Halal Japanese Restaurants:
1. Daya Izakaya
- Visit here to see their menu and islandwide delivery options
- Grab, Foodpanda, Deliveroo (Within Sengkang/Punggol)
- Delivery.SG, Hungryy (Islandwide)
2. Flipper's
3. Tokyo Shokudo
Tokyo Shokudo is famous for its tendon (tempura rice bowls), hearty ramen bowls, and even rice sets. Their must-try dishes include the Signature Tendon ($13.90) rice bowl which is topped with prawns, fish, egg, and vegetables for a super generous meal. Don't miss out on their scrumptious ramen too. Choose from Chicken Chashu Ramen ($9.90), Beef Shabu Ramen ($14.90), or the Yuzu ramen for a twist! Halal status: Halal-certified Instagram | Find out more on Tribes by HHWT4. Monster Planet
5. The Straits Teppanyaki
The Straits Teppanyaki offers Asian and Western-style dishes like The Straits Salmon Fillet, crunchy chicken skin, or halal wagyu beef grilled on a Japanese teppanyaki-style hotplate 🤤 Sit back, relax, and watch the master chef grill your meal to perfection right in front of your eyes. Halal status: Muslim-owned Instagram6. Gyunion
Specialising in yummy beef bowls, Gyunion has now moved to the CBD! Their rice and noodle bowls taste amazing and will leave you more than satisfied. Their Beef Gyudon looks simple, but the sweetness of the onions and tenderness of the sliced beef goes perfectly with the white rice. There’s even a soft-boiled onsen egg underneath to add that extra yolky goodness to your meal! Spice lovers will also enjoy the curry version, which comes with a generous serving of homemade curry that looks like it might overflow over the lip of the bowl! Gyunion’s curry is made from their unique house blend - truly a taste you won’t be able to get anywhere else. Halal Status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes by HHWT7. Fu-Men Japanese Udon & Donburi Restaurant
Udon is one of our favourite Japanese dishes. But did you know that each region of Japan has its variation of this popular dish? You can even try the Fukuoka region’s famous Hakata Udon here in Singapore at Fu-Men! 😍 Fu-Men is headed by chef Teppei Yamashita, born in Fukuoka and runs the famous Teppei Japanese Restaurant chain. Hakata Udon is rarely found outside of Japan so getting to have a halal version in Singapore is truly something special. What sets Hakata Udon apart is its soft noodles, and rich, clear broth - one sip of the warm soup flavoured with kelp, anchovies, and fish stock is enough to leave you feeling energised! Make sure to get the Gobo Ten bowl topped with burdock root tempura, one of the signature toppings for this dish. The sweet and crunchy burdock pairs perfectly with the chewy noodles! You can add side dishes such as sliced duck meat, spicy chicken karaage, or soft-boiled onsen eggs to make your dish perfect. Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT8. Edo Shokudo
Edo Shokudo, the sister company to Tampines' Tokyo Shokudo, offers ramen and other Japanese food favourites such as teppanyaki and okonomiyaki at White Sands Mall in Pasir Ris. Their dishes are affordable and so tasty, you’ll be slurping them in no time at all! The signature dish you have to try is their Collagen Rich Chicken Broth Ramen. You can choose from the three soup bases they have to offer - original, spicy and the new exclusive Curry flavour! There’s also a variety of toppings to add to your ramen; from Chicken Cha Shu, Duck, Scallop and Beef Sukiyaki! Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT9. Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen
Ichikokudo opened their doors in 2018 and have been dazzling us with their rich Hokkaido-style ramen broth ever since. Using kelp, wheat, and butter from Hokkaido, their ramen and rice bowls are full of rich flavours that will flood your mouth with pure deliciousness at every bite. Seafood lovers will definitely have to try their Ichi-Ramen Gifts From The Sea bowl, which is topped with crab leg, shrimp, and scallops for a hearty meal to remind you of the seashore. The Hokkai Seafood line also uses a salt-based stock that brings out the taste of seafood including Hokkai Clams, Hokkai Scallops, and Hokkai Prawns. Not a fan of especially thick broths? Opt for their Light Rich Ichikokudo Ramen that has a lighter and cleaner taste on the palate! Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT10. Omoomo
Can’t decide between having Japanese or Korean for your next meal? Why not get both! Omoomo’s various outlets bring you an amazing fusion of both cuisines and dishes - giving you the best of both worlds! Their outlets serve customizable rice and noodle bowls; some even have ramen and steak! 😍 If you’re unsure how you want to DIY your Don, you won’t have to worry as they have over 10 signature options to choose from! You can combine your favourite Japanese and Korean cuisine parts in one generous bowl - want to have Teriyaki Chicken on top of Korean Glass Noodles? Then do it! It seems like nothing can go wrong if you choose what’s going into your bowl 😍 Check out their website for delivery and takeaway options! Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT11. Maki-San
Maki-San is Singapore's first halal sushi eatery that lets you design your own meal. Picture it like a fast-food version of sushi ? You can choose everything from the type of rice to the toppings and their wide range of fresh and healthy ingredients won’t disappoint. You can even choose smoked duck or roasted beef striploin! There are also House Maki and House Salad options if you’re not feeling up to some DIY. Choose from classics such as the California Dreaming (California roll), or the Thai-inspired Tom-Yummy that comes with Tom Yum sauce. Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWTP.S This ultimate guide to halal sushi in Singapore will satisfy all your sushi cravings!12. The Ramen Stall
Located right along North Bridge Road, the Ramen Stall is a great place for a late-night meal as it opens all the way until 5AM on weekends! Ramen is (of course) their signature dish here, and the flavours have even been adapted to suit the local palate. Their Volcano Ramen is topped with spicy sambal that will leave your mouth burning - choose from 3 spice levels and see if you can take the heat! They also have favourites such as Kaisen Don topped with fresh sashimi, Chicken Gyoza, and barbequed Saba fish. Make sure to dig into their sushi too! The Chicken Floss Cutlet Roll is another locally-inspired dish you can try, but they also have classics such as Tamago Mentai Sushi, Aburi Beef, and Aburai Salmon. Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT13. Hei Sushi
Being the first halal-certified sushi belt restaurant in Singapore, what’s not to love about this halal version of Sakae Sushi? Offering over 200 dishes from sushi to tempura to grilled items, you’ll find yourself building a tower out of your stacks of plates in no time!
14. Wakuwaku Yakiniku
Wakuwaku Yakiniku is Singapore's first halal yakiniku restaurant 🤩With a Japanese chef onboard, they deliver the same authentic Wagyu beef experience you can find in Japan!
15. Oishii Corner
16. MAD BROS SG
Here's another halal hawker serving Japanese food - MAD BROS SG. Located in Tanjong Pagar Plaza, MAD BROS SG is a Muslim-owned stall that opened in September last year. Their menu consists of various ramen and donburi (rice bowls) like Tori Pai Tan, a creamy chicken broth ramen; Tori Kare Raisu, white rice with a generous side serving of curry with chicken, potatoes, and carrots; and Tori Katsu Kare Raisu, with a crispy chicken cutlet drenched in curry gravy 😍 Truffle lovers will absolutely find their Truffle Ramen comforting! Halal Status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes by HHWT17. Don N Bap
Serving halal Japanese and Korean-inspired cuisine, Don N Bap specialises in yummy rice bowls, noodles and other dishes that will tantalise your taste buds! If you love beef, you'd like their Gyu Shogayaki Don, with marinated beef stir-fried to perfection. Their Katsu Curry Rice, ramen, Chicken Karaage (and more!) will also delight you. The best part is that the prices are wallet-friendly! Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT18. Lean Bento
The Japanese diet is seen as pretty healthy, but Lean Bento takes it further by creating bowls meant for #fitspo that are nutritious and gorgeous too! Nothing on the menu exceeds 500 calories, and they use only pesticide-free ingredients, so you’ll get the best of natural food when you dine with them! Now, who said diets had to be miserable again? ? Their generous and balanced servings of meat and greens will allow you to leave the restaurant feeling good and full. Instead of the usual carb-filled white rice, Lean Bento also provides a healthier alternative to brown rice! Their skinless/boneless chicken has been marinated to perfection, leaving you with a party of flavours in each mouthful. Halal Status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT19. Inariku
Although Inariku is a humble home kitchen, it is helmed by a stay-at-home mother who graduated from the Tokyo Sushi Academy! She was also guided by other experienced Japanese chefs and culinary talents during her time in Japan so you're guaranteed top-notch quality sushi here. ☺️ Try their Salmon Aburi Mentai - topped with savoury mentaiko (mayonnaise and fish roe) and grilled to smoky perfection. Their other enticing dishes are mentaiko pasta, Japanese curry rice and sushi cakes! Halal Status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes by HHWT20. Home of Sushi
This sushi spot might be a bit of a surprise because you'll probably recognise it by its other name - Home of Seafood! Yup, Home of Sushi is under the popular Home of Seafood seafood and zi char restaurant so that you can order fresh sashimi, sushi rolls, and more on top of your seafood feast 😍 Make sure to try their locally-inspired chilli crab and salted egg sushi, as well as their tempura maki! They're available for islandwide delivery, too, so you can get your sushi fix delivered right to your doorstep. Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT21. Ryo Yakiniku
Have you ever imagined yourself enjoying halal Japanese food in a coffee shop? Because now you can. Singapore is now home to a halal Japanese BBQ coffee shop eatery 🤩 Affordable and set in a casual setting, Japanese food dinners won't be the same withRyo Yakiniku. When you arrive, you'll be seated with a grill and a menu, where you can choose from 9 types of Japanese-marinated meats like Karubi ($6) and Gyutan ($5)! This Japanese Yakiniku serves very generous portions, so make sure to bring a friend. Remember to call ahead and reserve a seat because the eatery only accepts reservations! 😱 Halal status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes by HHWT22. Donburi No Tatsujin
If you're craving halal donburi in Singapore (Japanese rice bowl), there's a stall that you need to visit next - Donburi no Tatsujin! Recently halal-certified in October 2021, Donburi no Tatsujin serves a wide variety of halal mouthwatering Japanese rice bowls from wagyu to salmon, chicken katsu, unagi and more 😍 Located at the Food Loft coffee shop at Blk 721, Ang Mo Kio Ave 8, Donburi no Tatsujin is also the first donburi stall in Singapore to serve their rice bowls with Alchemy Fibre, a plant-based fibre which has benefits like low GI (glycemic index) and is high in prebiotics and high fibre. This means that apart from indulging in tasty meals, you'll also get to eat healthier Japanese meals! 😋 Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes by HHWT23. Rōnin
Alright, Japanese food lovers, we've got amazing news: there's a new halal Japanese eatery along Boat Quay! Opened by the 1819 group, not only does Rōnin (formerly known as Gaijin) serve some of the tastiest Japanese-inspired halal food in Singapore, but it's also got interiors that will make you feel like you're in Japan. 😱😍 Boasting 7 Donburi menu items like Smoked Duck Donburi and Unagi Donburi, 10 Yakitori variations (you have to try the Chicken Tail and HokuBee Beef!) and over 8 Japanese-inspired starters like OctopusTakoyaki with Beetroot Hummus and Gyoza with Salted Egg Glaze, your mouth will water just picking them off the menu 🤤 Halal status: Muslim-owned Facebook24. Savoureux
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