6 Halal & Muslim-Friendly Stalls at VivoCity Kopitiam Food Hall You Must Try (2025)

Looking for halal food at VivoCity? You're in luck.

The newly revamped Kopitiam Food Hall, located on Basement 2, is a vibrant, multi-sensory space featuring over 30 food stalls.

Even better, 6 of these are halal-certified or Muslim-friendly stalls offering everything from traditional Nasi Padang to spicy mala hotpot.

A beloved name in the local Malay food scene, Hajah Maimunah Nasi Padang brings its heritage dishes to VivoCity.

Expect rich, flavourful beef rendang, sambal goreng, and their famous lemak dishes served in generous portions. This kampung-style eatery is known for its authentic Malay cuisine, and the VivoCity outlet retains all the warmth and flavour of its flagship store.

What to try: Beef Rendang, Sambal Goreng

Halal status: Halal-certified

Opening hours: Daily 10am – 9pm

Stall/Location: R29, #B2 - 40, Kopitiam Food Hall @ VivoCity

If you love a bit of sizzle with your meal, Pepper Lunch Express delivers a fun and flavourful dining experience.

This Japanese fast-casual concept lets you enjoy sizzling hotplates where meat and rice are served on a searing iron plate, allowing you to mix and cook your food to your preferred doneness. The aroma of butter, cracked pepper, and their signature sauces creates a mouthwatering experience as your meal cooks right before your eyes.

What to try: Beef Pepper Rice, Salmon Pepper Rice

Halal status: Halal-certified (since 2021)

Opening hours: Daily 10am – 10pm

Stall/Location: Stall #B2-39, Kopitiam Food Hall @ VivoCity

If you’ve been dreaming of halal-certified mala that delivers on both heat and flavour, Monster Chilli Mala Hot Pot is where it’s at.

As one of Singapore’s first halal mala hotpot concepts, this stall offers a wide selection of meats, vegetables, and noodles, allowing you to customise your bowl. From the numbing zing of Sichuan peppercorns to the fiery kick of chilli oil, every spoonful is packed with intensity.

Whether you prefer it soupy or dry, mild or fiery, you’re in control of your mala experience here.

What to try: Mala Hotpot with Beef Slices & Lotus Root, Customised Dry Mala Bowl

Halal status: Halal-certified

Opening hours: Unlisted, recommend checking in-person

Stall/Location: Stall #B2-39, Kopitiam Food Hall @ VivoCity

If you're looking for a lighter, wholesome option that doesn’t skimp on flavour, Hua Zai Ampang Yong Tau Foo is a great choice.

This stall specialises in Ampang-style yong tau foo — a Malaysian favourite where tofu, vegetables, and other ingredients are stuffed, braised, or fried to golden perfection, then served with your choice of soup or gravy.

Whether you prefer it in clear broth, laksa, or dry with a sweet-savoury sauce, the flexibility of customising your bowl makes it popular for both health-conscious eaters and those craving variety.

What to try: Yong Tau Foo with Laksa Gravy, Dry Bee Hoon with Veg Toppings

Halal status: Muslim-friendly (unverified)

Opening hours: Typically 8.30am – 9pm

Stall/Location: Rear zone, #B2 - 40, Kopitiam Food Hall @ VivoCity

Craving something light yet satisfying? Pho Vietnam serves up steaming bowls of pho loaded with tender beef, fresh herbs, and flavourful broth. Their rice dishes are equally popular, offering a comforting, well-balanced meal that’s easy on the stomach and kind to the wallet.

Perfect for rainy days or when you want something soul-warming, this stall is a favourite for Vietnamese food fans seeking pork-free options.

What to try: Beef Pho, Lemongrass Chicken Rice

Halal status: Muslim-friendly

Opening hours: Approx. 9am – 9.30pm (subject to check)

Stall/Location: Stall S4, Kopitiam Food Hall @ VivoCity

Craving a healthier, homestyle Chinese meal? Ying Jia Steam Fish brings comfort and nutrition to the forefront with its range of delicate, flavourful steamed fish dishes.

Each portion is carefully prepared, featuring fresh fish fillets or whole fish, gently steamed and topped with aromatic sauces like soy garlic or chilli padi for an extra kick.

Pair your fish with a bowl of fragrant white rice and some lightly seasoned vegetables, and you’ve got a balanced meal that’s both filling and easy on the palate. It’s a rare halal-friendly gem for lovers of traditional Chinese-style steamed fish.

What to try: Steamed Fish in Soy Garlic Sauce, Steamed Fish Head with Chilli

Halal status: Muslim-friendly (unverified)

Opening hours: Daily 10am – 9pm

Stall/Location: Kopitiam Food Hall B2, @ VivoCity

Korean food lovers, rejoice! Kim Dae Bak Korean is a vibrant addition to VivoCity's Kopitiam Food Hall, serving up familiar Korean comfort dishes in a halal-friendly format.

From sizzling hotplates to bubbling stews, this stall captures the essence of Korean home-cooked meals — bold, hearty, and full of umami.

Their beef bulgogi is marinated to perfection, tender and savoury with just the right hint of sweetness. Generous portions, quality ingredients, and fast service make this a top pick for halal diners craving authentic Korean flavours without the fuss of a sit-down restaurant.

What to try: Beef Bulgogi with Rice, Spicy Chicken Bibimbap

Halal status: Muslim-friendly

Opening hours: Daily 10am – 9pm

Stall/Location: Kopitiam Food Hall, B2 @ VivoCity

The halal and Muslim-friendly stalls are clustered towards the rear of the food court, making it easier for Muslim diners to navigate.

The food hall itself is a 616-seater culinary playground featuring art murals and textured design touches.

Tip: Look for the MUIS certificate or halal signage displayed prominently at each stall before placing your order.

Whether you're heading to Sentosa or shopping at VivoCity, the new Kopitiam Food Hall offers Muslim diners a convenient and varied range of halal-friendly options. Just make sure to look for the halal certificates or ask stall owners if in doubt.

Stay tuned as we continue to monitor updates and new halal stalls opening at VivoCity. If you spot one, let us know!