Halal restaurants for Ramadan 2026
Ramadan 2026 is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning where to buka puasa with your family, friends, and colleagues. Whether you’re craving a lavish seafood buffet, comforting Korean fare, sizzling KBBQ, or something a little more atas for a special gathering, we’ve rounded up the best halal restaurants in Singapore to break your fast this Ramadan.
1. Peppermint at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay
Peppermint at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay is always a great choice if you’re looking for an upscale halal buffet, set against lush garden views right in the heart of the city. The space feels bright and refreshing, and the farm-to-table spread features a rotating lineup of Asian and international favourites that work perfectly for big family iftars or office buka puasa gatherings.
Seafood lovers should make a beeline for the Luxury Seafood Laksa Tower, piled high with rock lobster, crab, clams, half shell scallops, prawns and more. It’s basically your dream laksa, supersized. There’s also the new Josper Grill, where meats and seafood are cooked over charcoal for that deep smokiness and irresistible char you can’t get from regular grills.
Dinner runs from 6:30pm to 10pm, priced at $98++ per person from Sunday to Wed and $118++ from Thursday to Saturday. If you’re dining during the CNY period from now till 3rd March 2026, you’ll also spot festive specials such as DIY yusheng and Black Angus Beef Prime Rib Char Siew alongside the buffet spread.
Read our Peppermint buffet review.
6 Raffles Blvd, Level 4 PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore 039594
Opening Hours:
Monday 06:30 AM – 10:00 PM Show More Timings
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Peppermint at Parkroyal is a halal-certified eatery.
2. Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road
Image credit: Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road
It’s not every day you find halal Sichuan food in Singapore, let alone in buffet form. That’s exactly why Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road deserves a spot on your Ramadan shortlist. The halal-certified restaurant is rolling out a festive East Asian-themed buffet from now till 3 March 2026, spotlighting bold, mala-forward dishes that are perfect if you love that addictive numbing heat.
The star of the show has to be the Free-Flow Mala Abalone—yes, unlimited—bringing together fiery chilli, tongue-tingling peppercorns, and tender abalone in one indulgent bite. Other Sichuan-inspired highlights include Crispy Duck Tender with Sichuan Mala Spice and Baked Oyster with Mala Cheesy Sauce, both packing serious flavour. Beyond mala, you’ll also find Xinjiang lamb skewers fresh off the grill and even a DIY Shaanxi Rougamo station, so you can build your own Chinese “hamburger” just the way you like it.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Ginger without their crowd-favourite staples. Expect seafood on ice with Thai sauces, Singapore Chilli Crab, Sarawak White Pepper Crab, plus hearty picks such as Malaysia-style Beef Rendang and Chicken & Mutton Satay.
Dinner buffet starts at $79++ per person from Mondays to Thursdays, 6pm to 10pm, and $89++ from Fridays to Sundays, eve of and Public Holidays, 6pm to 10pm
7500 Beach Rd, Singapore 199591
Opening Hours:
Monday 06:30 AM – 09:30 PM Show More Timings
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Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road is a halal-certified eatery.
3. Atrium Restaurant at Holiday Inn
Image credit: Atrium restaurant at Holiday Inn
Atrium Restaurant is pulling out all the stops this Ramadan with an Iftar buffet featuring over 40 dishes. If you’re planning a big family gathering or a catch-up with your kakis after terawih prayers, this is one spot that promises variety without compromising on flavour.
Start with Middle Eastern highlights such as Shaksuka, AKA Turkish fried vegetables, Lebanese baked cheesy pasta with smoked salmon, and Mediterranean Baked White Fish. Protein lovers can load up on Moroccan Chicken Tagine and Beef Kofta, while the live carving station dishes out Turkish-style Shawarma and Kuzu Tandır, AKA Turkish roasted lamb, with your choice of garlic naan or pita bread.
There’s also plenty of Asian flavours to look forward to too, including Ayam Masak Merah, Pad Krapow Gai, Bò Kho, Beef Rendang, and Mok Pa, a fragrant Lao-style steamed fish parcel. Round things off with selections from the cold spread and other rotating dishes for a well-rounded Iftar feast.
The Ramadan buffet runs from 19 February to 22 March 2026, with dinner starting from $121++ per person and $30++ per child from Mondays to Thursdays. On weekends, it’s priced at $133++ per person and $30++ per child.
317 Outram Rd, Singapore 169075
Opening Hours:
Monday 06:00 AM – 09:30 PM Show More Timings
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Atrium Restaurant at Holiday Inn is a halal-certified eatery.
4. IKEA Tampines halal buffet
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If you’re looking for an affordable spot to break fast with the fam, IKEA Tampines Buffet Istimewa is back this Ramadan with an all-you-can-eat spread that marries Swedish comfort food and local favourites. Priced at $29.90 per person, or $26.60 for IKEA Family members, the buffet takes place on just four days: 27 February, 6 March, 13 March, and 20 March 2026, from 7pm to 9pm at the Swedish Restaurant. Just remember that the line closes at 8:45pm, which gives you around 1.5 hours of non-stop eating.
Expect signatures such as Beef Meatballs with Lingonberry Jam and their famous Fried Chicken Wings, alongside Ramadan specials including Ayam Masak Lemak Chili Padi, Sayur Campur Goreng, and Nasi Kunyit. There’s also Organic Penne Pasta with Tomato Sauce, Mashed Potato with Cream Sauce, plus live stations dishing out grilled chicken kebabs, tortilla wraps, and even a DIY mee siam corner.
Tickets are sold exclusively at IKEA Tampines’ halal checkout line, with limited seats available each night. Each adult diner will also receive a $10 IKEA home furnishing voucher.
Read our IKEA Tampines Buffet Istimewa feature.
Address: 60 Tampines North Drive 2, Singapore 528764
Buffet hours: 7 February, 6 March, 13 March, 20 March, 7pm to 9pm
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IKEA Tampines’ Buffet Istimewa is halal-certified.
5. Swensens Unlimited
If your sweet tooth is screaming by sunset, Swensen’s Unlimited might just be your buka puasa hero. This buffet concept is basically heaven for dessert lovers, with a whopping 48 rotating ice cream flavours to scoop from. Yes, forty-eight. There are also three outlets at Acacia Geneo, Changi Airport T2, and VivoCity, making it a convenient meet-up spot for your gang.
The spread covers international fare, including Peranakan and Asian favourites such as Daging Masak Merah, Mee Soto, and Assam Sambal Prawn, all perfectly paired with Nasi Kunyit. And when it’s finally time to go all in on sweets, head straight for the chocolate fountain and load up on fruits and toppings.
You can also build your dream combo with freshly made waffles, croffles, and smashed croissants to go with your ice cream scoops. Alternatively, go for unlimited helpings of cookies, as well as sweet soups Cheng Tng and Pulut Hitam. Prices start at $38++ per person for Monday to Thursday dinner, and $60++ from Friday to Sunday, from 5pm. Public holidays follow weekend pricing, and online reservations are recommended.
Read out Swensen’s Unlimited feature.
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Swensens Unlimited is a halal-certified eatery.
6. Gyusei Gyukatsu
Image credit: Gyusei Gyukatsu
Halal A5 Wagyu from Japan isn’t something you come across every day, which is why Gyusei Gyukatsu Wagyu Steakhouse deserves a spot on your Ramadan radar. Known as Singapore’s first halal-certified gyukatsu spot, this steakhouse flies in A5 Wagyu directly from Japan, then finishes it with a gentle charcoal smoke for that extra depth of flavour. And it just opened in September 2025, so here’s your chance to check it out if you haven’t already.
Here, the star is the gyukatsu: premium beef cutlets coated, fried till golden, and served still blushing on the inside. Regulars swear by the A5 Japanese Ribeye and A5 Japanese Striploin, both done just right and paired with a lineup of 10 condiments. Think freshly grated wasabi, Maldon sea salt, and other flavour boosters that let you customise every bite to your liking.
Even if you’re not in the mood for beef, there are other alternatives, including a Premium Seafood Set, a Yasai Tempura Set for veggie lovers, and even a Portobello Mushroom Cutlet Set.
775 N Bridge Rd, Level 1 Hotel Clover, Singapore 198743
Opening Hours:
Monday Closed Show More Timings
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Gyusei Gyukatsu is a halal-certified eatery.
7. Kimchi Mama
If you’re craving halal Korean comfort food for iftar, Kimchi Mama at Bugis+ is a fuss-free pick that won’t burn a hole in your wallet. Prices start from just $5.90++, so you can feast without feeling guilty after.
Come with friends and go straight for the Signature Kimchi Mama Stew Pot ($25.90++). It’s a bubbling pot of tangy, slow-fermented kimchi with your choice of tender beef or spicy chicken, ideal for sharing after a long day of fasting. Plus, there’s free-flow banchan—so yes, you can keep topping up those side dishes until it’s time for Isyak.
For solo diners, the Hotstone Rice Bowls are a safe bet. Try the Kimchi Beef Steak Rice ($14.90++) with a runny egg mixed in, or the Spicy Chicken Rice ($12.90++) if you’re in the mood for something cheesy and comforting. Don’t forget the Mama ‘Shake Shake’ Rice Balls ($5.90++) for a fun, hands-on bite to end your meal.
Read our Kimchi Mama feature.
201 Victoria St, #04-11 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
Opening Hours:
Monday 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM Show More Timings
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Kimchi Mama is a halal-certified eatery.
8. La Sagra d’Allora at Crowne Plaza
Image credit: La Sagra d’Allora at Crowne Plaza
For a buffet that goes beyond the usual hotel spread, La Sagra d’Allora is one to bookmark. Held every Friday and Saturday night, this Italian-inspired feast channels the spirit of a traditional “sagra”, a local festival or feast in Italy.
Start strong with comforting classics such as Oven-baked Emilia Lasagna layered with beef ragout and Parmigiano Reggiano, before hopping over to local favourites including Sambal Udang and Beef Rendang. The live stations are where things get exciting: fresh pasta tossed dramatically in a cheese wheel, 1-metre pizzas sliced straight from the oven, and crawfish grilled over charcoal with your pick of black pepper, sambal chilli, or even Sichuan mala sauce. There’s also wok-fried seafood cooked à la minute in sauces ranging from chilli crab to salted egg yolk.
Save room for dessert: tiramisu, pandan gula melaka coconut cake, cannoli, chocolate bomboloni, and calamansi meringue tart are just some of the sweet treats waiting.
The buffet runs from 6pm to 10pm every Friday and Saturday, priced at $78++ per person and $38++ per child, with kids aged six and below dining free. Use the code WKND20 to enjoy 20% off the adult price.
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La Sagra d’Allora at Crowne Plaza is a halal-certified eatery.
9. Captain Kim
Ah, the good ol’ Captain Kim. You can’t go wrong with heading here if all you want is some good, reliable Halal KBBQ and hotpot for buka puasa. This crowd-favourite buffet spot has built a loyal following for a reason: over 60 varieties of meats and ingredients, all laid out for you to grill, simmer, and feast to your heart’s content.
Start with the heavy hitters such as Rib Eye, Prawns, Squid, and Korean Spicy Cuttlefish, then load up on popular favourites like Beef Bulgogi, Blackpepper Chicken, Volcano Chicken, and Honey Chicken. If you’re in the mood for hotpot instead, there’s plenty to dunk into bubbling broth too, from brinjal, pumpkin, enoki and shimeiji mushrooms to beancurd, lobster balls, and egg tofu.
Beyond the grill, you’ll also find Korean and local staples such as creamy Cajun seafood, Korean chicken wings, and mozzarella cheese sticks to round off the spread. Prices start from $28.90++ per person for Monday to Thursday dinners, and $29.90++ on Fridays, Sundays, evenings, and public holidays.
Website | List of outlets
Captain Kim is a halal-certified eatery.
10. 21 On Rajah at Aloft Singapore
Image credit: 21 On Rajah at Aloft Singapore
You may not be in Bali this Ramadan, but 21 On Rajah is bringing Bali straight to your Iftar table. In a special collaboration with Executive Chef Wisnu from Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa, the restaurant is rolling out the Enak Sekali Balinese Feast until 5 April 2026.
Expect up to 40 authentic Balinese dishes on rotation, alongside 21 On Rajah’s usual buffet staples, all prepared in a fully halal-certified kitchen. We’re talking smoky, spice-packed highlights such as Bebek Betutu, a slow-roasted duck wrapped in banana leaves and infused with basa genep; Kambing Panggang Sambal Goreng, featuring whole roasted lamb paired with spicy shallot and tomato jam; and Be Siap Basa Guling, a spit-roasted chicken marinated in traditional Balinese spices. Save space for desserts like Pisang Rai, soft banana and pandan dumplings coated in grated coconut, and a refreshing bowl of Es Cendol to cool down after the feast.
The buffet is available for both lunch and dinner, with prices starting from $60++ per person and $30++ per child. And if you’re dining with a group, here’s a wallet-friendly promo: pay only for three if you dine in a group of four, available from now until 5 April 2026.
1 Jln Rajah, Aloft Singapore East Wing, Singapore 329133
Opening Hours:
Monday 07:00 AM – 10:00 AM Show More Timings
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21 On Rajah is a halal-certified eatery.
Best Halal restaurants to visit for Ramadan 2026
With this list, you no longer have to ask your friends: “where should we buka, ah?” Just pick any, depending on what the gang is craving on that day. And even if you want to try all the places in this round-up, you’ve got a month to do so.
In related content, read our Geylang Serai food guide. We also have a guide to the best halal buffets in Singapore.
This article was written by Dewi Nurjuwita.
Feature image adapted from Ginger at PARKROYAL on Beach Road and Gyusei Gyukatsu.
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