Halal Ramen In Singapore

1. The Ramen Stall

The restaurant opened in 2015 and became popular for its halal Japanese dishes which were modified to suit the local tastes. Dishes like the Volcano Ramen contains ingredients like sambal, and salmon fried rice and beef sushi were also formulated only for Singapore. Like all traditional Japanese restaurants, you will have to book a reservation through their hotline numbers. They will hold the reservation for only 10 minutes so you should not be late! They serve their delicious meals until 5am.

The Ramen Stall

Address: 787 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198755

Website: The Ramen Stall

Opening hours: Sat - Sun: 12pm - 5am; Mon - Fri: 5pm - 5am

2. Santaro by Gion

Santaro by Gion is the first high-class Japanese restaurant of Singapore serving halal food. Aside from their traditional sashimi and sushi, they offer the best Omakase dishes and other Japanese specialties. Master Chef Santaro Li has created three kinds of Omakase set menus that is served with generous amounts of sashimi in their elegantly decorated main dining room that fits 30 guests. There are tatami rooms that suits 4 to 12 guests if you want more privacy.

Santaro by Gion

Address: 2/F Amara Hotel, 25 Scotts Road Singapore 228220

Website: Santaro by Gion

Opening hours: Sat - Sun: 11:30am – 2:30pm; 5:30pm – 9:30pm

3. Hararu Izakaya

Hararu Izakaya translates to “Halal Gastropub”. It is the first authentic halal gastropub in southeast Asia that is owned by a Muslim. It has modern Japanese interiors complete with lanterns and distinct Asian décor. They offer a wide variety of Japanese appetizers, salads, charcoal grilled meats and fish, noodles, and more. For halal ramen, they offer flavors like Asari Hotate (clam & scallop), Tori (chicken), Kamo Shio (duck), Hiyashi (cold ramen), Beef Shoyu, and Salmon Tan Tan Men.

Hararu Izakaya

Address: 16 Bussorah St, Singapore 199437

Website: Hararu Izakaya

Opening hours: 12 pm - 11pm (daily)

4. Hanna's Fusion & Japanese Restaurant

The restaurant sits on the fourth floor of the Sim Lim Square Mall in the midst of all other techy stores. This authentic halal restaurant serves both Japanese and Western dishes. On the menu is a mix of burgers, bento sets, and curry rice. If you are craving for ramen, you can try their best sellers like Ebi Fry (fried shrimp), Ramen, Slice Beef Ramen, and Katsu Miso (pork) Ramen.

Hanna’s Fusion & Japanese Restaurant

Address: 1 Rocher Canal Rd 4-02F, Sim Lim Square, Singapore 188504

Website: Hanna’s Fusion & Japanese Restaurant

Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 11:30am - 8pm (closed on Sundays)

5. Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant

Isuramuya is a unique halal-certified restaurant in Singapore with its own on-site marketplace. Their ingredients are flown in from Japan to bring out that fresh and authentic taste with every bite. Their on-site marketplace allows you to buy the ingredients you need to replicate the dishes at home or be creative and come up with your own recipes. Their restaurant is located on the top floor of a mall with classy wooden interiors inspired by a traditional Japanese house called a “Minka”.

Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant

Address: 2 Jurong East Central 1, #04-19 JCube, Singapore 609731

Website: Isuramuya Japanese Restaurant

Opening hours: 11:30am – 9:30pm (daily)

6. Hei Sushi

Created by the Sakae Sushi group, their sister restaurant Hei Sushi, offers more than 200 halal-certified Japanese dishes on their sushi belt and namebono (Japanese steamboat). Aside from the traditional Japanese fare, they are popular for their creative ramen dishes like Zarigani Ramen with crayfish as its main ingredient and Kamo Ramen, which uses chicken broth garnished with smoked duck slices. You can select from kimchi soup, chicken soup, and curry sauce as your base broth for your noodles. Other ramen flavors to tickle your palate are Ebi Tempura (shrimp) Ramen and Teriyaki Chicken Ramen. Aside from their sushi feast and fusion food, you are in for a surprise when you try the “Chef’s Creation” menu.

Hei Sushi

Address: 604 Sembawang Road #01-22/23 Singapore 758459

Website: Hei Sushi

Opening hours: 11:30am - 10pm (daily)

7. Inari-Ku

Inari-ku offers home-made halal Japanese dishes made from the home kitchen of a professional chef who is also a work-from-home mom. She uses imported and locally sourced Japanese ingredients to create dishes that are not only delicious but also visually pleasing. She has a wide selection of Japanese dishes on display on her website. Among them, you must try the halal ramen in Spicy Miso Wagyu beef flavor and Spicy Shoyu Ramen. She also caters to meetings, private parties, special occasions, and events customizing the menu according to your tastes and budget. To sample her creations, you will have to place your order online and for reservations, a three-day advance notice. She also provides cooking classes.

Inari-Ku

Address: Pasir Ris Street 13, Singapore 510155

Website: Inari-Ku

Opening hours: no fixed hours

8. Kumoya

Kumoya is Singapore’s first halal restaurant that serves Japanese and French cuisine with a twist! The restaurant collaborates with big names in the cartoon and anime world to come up with a theme for the décor of their restaurant interiors, and in their food presentation. Just recently, they had a three-month event where they collaborated with Pusheen, an Anime cat popularized by its sticker spread on social media. Their food was decorated with tiny images of the cat and some components of the dish like the cooked rice and burger buns were also shaped like Pusheen. Not only does their food look so adorably cute, it also tastes delicious!

Kumoya

Address: 8 Jln Klapa, Singapore 199320

Website: Kumoya

Opening hours: Sun, Tues, Wed, Thurs: 12pm - 9pm; Fri - Sat: 12pm – 10:30pm (closed Monday)

9. Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen

Book a reservation so you can have an unforgettable dining experience in such an upscale modern Japanese restaurant serving halal food. Their dishes are based on Hokkaido culture and traditions, made from fresh ingredients cooked by expert Japanese chefs to bring out the authentic flavors. Their signature soup has a dense, rich umami flavor - a blend from chicken, vegetables, bonito, kelp, and mackerel. Their exclusive ramen noodles are made from Hokkaido wheat that makes its distinct springy texture. Their lobster ramen is a best seller and they produce just a limited number of this dish to keep it at its freshest.

Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen

Address: B1-135 Suntec City Mall (North Wing, 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038987

Website: Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen

Opening hours: Sun – Sat: 11am - 10pm

Enjoy halal ramen

They say the secret to really good ramen is the kind of broth and ingredients used in the dish. The restaurants listed above are very clever and creative in the use of ingredients that are halal compliant, without compromising on the great taste ramen is known for. You may want to try these out on your next visit to Singapore.