In multicultural Singapore, we have been lucky to learn about different cultural practices through their amazing cuisines. We Muslims can even indulge in authentic cuisines that have been adapted to our dietary needs. In the spirit of Chinese New Year, why not support these 7 food stalls owned by our fellow Chinese Muslim brothers and sisters, and get the most authentic halal Chinese food around town!
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1. Aisyah Restaurant (Moving To New Location!)
Consider your cravings for Chinese traditional dishes fixed at Aisyah’s Restaurant. Owned by Chinese Muslim Ms Aishah Tan, who moved to Singapore from Xinjiang in 2012, you can expect no less than authentic when dining in here. Their menu includes traditional Xinjiang food, such as hand-pulled minced beef noodles, mutton dumplings and mutton skewers - all perfect for a hearty and flavorful meal. Not convinced? Read our Tribes By HHWT Member review!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Opening hours: Tues-Thurs (11.30AM - 2.30PM, 5.30PM - 9PM) | Fri-Sun (11.30AM - 9PM)
Address: 25 Arab Street
Reservations/Delivery via: Whatsapp +65 93724321
2. Deanna’s Kitchen
Think halal prawn noodles and Deanna’s Kitchen pops up in your mind! Owned by a Chinese Muslim revert, Deanna, and her husband, they started selling their prawn mee from home and now have several outlets across Singapore! Savour their huge prawn noodles drowned in thick homemade broth. You can’t get this halal hawker classic anywhere else! They also have other dishes such as the succulent lobster platter if you and your foodie buddies would like to share a meal!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Opening hours:
- Toa Payoh outlet: Tues-Sun (9AM - 3PM)
- Chai Chee outlet: Tues-Sun (10AM - 9PM)
- Jurong East outlet: Tues-Sun (11AM - 9PM)
Address:
- Toa Payoh outlet: 127 Toa Payoh Lorong 1, Toa Payoh West Market #02-25, Singapore 310127
- Chai Chee outlet: 28 Senang Crescent, Bizhub 28, Padi Emas Coffeeshop
- Jurong East outlet: 214 Jurong East Street 21, Padi Emas Coffeeshop, Singapore 600214
Delivery via: Islandwide
Contact: +65 8298 2730
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3. Yi Zun Noodle
If you still can’t get enough authentic beef noodles, you have to try out Yi Zun Noodle! This Chinese-Muslim couple from China sells authentic Xinjiang-style cuisine which is super delicious. Their generous bowls of noodles are served with ample slices of your choice of meat (chicken or beef), and the flavourful broth is bound to hit the spot! Meat lovers will appreciate their juicy, tender, well-spiced lamb skewers too!
Halal status: Halal-certified
Opening hours:
- Marina Square: Mon-Fri (11AM - 3PM, 5PM - 9.30PM) | Sat-Sun (11AM - 9.30PM)
- Joo Chiat: Mon-Sun (11AM - 9.30PM)
Address & opening hours:
- Marina Square, 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-103, Singapore 039594
- 60 Joo Chiat Rd, #01-08/09, Singapore 427726
Contact: +65 6909 7710
4. 786 Char Kuey Teow
This food stall at Bukit Merah View Market is worth a trip! There’s usually gets a 2-hour wait queue on a busy day here at 786 Char Kuey Teow so you know it's definitely good! Run by Chinese Muslim Mr Anis, each plate of char kuey teow is light yet filling! His dish is each serving comes with soft and savoury kway teow and yellow noodles, beansprouts, fishcakes, cockles and slightly sweet gravy.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Opening hours: Tues-Sun (12PM - 7PM). Do note that the stall is sometimes closed during prayer times but will reopen within 10-15 minutes.
Address: 115 Bukit Merah View, #01-28, Singapore 151115
P.S. You can check out more halal char kuey teow stalls around Singapore here!
5. Ah Lim Nasi Lemak
Here’s a hidden halal food gem near Chinatown! Located in Maxwell Food Centre, Ah Lim Nasi Lemak sells a variety of dishes, with the signature dish being, you guessed it, nasi lemak. Ms Aishah Lim is a born Chinese Muslim and runs this humble stall. Their version of nasi lemak is super hearty! Choose from a wide range of toppings such as sambal sotong, chicken cutlets and fish fillets! Another delicious meal you cannot miss is their prawn noodles. Their nasi lemak and prawn noodles, especially, runs out fast, so come here for a scrumptious, filling breakfast or lunch!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Opening hours: 9am-4pm (closed on Sundays)
Address: 1 Kayadanallur Street Maxwell Food Centre #01-61 Singapore, Singapore 069184
6. Mak's Place
Easties, get your halal Chinese food fix at Mak’s Place! Their scrumptious halal zi char dishes will satiate your every craving and it’s also the perfect place for you to hang out with your friends! The stall is opened by a Chinese Muslim and the owner started it to let Muslims enjoy authentic Chinese food. One of their must-try dishes is the Butter Sotong. With a generous amount of squid, this dish is not only tasty but also worth every single dollar! They truly live up to their name with their comforting, tasty, home-cooked-styled dishes. Staying out late on a Saturday night and looking for a new halal supper spot? Mak’s Place has got you covered till 1 am!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Opening hours: Tues, Thurs-Sun (4PM - 1AM) | Wed (4.30PM - 1AM)
Address: 401 Changi Rd, Singapore 419847
Delivery via: Whatsapp +65 98341391 or +65 96473148 or +65 92340791 (See the full menu here)
7. The Han's Halal Dumplings (HBB)
Chinese dumplings are visible, tasty signs that illustrate essential parts of Chinese culture, and you get halal ones right here from this Muslim-owned HBB! The couple behind The Han’s Halal Dumplings is originally from Harbin, China. These juicy, stuffed, homemade dumplings are served with old-school vinegar and ginger slices, with a side of special homemade sauce for dipping. The result? You’ll definitely have to try it for yourself! They also sell Kueh Chang, glutinous rice dumplings if you prefer the perfect balance of sweet and savoury.
Halal status: Muslim-owned
P.S. Here are some articles you should check out for the festive season:
- 11 Halal Chinese New Year Goodies To Try This Lunar New Year
- I’m A Chinese-Muslim Revert And This Is How I Celebrate Chinese New Year
- 8 Halal Chinese New Year Catering In SG For Your CNY Parties & Gatherings
If we missed out on any, tell us and we will update you along the way! Feast out with your loved ones with these authentic halal Chinese cuisines, and share with us your favourites!
