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Four halal eateries in Singapore for breaking fast
If you happen to be fasting while visiting Singapore this month, fret not, as you can find halal eateries across the city-state.
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Singapore Zam Zam is one of the oldest halal restaurants in Singapore. (Shutterstock/File)
The holy month of Ramadhan has arrived. For one month, Muslims across the globe will fast every day from dawn to sunset.
If you happen to be fasting while visiting Singapore this month, fret not, as you can find halal eateries across the city-state. Kompas.com has compiled a list of halal eateries in Singapore, as recommended by Far East Hospitality.
Singapore Zam Zam
Established in 1908, Singapore Zam Zam is one of the oldest halal restaurants in Singapore.
Found on Arab Street, the eatery serves Indian-Muslim dishes, such as biryani rice, roti prata and murtabak.
Where: 697-699 North Bridge Road, Singapore
Hararu Izakaya
Hararu Izakaya is a halal Japanese restaurant located on the corner of Arab Street.
Open daily from noon until 11 p.m., the restaurant specializes in charcoal-grilled dishes, including surume ika (grilled whole Japanese squid), saba shioyaki (grilled mackerel with salt) and grilled wagyu beef.
Where: 16 Bussorah Street, Singapore
Read also: Six restaurants in Japan that serve halal food
Hjh Maimunah Restaurant
Those craving for traditional Melayu dishes may want to drop by Hjh Maimunah Restaurant.
Here, visitors can find nasi Padang served with various side dishes, varying from Sundanese grilled chicken, lemak siput (needle snails cooked in spicy coconut gravy) to sambal goreng, tahu telur and beef rendang.
Where: 11 Jalan Pisang, Singapore
Fluff Bakery
Those looking for desserts can visit Fluff Bakery. The halal-certified bakery is known for its selection of cupcakes, layered cakes, rustic cakes and tarts.
Furthermore, Fluff Bakery also changes its menu on a weekly basis, ensuring its customers will find something new on every visit. (jes/kes)
Where: 4 Jalan Pisang, Singapore
