Sure, our go-to halal restaurants serve up delicious meals, desserts, and cakes; but nothing hits the spot quite like a steaming basket of dim sum! That’s why we’ve rounded up the best halal dim sum in Singapore so you can satisfy your dumpling cravings, whether you’re dining in or getting it delivered. Sink your teeth into some juicy har gow and molten custard buns with these top spots we love:
Best Halal dim sum in Singapore (2025): Restaurants
1. The Dim Sum Place
✔ Halal-certified
The Dim Sum Place is perhaps one of the most famous halal dim sum restaurants in Singapore. Halal-certified, The Dim Sum Place serves up your classic dim sum dishes with a twist. Think Deep-Fried Siew Mai ($6.90), Crispy Rice in Superior Soup ($12.90), and my personal favourite, their Steamed Chicken & Mala Xiao Long Bao Combo ($7.90)! Even if you don’t follow a halal diet, these unique takes on dim sum dishes are sure to impress. The best part is that everyone, including our Muslim friends, can indulge in these delicious bites without missing out on the authentic flavours.
Address: 791 North Bridge Road, S(198759)
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Opening Hours:
Mon – Thurs: 11am – 3pm, 5:30pm – 11pm
Fri – Sat: 11am – 2am
Sun: 11am – 10.45pm
2. Loong Dim Sum
✔ Halal-certified
New halal restaurant alert: Loong Dim Sum might just be our newest hangout spot for halal dim sum, Chinese food, and their viral XL xiao long bao (XLB)! Newly-opened in January this year, this Muslim-owned food spot specialises in halal Chinese food, reimagined. They take familiar dishes, like siew mai and crystal dumplings, and infuse them with flavours like mala, truffle, or lobster broth for a modern upgrade to your usual dim sum. But, you can’t go without ordering their Signature Juicy Xiao Long Bao ($8.80), a monster of a XLB filled with so much chicken broth that you need a straw (no joke) to drink it! This dish will set you back $8.80, but my friends and I agree it’s well worth it; we enjoyed sipping on the flavorful broth with some ginger and black vinegar. It’s something you just have to experience!
Address: 10 North Canal Road, S(048823)
Opening Hours: Daily, 11am – 9pm
3. Enak Enak Hong Kong Tea House
✔ Halal-certified
When I asked my coworkers for their favourite halal dim sum places, Enak Enak Restaurant consistently took the top spot for many of them. Their motto, “We’ve got everything for everyone!” couldn’t be more fitting, with a menu that spans dim sum favourites, Indian cuisine, and even Western dishes. But let’s be real, their dim sum steals the show with their Golden Sand Buns ($4.30) – soft, fluffy pau filled with molten salted egg custard! Yum! They’re available for delivery too, so you can order a lauriat of Chinese food for afternoon tea.
Address: East Coast Seafood Centre, 1202 East Coast Park, #01-01, S(449881)
Opening Hours: Daily, 11am – 4am
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
Delivery fee depends on location
Free delivery for orders above $120
*Minimum order of $50 required
**Surcharge of $10 if the order is below $50
4. Tang Tea House
✔ Halal-certified
Tang Tea House is another well-recommended restaurant that serves some of the best halal dim sum in Singapore. In fact, they opened specifically to provide halal-certified Chinese food to the Muslim community, so you can enjoy the authentic taste of their dim sum! They offer the traditional dim sum dishes: Pan-fried Carrot Cake ($3.80), Siew Mai ($4.70), and Har Gow ($4.90). That’s not all they serve, they offer a full menu of halal dumplings and dishes, so there’s so much to choose from! What’s more, Tang Tea House offers Multi-Flavour Buns ($8.20) for when you just want a bit of everything. Get a taste of their coffee pau and salted egg yolk buns in one platter for a classic dim sum meal!
Address: 242 Jalan Kayu, S(799466)
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Opening Hours:
Sun – Thurs: 11am – 12am
Fri – Sat: 11am – 1am
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
$5 delivery fee
*Minimum order of $50 required
5. 89.7 Supper Club
✔ Halal-certified
89.7 Supper Club keeps popping up on our radar, and for good reason! This food court is fully halal-certified, so every stall is completely halal. They have a ton of food options too, from Hong Kong-style baked rice to Western fish and chips, but we’re here for their halal dim sum! Start with the Steamed Chicken Dumplings ($3.20) to warm yourself up before going for some of their famous Coffee Buns ($1.80)! This is also the place to give those Chicken Feet ($2.20) a try, with their gelatinous texture and savoury sauce. Finish off with some milk tea or beancurd for a hearty meal without the worry. Not to mention, their halal dim sum is pocket-friendly, so you can eat like you’re at a buffet!
Address: 5 Changi Village Road, S(500005)
Opening Hours: Daily, 24/7
6. Streats Hong Kong Cafe
✔ Halal-certified
Hit the Streats for this halal dim sum restaurant that also serves up authentic Chinese dishes! You’ll love their best-selling dishes like their Molten Salted Egg Yolk Custard Buns ($4.80) and Sichuan Dumplings with Chilli Sauce ($8.80), but what we’re always after at Streats Hong Kong Cafe is their HK Carrot Cake with XO Sauce ($9.80). Not to worry though, although it takes after the name of cognac, this delectable sauce is not alcoholic at all! Streats Cafe is a halal-certified spot, so all their dishes are sure to be halal. Their XO sauce, in particular, is a favourite among my friend group as the rich seafood flavour shines through to compliment their crisp carrot cake.
Address: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, #01-01, S(208539)
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Opening Hours: Daily, 11am – 10pm
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
Delivery fee depends on location
Free delivery for orders above $100
*Minimum order of $30 required
7. Dajie Makan Place
✔ Halal-certified
Sometimes, it’s those hole-in-the-wall restaurants that serve the most delicious cuisine! Case in point, Da Jie Niang Dou Fu is a no-frills restaurant that offers some of the best halal dim sum in Singapore. Besides their famous Halal Yong Tau Foo (from $3.00) and Mala Hotpot (from $3.00), Da Jie Niang Dou Fu also offers dim sum dishes like siew mai cooked yong tau foo style, steamed dumplings, and congee. Every dish is made simple yet flavourful, and most importantly, halal! Da Jie Niang Dou Fu is halal-certified too, and has the best-tasting mala hotpot where your food is doused in a numbingly spicy sauce – the epitome of shiok!
Address: 354 Clementi Avenue 2, #01-253, S(120354)
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Opening Hours: Daily, 10am – 9.30pm
Best Halal dim sum in Singapore (2025): Frozen
8. SMH Food Group
✔ Halal-certified
Stay in with the best halal dim sum delivery places in Singapore, starting off with SMH Food Group, a pantry staple for my parents! SMH Food Group has been serving quality dim sum for over 60 years, and they also supply to restaurants, hotels, and dim sum buffets so you know they’ve got their craft down. Some of their most-popular items include their Salted Egg Custard Pau ($6.50) and Halal Chicken Siew Mai ($7.70), but my parents swear by their Honey BBQ Chicken Pau ($6.20) that’s filled with a generous portion of char siew-roasted chicken meat encased in a soft and fluffy pau! You get six buns per pack, too, so there’s more than enough to share.
Address:
Bedok Food City, 1550 Bedok North Avenue 4, #03-15, S(489950)
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
$4.99 delivery fee, free for orders above $68
Delivers in 1 – 4 days
9. Nury Dian Xin Delight
✔ Halal-certified
Call me basic, but I think siew mai should always hold a spot at the table whenever we’re eating dim sum! And Nury Dian Xin Delight offers some of the best Halal Siew Mai ($7.90) that you could grab for delivery. Having been around for almost three decades, you can trust they make their dim sum the traditional way. You’ve probably had their dishes at some point too, as they’re a distributor of halal dim sum around schools, kopitiams and other eateries around Singapore. Besides, if siew mai isn’t your thing, Nury Dian Xin Delight offers Chicken BBQ Pau ($7.90), Carrot Cake ($7.50), and other halal dim sum staples, so you’re never out of options!
Address:
Food Xchange @ Admiralty, 8A Admiralty Street, #07-34, S(757437)
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
$8 delivery fee, free for orders above $50
Delivery timing: Mon – Sat, 7.30am – 3pm
10. Kiom Kee Food
✔ Halal-certified
Calling themselves the ‘Halal Dim Sum Specialist’ is a big move for Kiom Kee Food (KKF), but they stay true to their word with a huge variety of dim sum like vegetable pau, seafood siew mai and other dishes – all halal-certified! I, for one, can’t go without their ooey gooey Red Bean Pau ($5.40), the crispy and slightly sweet Golden Taro Roll ($6.20), and their savoury Har Gow ($13.00)! If those weren’t enough, they also have flaky pastries like egg tarts, chicken barbecue soo, and pineapple tarts. I’m getting hungry just thinking about them!
Address:
Food Xchange, 8A Admiralty Street, S(757437)
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
$10 delivery fee, free for orders above $100
Delivery timing: Mon – Sat; 10am – 2pm, 12pm – 4pm
*Minimum order of $70 required
11. You Tiao Man
✔ Halal-certified
Do you know the You Tiao Man? This halal dim sum place is my go-to for frozen Halal You Tiao ($7.00) whenever I’m craving a simple and convenient breakfast! What started off as a small hawker stall in the 1940’s is now one of the top places to get halal dim sum in Singapore, offering favourites like Yam Rings ($11.90) and Har Gow ($7.90). However, you can’t skip their you tiao flavours, it’s in their name after all! They put unique twists on the classic you tiao, from their succulent Shrimp Toast You Tiao ($20.90) to their crunchy yet chewy Mochi You Tiao ($7.60). Serve these at your next get-together and they’ll be the hit of the party!
Address:
JTC Bedok Food City, 1550 Bedok North Avenue 4, #04-01, S(489950)
Halal dim sum delivery in Singapore:
$1 – $8 delivery fee, depending on location
Next-day delivery available
Can Muslims eat dim sum?
Most dim sum dishes use pork-based ingredients, which explains why Muslims don’t often go for this Chinese cuisine. Our favourite dim sum staples typically contain pork or pork lard, which is considered haram under Islamic dietary laws. For instance, the usual char siew buns feature a barbecue marinated pork filling and most dumplings include pork meat or fat in their filling.
However, halal-certified dim sum restaurants have popped up around Singapore over the years, serving the same quality and taste of dim sum we know and love without the pork or any haram ingredients. Each dumpling, pau, and dish is prepared according to Islamic guidelines, so Muslims can enjoy these tasty treats too!
What are other halal food options in Singapore?
With a relatively large Muslim population and well-established halal certification regulations, Singapore has a trove of options for halal cuisine. You can find a handful of halal cafes and restaurants around Orchard, including popular rendang spots and halal satay delivery places that will hit all your cravings! Plus, you can find other halal-certified Chinese food too, with some of the best halal mooncakes served around Mid-Autumn season.
Makan with your friends at these halal dim sum places in Singapore
We hope you’ve found the perfect halal dim sum spot to have your next meal with your friends. If you’re preparing to go visit your Muslim friends during Hari Raya, it’s important to prepare your baju kurung modern to look your best. And don’t go empty-handed! Check out this Hari Raya gift guide for some gift ideas for open house, or help your friends stock up on some of the best kueh lapis and best halal snacks in Singapore to celebrate Raya 2025!
This article was updated on 19 February 2025. Additional research done by Janica Ng
