Singapore has a rich and vibrant cultural heritage, and one neighbourhood where you can see this come to life is Little India. This historic neighbourhood is still hustling and bustling today, and along with its neighbouring areas of Rochor and Farrer Park are full of hidden halal gems you may not have heard of before. ? If you're curious to explore this neighbourhood, stop by these 11 halal eateries in Little India, Rochor, and Farrer Park for some excellent food to keep your energy up throughout the day!
P.S. This budget-friendly guide to Little India will help you get the best out of its busy streets!
Tekka Market is the place every foodie needs to visit on a trip to Little India. The hawker stalls here are full of must-try Indian food, and at affordable prices too! Some of the most popular dishes are Allauddin’s Biryani, Prata Saga Sambal Berlada, Yakader, and The Royal Dum Biryani. Prices start from $2 so you can get a whole feast on a budget! ?
Halal status: Selected stalls are Muslim-owned. Do check with the stall owners for more info!
Little India
1. Sakunthala's Restaurant
If you're craving authentic halal North and South Indian food, Sakunthala's Restaurant is where you should head to next! This family-run restaurant and catering business has 4 outlets across Singapore serving up Indian, local, and seafood dishes - including 3 in the Little India area alone. Their Rice Meals are a light yet filling option if you want to taste the best of their seasonal Indian-style vegetable dishes. Make sure to try the tandoori chicken too - the smoky fragrance of the roast will make your mouth water. ? Halal status: Halal-certified Average price: $9 Outlets: Dunlop Street Opening hours: Open daily; 9.30AM - 11PM Address: 149/151 Dunlop St, Singapore 209466 Race Course Road Opening hours: Open daily; 11AM - 10.30PM Address: 66 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218570 Syed Alwi Road Opening hours: Open daily; 11AM - 3PM Address: 88 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207667 Delivery via: Online Reservations: Online (Race Course Rd outlet) Website | Facebook2. Bismillah Biryani Restaurant
Ask for biryani recommendations in Singapore and Bismillah Biryani is probably one of the names that'll pop up. ? They've been a Michelin Bib Gourmand winner from 2016-2019! Of course, their Chicken Dum Biryani, Lamb Shank Biryani, and Young Mutton Biryani are the must-try dishes - and they all come in sharing portions too. ? Halal status: Muslim-owned Average price: $6-$20 (Biryani, various sizes) Opening hours: Open daily; 11.30AM - 9PM Address: 50 Dunlop St, Singapore 209379 Delivery via: Online, GrabFood, foodpanda, Deliveroo Contact: +65 69351326 Website | Facebook | Instagram3. Sedap Thai
Finding halal Thai 'Mookata' BBQ can be difficult because lard is usually used as a base. But you won't have to worry when you eat at Sedap Thai because they use beef fat instead! With a delicious variety of marinated meat and fresh seafood, Sedap Thai is not only yummy but affordable too. You can choose your items ala carte or choose a platter for sharing. Make sure to dip your meat into their various chilli sauces and savour it - we're pretty sure you'll be left satisfied! P.S. Top up $2 for tom yum if you're craving some spice. ? Halal status: Halal-certified Prices: Platter for 2: $20 ($10/pax) Platter for 4: $40 ($10/pax) Bundles (Random/Chicken Out/Beef Up): $20 per set All-you-can-eat Buffet: $20/pax (Excluding seafood items) Happy Hour (Mon - Thurs 4.30PM - 5.30PM): $15/pax Opening hours: 4.30PM - 9.30PM (Mon - Sat), closed on Sundays and PH, last order 9.30PM Address: 166 Jalan Besar, Berseh Food Centre, Singapore 208877 Nearest MRT station: Jalan Besar Contact: +65 82983579 Facebook | Instagram4. Tekka Market
Tekka Market is the place every foodie needs to visit on a trip to Little India. The hawker stalls here are full of must-try Indian food, and at affordable prices too! Some of the most popular dishes are Allauddin’s Biryani, Prata Saga Sambal Berlada, Yakader, and The Royal Dum Biryani. Prices start from $2 so you can get a whole feast on a budget! ?
Halal status: Selected stalls are Muslim-owned. Do check with the stall owners for more info!
