simple craving. For Japanese comfort food, head to The Ramen Stall where rich broths and gyoza fill the air in a cosy Kampong Glam corner. If you’re leaning towards Mediterranean warmth, Pistachio Restaurant on Orchard Road wraps you in a stylish, unhurried atmosphere ideal for a special date night. Meanwhile, Kazbar brings a lively Middle Eastern buzz that suits a group outing with friends, sharing mezze and generous mains.
When the occasion calls for a family feast or a celebration with multiple taste preferences, The Malayan Council’s fusion menu bridges the familiar and the novel, making it a safe yet exciting bet. For a more intimate journey through Lebanese hospitality, Beirut Grill’s grilled specialties and tableside warmth invite you to linger longer. Think about the company and the pace you want—a quick bite, a long lunch, or an evening unwinding—and pick the spot that fits the rhythm of your outing.
