Halal Japanese Restaurants:
1. Daya Izakaya
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If you live in the Northeast, you have to check out Daya Izakaya, the only halal Japanese izakaya in Singapore! You should definitely try their ‘Stay Home and Chill’ meal sets that come with meaty Grilled Yakiniku Beef or Teriyaki Chicken Don on Japanese flavoured rice, Miso Soup and you can choose up to 5 sides. For the sides, Daya Izakaya has a wide variety of choices like their famous crispy Chicken Karaage, fresh Salmon Sashimi cut, Ebi Tempura or the flavourful Spicy Salmon Roll. Prawn lovers should definitely opt for the Ebi Tempura as they use sweet and succulent Japanese prawns for the tastiest bite.
Prices for the meal sets are $49.95 for 2 pax, $90.85 for 4 pax and the 6 pax meal costs $155.25! The value set meals are also available through delivery as they deliver islandwide so you don’t have to step out. Simply order through Delivery SG and Hungryy (available on iOS & Android) or if you live within Sengkang or Punggol, you can choose between Grab, Foodpanda or Deliveroo.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 254, Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799481
Opening hours:
- Sun-Thurs, 11.30AM-10.30PM (Last order at 10PM)
- Fri-Sat, 11.30AM-2AM
- Visit here for to see their menu and islandwide delivery options
- Grab, Foodpanda, Deliveroo (Within Sengkang/Punggol)
- Delivery.SG, Hungryy (Islandwide)
2. Flipper's
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A list of Japanese restaurants isn't complete without the ultimate Japanese dessert cafe! Flipper's Japanese souffle pancakes are the best in town as they are light, fluffy and melt in your mouth. They have both savoury and sweet options to suit your cravings. If you want savoury breakfast pancakes, Flipper's has got you covered with their signature fluffy Kiseki Pancakes with the perfectly cooked turkey bacon and fried Toretama egg, paired with a homemade rosti and fresh salad on the side! This menu is exclusively available at their Bugis outlet only so head over their for your next brunch ?
You also don't wanna miss out Flipper's new seasonal flavours! Have a bite of the sweet and delicious Mango Pancake made with juicy, premium mangos and topped with fresh mango cubes and mango ice cream.
Halal Status: Halal-Certified
Addresses:
Bugis Junction #01-97Ngee Ann City Takashimaya S.C #B1-56Opening Hours: 11am-9pm
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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 prawn, 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) and Beef Shabu Ramen ($14.90) or the Yuzu ramen for a twist! Halal status: Halal-certified Instagram4. Monster Planet
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Yes, there's finally a halal Japanese curry eatery in Singapore! Monster Planet is the halal-certified version of the popular Monster Curry. Savour yummy demi-glace Japanese curry with their Signature Chicken Katsu Curry, Beef Shabu-Shabu Omelette Curry or better still, their Cheese Omelette Curry ? What's great is that they also have Monster-sized sharing dishes which you can enjoy with loved ones. Not to mention that you can enjoy curry burgers, desserts and more.
Halal status: Halal-certified
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5. The Straits Teppanyaki
The Straits Teppanyaki offers both 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 very generous serving of home-made 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 View More7. Fu-Men Japanese Udon & Donburi Restaurant
Udon is definitely one of our favourite Japanese dishes. But did you know that each region of Japan has its own variation of this popular dish? Now you can even try the Fukuoka region’s famous Hakata Udon right here in Singapore at Fu-Men! ? Fu-Men is headed by chef Teppei Yamashita, who was born in Fukuoka and also runs the famous Teppei Japanese Restaurant chain. Hakata Udon is rarely found outside of Japan so getting to have a halal version of it 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 even add on side dishes such as sliced duck meat, spicy chicken karaage, or soft-boiled onsen eggs to really make your dish perfect. Halal Status: Halal-certified View More8. Sora Boru
Found yourself craving some halal-certified Japanese food in the middle of Orchard Road? Fulfill your cravings at Sora Boru!
Love Japanese curry? You have to try their Curry Boru! You can top your curry rice with prawns, salmon, chicken katsu, chicken karaage, or sliced beef! They even have different spice levels.
If you’re a fan of tender, flavourful beef then you’re sure to love their 2 signature dishes too: the Volcano Beef Don, and the Cheesy Snow Beef Don. Both bowls come with rice, vegetables, and a heaping serving of beef with the main difference being the Volcano’s spicy red-hot ‘lava’ sauce, and the Snow’s special whipped cream sauce with grated parmesan cheese ?
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9. 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 View More10. 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! All of their outlets serve customizable rice and noodle bowls, and some even have ramen and steak! ? If you’re not sure 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 parts of Japanese and Korean cuisine in one generous bowl - want to have Teriyaki Chicken on top of Korean Glass Noodles? Then do it! Seems like nothing can go wrong if you have the option of choosing what’s going into your bowl. ? Check out their website for delivery and takeaway options! Halal Status: Halal-certified View More11. Maki-San
Maki-San is the first halal sushi eatery in Singapore 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 View MoreP.S This ultimate guide to halal sushi in Singapore will satisfy all your sushi cravings!12. Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant & Marketplace
Did you know that Isuramuya is the first Japanese restaurant in Singapore to also have a marketplace on-site? So once you finish that delicious plate of sashimi or bowl of ramen once dining in is allowed, you can buy your own halal-certified Japanese ingredients (hand-flown from Japan!) to recreate it at home! Make sure to try the Tori Katsu Curry Rice. The sweetness of the Japanese curry and the salty and crispy chicken cutlet is like a match made in heaven. Balance out your meal with a cup of hot green tea and some California rolls - yes, they sell sushi too! Halal Japanese products can be difficult to find in Singapore, so make sure to pick up some Japanese curry, mochi, or even Japanese-made fruit sorbet on your way out. Halal Status: After 4 years, Isuramaya will be giving up their Halal certification. However, the menu and ingredients remain the same, with no pork, lard or alcohol. We recommend that you dine at your own discretion. Facebook13. 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 2AM 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 View More14. 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 various dishes from sushi to tempura to grilled items, you’ll find yourself building a tower out of your stacks of plates in no time!
Other than being able to indulge in their Japanese feast, Hei Sushi has their fair share of fusion food. Try their Spicy Zarigani Udon that comes with dry udon and crayfish marinated in spicy bean sauce, or the Cheesy Beef Neta Sushi topped with grilled beef and a thin slice of cheese. Not full yet? Make sure to get their grilled Hotate Kara, or the deep-fried Shake Karaage (Salmon slices) to make your meal a perfect one!
Their new curry series menu is affordably priced at $8-$11, including favourites like the Katsu Curry Ju, Ebi Curry Ju, Tempura Curry and more!
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15. Wakuwaku Yakiniku
Wakuwaku Yakiniku is Singapore's very first halal yakiniku restaurant ? With a Japanese chef onboard, they deliver the exact same authentic Wagyu beef experience you can find in Japan!
If you're an expert in Japanese cuisine, you'd be delighted to know that they serve jo-karubi (boneless short rib) - one of the most popular cuts of wagyu. It's known to have more marbling and it's very juicy and rich in flavour.
For the adventurous foodies, here's your chance to try a Japanese delicacy called gyutan or beef tongue. This particular cut is thinly sliced and cooks quickly. It might have a slightly chewier texture than regular cuts of wagyu but when else can you get to try this northern Japanese specialty?
If you're staying in and feeling like ordering delivery, don't fret! They also have Stay-Home platters and home sets so you can enjoy your own Japanese BBQ at home.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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16. Oishii Corner
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Tucked away in a hawker centre in Toa Payoh, Oishii Corner serves a mix of authentic Japanese and fusion Japanese dishes. Owned by a Malay-Muslim couple, Mr Ramli Ibrahim and his wife, Mdm Ning Asih, the stall has been around since 2017 but it's still pretty much a hidden gem.
One of their recommended dishes is the Oishii Beef Don ($5.50) which has generous amounts of thin, tender slices of beef and caramelised onions marinated in a sweet and spicy mix of sambal and Japanese sauces. Looking for something comforting? Their Teriyaki Chicken Udon ($5) will hit the spot. Udon is served in a piping hot sweet broth and topped with mouthwatering tender chicken pieces - you can't go wrong with this dish! Their ramen will satisfy your cravings too.
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17. 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 View More18. 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 View More19. Lean Bento
The Japanese diet is seen as pretty healthy, but Lean Bento takes it even 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 of 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 View More20. 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. Some of their other enticing dishes are mentaiko pasta, Japanese curry rice and sushi cakes! Halal Status: Muslim-owned View More21. 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 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 View More With all that, it seems like we don't need to head to Japan for authentic Japanese cuisine after all!Tags:eathalal-food-guidehalal-food-in-singaporehalal-japanese-foodsingapore
