Puncak Halal Restaurant is a popular Muslim eatery located on Level 5 of Far East Plaza, where many office workers visit during their lunch time. It is usually packed with people and they serve Halal renditions of common Chinese zichar dishes. They’ve even added slight twists to some of them. With mains below S$7, they are priced affordably and on...
Pondok Pantai Timur is a family-run Muslim stall in Ubi that was originally located at Changi Village. They are known for their ayam and ikan penyet that have won the hearts of many, aside from various other Malay dishes available on their menu. We headed down to try it out to see if it really is worth the hype or...
When we think of halal food, it is unlikely for la mian (pulled noodles) to appear on our list. Typically found in Chinese cuisine, there is, however, an iteration of these noodles, Lanzhou noodles (or Lanzhou la mian), that is made for and by the Muslim population. Lanzhou here refers to a city in China’s Gansu province, which has a...
Everyone loves a good success story. Rags to riches narratives featuring humble beginnings with a side helping of struggles and growth are akin to Friday night soaps, except they give us hope that perhaps one day, we too can be the protagonists of a tale others would tell. Muslim Delights is one such story. Before the brand’s success as a...
When we think of nasi padang, few associate it with the Michelin guide. Instead, we are more likely to think of the local mom-and-pop stalls in our neighbourhoods. However, Bib Gourmand awardee, Hjh Maimunah, straddles this divide by providing quality nasi padang at affordable prices.
Singapore is blessed to have a diversity of cuisines, but nothing beats a good ol’ bowl of local delights! Introducing Rumah Sayang, a Halal, Peranakan-themed eatery at Jem dishing out affordable local fare. Known for their signature nasi padang and nasi lemak, this is the place to go to indulge the Singaporean in you. The eatery is located on the...
We have found an affordable café gem nestled in Tampines’s bustling neighbourhood: Craze Kitchen. Not only do they serve tasty mains and desserts at NETT price, they are also Halal-certified! From mains such as fish & chips and BBQ chicken, to burgers and pasta, this halal-certified café has something to offer everyone. Price range from S$9 for burger and pasta...
Hidden away in Tampines is a newly-opened gem called The Social Outcast. This Muslim-owned hawker stall plans to revolutionise the way we view hawker Western food, using a charcoal-flame grill to revitalise the Western food scene in Singapore. Though harder to control, once done right, the result is absolutely fantastic.