Halal Food Guide
Discover certified halal restaurants and food outlets across Singapore's shopping malls
Featured Halal Restaurants
Al-Bukhary Restaurant
Authentic Malay cuisine with traditional recipes and halal-certified ingredients.
Indian Spice House
Flavorful Indian dishes prepared with halal meat and certified ingredients.
Middle Eastern Delight
Experience authentic Middle Eastern flavors with our halal-certified menu.
Turkish Kebab House
Delicious Turkish kebabs and mezze with halal-certified meats.
Japanese Halal Sushi
Fresh sushi and Japanese dishes prepared with halal-certified ingredients.
Korean BBQ House
Authentic Korean BBQ with halal-certified beef and pork alternatives.
Understanding Halal Certification
Learn about halal food standards and how to identify certified halal restaurants in Singapore
MUIS Certification
The Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) is the sole authority for halal certification in Singapore. Look for the official MUIS logo to ensure authenticity.
What Makes Food Halal
Halal food must be prepared according to Islamic law, excluding pork, alcohol, and any ingredients derived from non-halal animals.
Renewal & Verification
Halal certificates are renewed annually. Check for the expiry date on the certificate to ensure current validity.
Download Our Halal Food Guide
Get a printable guide to all halal-certified restaurants in Singapore shopping malls.
Halal Food Locations
Find halal restaurants across Singapore's shopping malls on our interactive map
Interactive Mall Map
Interactive map showing halal food locations across Singapore shopping malls
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about halal food in Singapore shopping malls
Halal certificates in Singapore are renewed annually. Restaurants must go through a re-certification process each year to maintain their halal status. Always look for the current year on the certificate to ensure validity.
All halal-certified establishments are required to display their certificate prominently. If you don't see it, you can request to see it or contact MUIS for verification. You can also check the official MUIS website for the updated list of certified establishments.
No, vegetarian or vegan restaurants are not automatically halal. They still need to be certified by MUIS. Some ingredients like certain types of alcohol-based flavorings or non-halal cheese might be used. Always look for the official halal certification.