Every Muslim knows that one of the highlights of Ramadan is the Ramadan bazaar in Singapore! ? The bustling marketplace is usually filled with stalls selling goodies ranging from traditional Malay and Middle Eastern delicacies to Western delights and more. If you're thinking of visiting the Kampong Gelam Bazaar (also known as Raikan Cahaya Ramadan 2023), here are 13 halal food stalls you need to look out for!
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1. PICANHAS
PICANHAS is known for their mouthwatering steaks and mains! But at this bazaar, you'll find a select menu of their iconic and fan favourite festival foods like the Picanhas Philly cheesesteak - pulled beef with melted cheese shoved into a hot dog bun for your gastronomic enjoyment. ? Don't be intimidated by the sheer size, you'll get sturdy cutlery that you can use to cut into it!
PICANHAS
Halal status: Halal-certified
2. GAOsyp
If you love BIG cups of drinks, you'll love GAOSYP! Specialising in local flavours, you'll find unconventional drinks here like Watermelon Milk (their bestseller!), Solero, Cherry Ade, and more. ? If you enjoy coffee beverages, you can also enjoy GAOsyp's sibling brand called OFFDAY which serves caffeinated drinks that'll be sure to wake you up!
GAOsyp
Halal status: Muslim-owned
3. De’Tak0
What's a Ramadan bazaar without takoyaki right? It's a must to get you in the mood! De’Tak0 serves takoyaki thats super flavourful - crispy on the outside and crispy on the inside. ? There are flavours like original, mentaiko, and more!
De'Tak0
Halal status: Muslim-owned
4. MeatMyMeat
Do you like Philly cheese steak? MeatMyMeat offers a huge variety of cheese steaks from Nacho cheese to Bulgogi and much more! Everything is made to order so you'll have to wait a bit - but it's so worth it.
MeatMyMeat
Halal status: Muslim-owned
5. House Of Mandi
Serving up delicious Yemeny fare, House Of Mandi's stall is located right introns of the Sultan Mosque. It offers saucy rice dishes with proteins of your choice drowned in special gravies and curries! It's the perfect food item to share with your family during Iftar.
House Of Mandi
Halal status: Muslim-owned
6. Habibtea
Also located right infront of the Sultan Mosque, Habibtea is the first Arab bubble tea in Singapore! You can enjoy anything from Belgian Chocolate drinks to Halal mojito (yes you read it right!), which are bazaar specials. The refreshingly fizzy drinks are great for any age and even better for quenching your thirst during Ramadan!
Habibtea
Halal status: Muslim-owned
7. KREAM
Here's where you should visit for hot dogs with unique toppings like mentaiko, Tokyo dog (takoyaki-style toppings), nacho cheese and more. You also can't miss out on their crowd favourite Swedish meatballs served with a dollop of mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce! ?
KREAM
Halal status: Muslim-owned
8. TEBUUUU
Need something refreshing to enjoy for break fast? ? Check out TEBUUUU for their selection of flavoured sugarcane juice! There's original, grapefruit, lemon, calamansi (their bestselling flavour) and more.
TEBUUUU
Halal status: Muslim-owned
9. Dutch Baby Pancakes
Ever heard of Dutch Baby Pancakes? They're pancakes cooked and served in a skillet with powdered sugar and chocolate! But here, you'll find mini pancakes in flavours ranging from Nutella to s'mores, red velvet and much much more. The best part is that regardless of the flavour you choose, they all cost $6!
Dutch Baby Pancakes
Halal status: Muslim-owned
10. Pedot Lamb Grill
Here's something for the meat lovers! Pedot Lamb Grill sells (you guessed it) grilled lamb. ? You get to watch the process right infront of your very eyes! Not to mention, the smell is absolutely heavenly - make sure you don't stare too hard or you might drool.
Pedot Lamb Grill
Halal status: Muslim-owned
11. NaughtyBoyz
NaughtyBoyz is about to make your Ramadan a lot more cheesier with their extensive selection of baked Mac n cheese! ? They're super saucy and each tray is enough for two to share. It's perfect for sharing and you can even bring them home to reheat and enjoy!
NaughtyBoyz
Halal status: Muslim-owned
12. IIceage
Cold coconut desserts have been all the rage recently. Why not try some after all that savoury food? IIceage offers coconut ice creams that are super creamy and refreshing. ? They also sells mini cocktail sausages that are great for the little ones (or adults too!).
IIceage
Halal status: Muslim-owned
13. The Cocane Store
Prefer to drink your coconut juice instead? The Cocane Store sells fresh coconut juices with adorable mini palm trees are a drink deco! For only $4, you can get a whole coconut fruit to sip and pretend like you're at a night market overseas. This stall is located at the very end of the street so be sure not to miss it.
The Cocane Store
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Ramadan bazaars are more than just the food offered! They also mark a cultural significance in our holy month of bringing people together and emphasising the spirit of Ramadan of unity, harmony and sharing. So, will you be visiting Raikan Cahaya Ramadan 2023 at Kampong Gelam?
Raikan Cahaya Ramadan 2023 @ Kampong Gelam
Date: 15 March to 16 April 2023