[Updated 8 June 2021]
We've brought you to our list of Paya Lebar halal food, Woodlands halal food and even Yishun halal food with our neighborhood food guides and now it's time to head to the North-East! ? If you're looking for halal food in Sengkang, Hougang, or Punggol then this is the only guide you'll need. From hidden hawker gems to LOTS of delicious seafood options, here are 13 halal eateries that Singapore's North-East has to offer.
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Got a late-night craving for dim sum? You can always count on Tang Tea House to satisfy your dim sum fix! Their menu has classics like Shanghai steamed dumplings, Siew Mai, Har Kow and their famous Liu Sha Bao or Golden Sand Pau that oozes out warm, sweet, and salty salted egg yolk filling with a single bite. Their Beef Brisket Noodles, Hor Fun, and Chicken Rice are not to be missed either!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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Here's a hidden hawker gem you might have missed out on your last trip to Sengkang. ? Rumour has it that Sengkang Square Oyster Omelette has some of the best oyster omelette and char kway teow in the area! The char kway teow has great 'wok hey' taste, and they also have other local dishes such as hokkien mee and carrot cake. Time to try it out this weekend!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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Halal Food In Sengkang, Hougang & Punggol
1. Flavour Flings
This humble Hougang café is one of the more well-known hipster cafés in Singapore! Famous for creative dishes like Milo-coated chicken, salted egg yolk croissant, and Singapore's first-ever raclette cheese, Flavour Flings is the place to be for the trendiest dishes around. They have an extensive menu and even recently introduced their version of the viral Yakult cake that's been making its way around the internet! The Yakult cake is only available while stocks last so hurry down to get your slice before they sell out. P.S. Here are even more halal cafes in the neighbourhoods of Singapore you should explore soon! Halal status: Halal-certified Average price: $12 Find out more on Tribes2. Kampong Chai Chee Restaurant
Kampong Chai Chee Restaurant's North-East outlet is located nearby the scenic Coney Island. So you can grab a bite before exploring the neighbourhood or enjoying a bit of scenery. ? Or once you've cycled your heart out, take a break and refuel with their delicious seafood dishes! This seafood and zi char restaurant has everything from halal seafood buckets to chilli crab to tom yum soup and so much more. If you're craving a hearty seafood feast with a view, this is the place to be. Halal status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes3. Tenderbest Makcik Tuckshop
When we think of 'Tenderbest' or 'Tenderfresh' the first thought that comes to mind might be their hawker centre stalls. But did you know that they have a gorgeous café too? ? Tenderbest Makcik Tuckshop has 2 outlets in Singapore, including one at Jalan Kayu. Sit back and enjoy the relaxed ambiance while dining on Onion Blossoms, Roasted Spring Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken Chop, and more. Don't forget to try their signature Fries with Meat Sauce & Egg or complete your meal with a slice of Milo Dinosaur cake! Halal status: Halal-certified Instagram | Find out more on Tribes4. Steak Me
Located right next door to Tenderbest Makcik Tuckshop is Steak Me! Established by the famous chef Amri, it was previously the restaurant Le Steak, and its menu boasts an array of tantalizing steaks and different cuts of meat for you to choose from. ? For those of you who want a taste of premium meat, treat yourself to their Wagyu Ribeye and Wagyu Tomahawk! They'll definitely satisfy your steak cravings and more. Halal status: Muslim-owned Find out more on Tribes5. Tang Tea House
Got a late-night craving for dim sum? You can always count on Tang Tea House to satisfy your dim sum fix! Their menu has classics like Shanghai steamed dumplings, Siew Mai, Har Kow and their famous Liu Sha Bao or Golden Sand Pau that oozes out warm, sweet, and salty salted egg yolk filling with a single bite. Their Beef Brisket Noodles, Hor Fun, and Chicken Rice are not to be missed either!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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6. Buey Tahan See-Food
We'll never get tired of more seafood and zi char! ? Buey Tahan See-Food has several outlets in Singapore, and they have delivery services too! Their sambal seafood, salted fish fried rice, or seafood fried tang hoon will be perfect to share with your family. But if you're planning for a feast, make sure to get their "Crab in Da Bag" imperial pot and top it off with some hotplate sambal stingray, sweet and sour grouper and cereal prawns. Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes7. D'Laksa
This Malaysian brand is actually big across the Causeway - but now you can get D'Laksa in Singapore too! Famous for their Penang-style Asam Laksa, their laksa bowls are affordable and packed full of sweet, spicy, and sour Asam flavour. In fact they only have 4 items on the menu - Asam Laksa, Asam Lobsterball, Asam Fishball, and Fruit Rojak - so you won't have to worry about what to pick! P.S. They even sell an Asam Laksa steamboat paste so you can take your steamboat dinners to the next level! Halal status: Halal-certified Instagram8. Big Fish Small Fish
Zi char isn't the only way you can have a seafood feast in the North-East. Big Fish Small Fish is here too with their quick and easy take on a classic British favourite! Choose from a range of fish for your fish and chips (the Sea Bass, Halibut, and Haddock come highly recommended) and top it off with sides like buttered corn, garlic toast, or mashed potato. They also have grilled fish, surf and turf platters, and even fish and chip 'buckets' for the seafood lover in you! Halal status: Halal-certified Find out more on Tribes9. Sengkang Square Oyster Omelette @ Kopitiam Square
Here's a hidden hawker gem you might have missed out on your last trip to Sengkang. ? Rumour has it that Sengkang Square Oyster Omelette has some of the best oyster omelette and char kway teow in the area! The char kway teow has great 'wok hey' taste, and they also have other local dishes such as hokkien mee and carrot cake. Time to try it out this weekend!
Halal status: Halal-certified
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