Halal Places to Eat in Singapore: The Halal Spots the Quiz Knows
15 October 2026 · By the Eventful team
Makan Match at eventful-sg.com/makan-match is a free 8-question quiz that gives you 15 Singapore spots in under two minutes, but it has no halal filter. What it does have is halal places in its list, and the word Halal shows in the cuisine line on those cards. Here are six it knows, with each one's halal status stated the way the venue states it.
Makan Match asks 8 questions (jelak or light, aircon, date, buffet, budget, healthy, group size, traditional or trendy) and one avoid screen for seafood, beef, spicy, and hotpot. None of them is halal. So read the cuisine line on each result. When I took it, Epicurean Fusion came up as "Italian Fusion · Halal".
Muslim-owned and MUIS certified are not the same thing, so each pick below says which it is.
Top photo: Family Hakata
Certified halal picks
Family Hakata, 728 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6. Mookata buffet, MUIS certified under the Eating Establishment Scheme. $19.90 nett for adults, $14.90 for kids. Book Family Hakata, or read our Family Hakata guide. Carousel, Royal Plaza on Scotts. Hotel buffet. Its own site says it is certified halal by MUIS.
Opinion: Family Hakata is the easy yes for a mixed group on a budget. Carousel is for when someone else is paying.
Halal by the venue's own description
Epicurean Fusion, 4 Jalan Klapa, Kampong Glam. 100% Muslim-owned and serving halal food. Not MUIS certified. Charcoal-base pizza, gnocchi, beef Wellington. Book Epicurean Fusion. Seoul Garden. Its own site calls it a halal Korean BBQ and hotpot buffet that can hold groups of up to 150. Hjh Maimunah. Its site calls it a traditional halal Malay restaurant. Nasi padang with a Michelin Bib Gourmand. Spize, Bedok. Its site calls it an authentic global halal restaurant. A long menu, from wings to hummus.
If certification matters to you, ask to see the MUIS certificate at the counter. A good place will not mind.
Getting more halal spots out of one run
Answer "Yes I want a free-flow buffet pls" and "A whole group" and you are more likely to see Family Hakata and Seoul Garden. Answer date and below $50 for Epicurean Fusion. Then scan the cuisine line for the word Halal before you pick.
Good to know
· Look for "Halal" in the cuisine line on each result card.
· Muslim-owned is not the same as MUIS certified. Ask if it matters to you.
· Epicurean Fusion is closed on Mondays.
· Family Hakata bookings need at least two people.
FAQs
Does Makan Match have a halal filter?
No. It has 8 questions and an avoid screen for seafood, beef, spicy and hotpot, but no halal option. Halal places show "Halal" in their cuisine line.
Which halal places can I book on Eventful Tables?
Family Hakata in Ang Mo Kio (MUIS certified) and Epicurean Fusion in Kampong Glam (Muslim-owned, halal food, not MUIS certified).
Is Family Hakata halal certified?
Yes. Family Hakata AMK is MUIS certified under the Eating Establishment Scheme. The adult buffet is $19.90 nett.
Is Epicurean Fusion halal?
Epicurean Fusion is 100% Muslim-owned and serves halal food. It is not MUIS certified.
Is there a halal hotel buffet in the quiz?
Yes. Carousel at Royal Plaza on Scotts says on its own site that it is certified halal by MUIS.
