For this nation of foodies, there is always time for halal afternoon tea and always room for halal cake. You might be wondering, "where to have halal high tea near me?" If you're looking for halal high tea in Singapore, you've come to the right place! From charming bakeries to cafes, all you need to do now is grab a friend or loved one for a delicious tête-à-tête over these great sweet treats. Here are our picks for the 20 best halal places to have halal high tea in Singapore! ☕️ Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://bit.ly/3LnFN1F
Halal high tea in Singapore
1. Royal Palm @ Village Hotel Bugis
Royal Palm’s name is synonymous with being the first ever hotel with freeflow halal high tea, and if you've yet to try this, it’s time to pamper yourselves with their 4-tiered scrumptious array of sweet and savoury bites ? If you’re a fan of all things sweets, their offerings would be a godsend for you. Indulge in their macarons, cheesecakes, red velvet cakes, brownies, assorted muffins, Danish pastries and more!
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: Royal Palm @ Village Hotel Bugis, 390 Victoria Street, #03-12A, Singapore 188061Opening hours: 12pm - 10pm dailyWebsite | Facebook | Instagram|Find out more on Tribes by HHWT
2. Creatr.
A cafe known for its ice cream and seasonal modern adaptation of local hawker-style food, Creatr, can be found in a small corner of Stirling Road! Founded by MasterChef SG Season 2 1st Runner-up, Leon Lim, and Three’s A Crowd, behind every season of Creatr's food is a lot of talent, passion, and a lust to be the very best. Plus, with its cosy interior, it's simply the perfect spot for anyone who wants a chill tea session. ? Check out the Chilli Crab Pizza ($29.90) , Laksa Pizza ($26.90), or Ayam Penyet Burger with Tofu and Tempeh Fries ($19.90) for a unique meal ? And with an array of delicious ice creams to boot, your tea will both mouth-watering and sweet!
3. The White Label
The White Label's High Tea Di Malayan set has just launched! The set combines local favourites and traditional French pastries to include different savoury and sweet bites to tantalize your tastebuds. From Nasi Lemak Tarts or, Tart Au ‘’Nasi Lemak’ to delicious seafood and Malay medleys like ''Rendang’’ Aioli with Chilli Crab, you won't be able to get enough! P.S. Be sure to try out their ‘’Puteri Salat’’ eclair and‘’Orh Nee’’ Taro Eclair too! ?
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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P.S. Planning high tea at home for a larger group? Check out these halal high tea deliveries in Singapore!
4. Window On The Park
Window On The Park is the Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre's very own halal buffet restaurant! Apart from serving up a la carte buffet lunch and dinner, they also have a delicious afternoon festive high tea that's perfect for quality time with loved ones. Served on a traditional tea tray, the spread includes sweet and savoury nibbles like icing glazed fruit cake, mango macarons, and Manjari chocolate cake. There's even a kid's version with fairy bread sandwiches, peanut butter & jelly spiders, and chocolate brownies and donuts.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: 11 Cavenagh Rd, Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre Level 2, Singapore 229616
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5. La Boutique by The Wonderment Collective
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Located in Geylang, La Boutique by The Wonderment Collective joined Singapore's afternoon tea scene in 2020! The boutique's dine-in menu is small and simple, but full of classic flavours. Nibble on Raspberry Almond Financiers, Basque Burnt Cheesecake with Raspberry Compote, Mixed Berry Fruit Tarts and more. ? On some days they even have special rotating savoury menus - dishes featured in the past include Roti Kirai, Pancakes, and a full Breakfast Platter!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 90 Lorong 23 Geylang, Agrow Building #01-01, Singapore 388393
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6. The JellyHearts Cafe
Known for their yummy jelly cheesecakes, The JellyHearts Cafe opened an outlet in Downtown East last year. They also introduced a high tea set for just $38 nett for 2 pax! Their sets include an option of Gryphon tea, coffee or their refreshing fruity drinks as well as signature desserts like rainbow jelly cheesecake, pies, cakes and more.
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close #02-111, Singapore 519599
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7. La Fez Cafe & Bakery
La Fez Cafe & Bakery is an Instagrammable Moroccan-themed restaurant at East Coast. Besides their selection of scrumptious mains like tagine and shakshouka, La Fez also has a two-tier lavish tea set where you can indulge in their pastries, bakes and sandwiches as well as signature Moroccan mint tea in their gold-gilded teapot.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 01-03A 907 E Coast Rd, Singapore 459107
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8. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Beanstro
Combining Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's name with 'bistro', Beanstro is a scenic spot where you can enjoy the beautiful view in Marina Bay Sands while dining on classic cafe-style dishes. Though they don't have a dedicated afternoon high tea set, their menu is a little fancier than the typical CBTL fare with dishes like pastas, pancakes, and all-day breakfast. ? Caffeine fiends will love their Iced Tea Dripper and Balancing Siphon Coffee which deliver a perfect brew in every cup!
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: 2 Bayfront Ave #B2-20/20A, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972
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9. Noosh Noodle Bar And Grill
If you're looking to have tea in the scenic Marina Bay area, Noosh Noodle Bar And Grill's got you covered! Their desserts and starters are perfect if you're hanging out with your friends on a quiet weekday. With classic cake selections like their Ondeh-Ondeh Butter Cake, Noosh Tiramisu Cake, and their new Strawberry Cheese Cake (with vanilla ice-cream), you'll be enjoying a sweet treat here! For tea, relax with a cup of Earl Grey, Mint Tea, or Teh Latte Tarik! They have a variety of unique mocktails and creamy non-alcoholic Butter Beer too if you feel like having something cold instead.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 8 Raffles Ave, #01-13B Esplanade Mall, Singapore 039802
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10. The Halia
Set in the backdrop of lush greenery at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, The Halia might be known as a fine-dining spot, but it's also a beautiful place to spend a relaxing afternoon! With tantalizing dessert offerings like Sticky Toffee Pudding and Die Die Must Have Chocolate in their Brunch and All-Day menus, your afternoon tea just got better. Their hot premium tea with various flavours will warm you up especially on rainy days or you can opt for Hot Cardamom Milk Tea and Hot Spice Islands Coffee for something different. For something cold, the Herbarium Collection drinks will surprise you as they are infused with different spices!
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden (enter via Tyersall Avenue), Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
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11. The Malayan Council
If you're looking to spend a relaxing afternoon out, The Malayan Councilis where you should go for your fix of cakes, brownies and other delightful treats. The Volcano Nutella cake is a must-try, and they have Malay-inspired cake flavours too like Ondeh-Ondeh, Durian Pengat, and Putu Piring! What's great is that you can order Tea in a Pot and share it with your friends too - check out Blood Orange tea for something different or try their TMC Calming Tea. Their outlet at Winstedt Rd (near Newton MRT Station) is also a cosy IG-worthy hideout with glass walls and garden-themed decorations!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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12. Butter Studio
A pretty assortment of Butter Studio's signature adorable cupcakes is ever ready to greet you the moment you step inside this cosy bakery-cafe in Jalan Besar. The faintly sweet whiff of cakes in the air is sure to entice you into picking up one or three cupcakes that are skillfully decorated and displayed out front. Crowd favourites seem to be their slice of Caramel Red Velvet cake and Sea Salt Nutella Tart! ? They also serve a small selection of savoury items for their brunch and dinner menu but the main attraction remains to be the sweet treats baked fresh each day.
Halal status: Halal-certified
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13. All Things Delicious
Another bakery-cafe to tantalise your palate is All Things Delicious at Arab Street! With their impressive assortment of desserts of pastries, scones and cakes as well as their savoury selection of quiches, stopping over this bakery-cafe for an afternoon filled with good food and tea is always a grand idea. Their claim to fame stems from their commitment to producing quality food that is good, wholesome and neither the use of artificial colourings nor flavourings. Now you can have your cake and eat it too knowing that only the best has been used to bring you these flavoursome treats! And if cakes don't appeal to you, try out some of their lighter mains for your afternoon tea.
Halal status: Halal-certified
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14. StraitsKitchen
Located at Grand Hyatt Singapore, StraitsKitchen is known for its wide variety of local dishes taken to the next level, and you can now enjoy their dishes during the weekend A La Minute buffet! The buffet is served a la carte so you just need to place an order with a staff member and the dish will be delivered right to your table. Feast on both savoury and sweet dishes - from Australian Grilled Lamb Of The Day to Roasted Duck Rice to Pandan Kaya Cake!
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15. Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro
Fika might be known for its halal Swedish meatballs and other yummy mains but this cafe also has a great selection of teas and cakes too. For the ideal afternoon, order their tea in a pot and take your pick from Earl Grey Lavender, Lemon Ginger Mint tea and more. Pair it with their decadent cakes which are on display or indulge in some desserts such as Salted Caramel Waffle and Swedish brownies like Kladdkaka. ? With an interior that's rustic and reminiscent of IKEA, you'll want to spend hours here hanging out with your best pals!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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16. Dutch Colony Coffee Co.
This gorgeous cafe will definitely become your next favourite brunch hangout! Dutch Colony Coffee Co. has a roastery and coffee academy in Singapore. Their Western and local fusion dishes are plated to perfection, and they're most known for their all-day breakfasts! Try the House Pancakes, Shabsouka & Soft-Boiled Egg Toast, and Rosemary Sweet Potato Fries first. Then everything else second. They also have a smaller outlet near Fort Canning Park in Singapore's Civic District - though the menu is smaller, it's a great place for a mid-day brunch in the city.
Halal status: We've confirmed with a Director in the company that the company is partially Muslim-owned, and all espresso brands are halal-certified by MUIS. All ingredients used across all outlets are halal-certified, and items including cakes and pastries are from halal-certified kitchens and/or halal-certified sources.
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17. Penny University
Tucked all the way in East Coast, Penny University is no stranger to the halal cafe scene in Singapore. Dishing out delectable mains like all-day breakfast, Eggs Benedict and french toast, it's perfect for a casual catch-up with friends. Head over to their counter to check out the daily cakes - with interesting flavours like lemongrass coconut, earl grey cheesecake and ondeh-ondeh, you know you're in for a sweet treat! Of course, what's an afternoon tea sesh without sipping some tea? Take your pick from their tea selection by Gryphon and catch up with your best pals. ?
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18. Lynn’s Cakes
Lynn’s Cakes at Eng Kong Terrace is a super chic cafe serving up a freshly baked collection of layered cakes that are as delicious as they are beautiful. A savoury menu is available but really, it is the cakes that are the stars of this cafe! Have your cake with a soothing pot of sweet tea which you can share with a friend. With amazing flavours of cakes, there's no way you can resist them! To top off the amazing food, the ambience of this quaint cafe is just perfect for a chill afternoon out!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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19. Carousel
Carousel at Royal Plaza on Scotts is no stranger to Muslim foodies in Singapore. Famed for its delicious buffet spreads, just the mere mention of its name could whet any appetite! For sweet treats, their new Gueridon-style 'Carousel Candy Cart' has a variety of nibbles like Crème Brûlée, Macarons, and more! ? And of course, their wide selection of seafood, pastries, and warm dishes mean you can customise your meal however you like.
Halal status: Halal-certified kitchens
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20. Momolato
Momolato is conveniently located in Bugis. If you're looking for lighter bites for the afternoon, drop by for their delicious waffles and ice cream. While it might not look like it'll fill your belly, the density and flavour will definitely satisfy your tea time sweet tooth! Not to mention, Momolato offers 'croffles' too aka waffles but made with croissants. They're super hearty and yummy too!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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We're sure that these gorgeous places will definitely add something special to your next tea session with friends! After all, great food must be accompanied by great company right? So head on over to any of these places to enjoy a delightful afternoon tea!
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