Ramadhan 2018: Top 10 restaurants to 'iftar' or break fast at in Singapore

Ramadhan 2018: 10 Best restaurants to ‘iftar’ or break fast at in Singapore

Shona Menon

17 May 2018

updated the 22 June 2018 à 19:07

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21 On Rajah
Feast on some Mediterranean and South East Asian fusion delights at affordable prices. Enjoy their Ramadan special, the Lauk Padang buffet, and fill your plates up with classic Asian dishes like Nasi Goreng and Ikan Goreng, followed by traditional Kuehs and Singapore favourite, Potong Ice Cream.

Where: 1 Jalan Rajah, Days Hotel Singapore at Zhongshan Park
When: 16 May – 14 June
Price: $32++ Per Adult / $16++ Per Child (5-12 years old)

Photo: 21 On Rajah
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Afterwit
An indie café and hearty Mexican food experience? Sign us up! If you’re all about the intense and rich foods from Mexico, Afterwit definitely serves up amazing tacos and burritos that are perfectly spiced with a fusion of Malay flavours.

Where: 778 North Bridge Road

Photo: Afterwit Facebook
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The Halia
Whether you’re dining with your family or a large group, The Halia has got options for everyone. For a group of 4, tuck into their communal feast menu and spoil yourself with quality ingredients from succulent oysters to juicy wagyu. If you’re not into sharing, opt for their buffet spread that includes a carving station.

Where: 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden Singapore Botanic Garden
When: 17 May – 14 June
Price: $200/ 4 Pax (Ramadan Communal Feast), $50++ Per Adult/ $20++ Per Child (Ramadan Buffet)

Photo: The Halia Facebook
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Badoque Cafe
Meat lovers, this is definitely the place to dine. Most famous for their beef ribs and juicy steaks, dig into their array of meat platters to fill you up. This Ramadan, they will be having their iftar spread of fried samosas and dessert platters for the cherry on top of your meaty dinner.

Where: 298 Bedok Road, Bedok Shopping Complex

Photo: Badoque Cafe Facebook
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Chef Wan’s Kitchen
If you’re looking for a traditional Malay cuisine buffet, Chef Wan’s Kitchen is hosting an all-you-can-eat spread throughout the month of Ramadan. Tuck into classics like Beef Rendang and Sambal Petai Udang for a mouthwatering dinner. Of course, dessert won’t disappoint with an assortment of kuehs and fruits for every sweet tooth.

Where: 8 Raffles Avenue, #02-14, Esplanade Mall
When: 16 May – 13 June
Price: $35.50+ Per Adult / $15.50+ Per Child
Photo: @chefwanskitchen on Instagram
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Indochilli
With their extensive menu of traditional Indonesian dishes, there’s definitely something for everyone. With their affordable prices, choose your pick of delights from Ikan Bakar to Gulai Kambing.

Where: Various outlets

Photo: Indochilli
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The Villa
Another restaurant in the haven of Singapore’s Botanical Gardens. The Villa, is offering an enticing buffet spread this Ramadan (cooked in The Halia kitchen). Definitely keep your eyes out for their signature Chilli Crab Spaghettini at the Live Pasta Station.

Where: 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden Singapore Botanic Garden
When: 18 May - 10 June (Friday, Saturday, Sunday only)
Price: $50++ Per Adult / $20++ Per Child (5-10 years old)

Photo: Garden Events SG
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Royz Et Vous
For the classic western dinner, tuck into their sizzling lamb shank or if you’re craving a little seaside cuisine, feast on their soft shell crab burger. Royz Et Vous definitely stands out from the rest of the Halal eateries in Singapore with (wait for it) their selection of Halal wines!

Where: 37 Telok Ayer Street, #01-01
Photo: Royz Et Vous
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Tasconi’s Pizza
Sometimes we can’t help but crave a cheesy slice of pizza. Having started in Brunei, Tasconi’s Pizza has since opened an outlet in Singapore and this Ramadan, they have included their own Rendang and Satay pizza to their menu. Who doesn’t love a classic slice of cheesiness?

Where: 430 Upper Changi Road, #01-61, East Village

Photo: Tasconi's Pizza Facebook
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Veganburg
Of course, there’s also an option for all vegans out there! If you haven’t already heard, Veganburg is having their Ramadan special which features the Rasa Sayang Burg that is topped with a vegan egg. Complete your meal with coconut fries, rose bandung and Chendol ice cream, which are all exclusive to Singapore.

Where: Various outlets

Photo: Veganburg

Your iftar guide this holy month.

Ramadan: the holy month of fasting, which is an important time for Muslims around the world. After a whole day of fasting, a rich and satisfying meal is definitely well deserved. Not only is iftar (the evening meal) the time to tuck into the foods you’ve been craving the whole day, it’s also the perfect setting to bond with your family over a hearty meal.

If you’re always stuck on what to have for your iftar meal, we’ve curated a list of Halal eateries in Singapore, with some of them having amazing Ramadan dining deals this holy month. Before you resort to a fast food joint to break your fast, scroll through the gallery and take your pick from these amazing dining spots.

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