12 Halal Korean Food Places In Singapore For K-BBQ Buffet, Fried Chicken And More

Halal Korean food in Singapore Whether it is army stew, K-BBQ, or hotplates of bulgolgi and bibimbap, Korean food is one of our go-to options when dining out, especially with friends. But while it's easy to find Korean restaurants in Singapore, Muslim-friendly and halal options can be hard to come by. That's why we've compiled the best halal Korean food places in Singapore for you to check out. 1. Kimchi Mama Kimchi Mama checks all the boxes of a decent Korean restaurant in Singapore in terms of taste, price, and location. Conveniently located at Bugis+, the popular eatery offers eight variations of hotstone dishes. We tried the Hotstone Kimchi Beef Steak Rice ($14.90++), featuring rice topped with beef steak slices, aged kimchi, shredded seaweed, and a raw egg yolk. Our favourite item, though, was the Kimchi Mama Stew Pot ($25.90++), ideal for three to four diners. We really enjoyed the flavour-packed broth, which came with lots of fresh ingredients. From our Kimchi Mama review: “This kimchi stew is made with both fresh and cooked kimchi to achieve a richer and more piquant flavour. It’s brimming with fresh clams, thin beef slices, enoki mushrooms, tofu, chives, and glass noodles. I recommend sharing the stew with two or three friends, alongside bowls of plain rice to mix the broth with.” Address: 201 Victoria Street, #04-11, Bugis+, Singapore 188067 Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm Website Kimchi Mama is a halal-certified eatery. https://eatbook.sg/kimchi-mama/ 2. Seoul Garden HOTPOT Seoul Garden has been an OG restaurant offering halal Korean food in Singapore, even before the K-wave hit our nation. At their sister chain Seoul Garden HOTPOT, you can tuck into affordable Korean mains, including stew, noodles, and hotplates. Highlights include Wagyu Beef Hot Pot ($22++), featuring premium Wagyu submerged in a flavour-packed broth. The Bulgogi Lamb Hot Plate ($17.90++) is another signature, served with marinated lamb meat stir-fried with veggies and doused in a savoury sauce. From our Seoul Garden HOTPOT review: "Overall, I had a good experience here at Seoul Garden HOTPOT. The food was above my expectations, and we were amazed by how affordable and tasty the food here was. The relaxed, casual atmosphere, good food, and impeccable service are definitely reasons why we would come back." Website | Full list of outlets Seoul Garden HOTPOT is a halal-certified eatery. https://eatbook.sg/seoul-garden-hotpot-review/ 3. Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot Grab your friends and fam and head down for a feast at Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot. Each 90-minute buffet slot entitles you to a huge variety of ingredients to grill or enjoy in your army stew hotpot. Apart from raw ingredients, you’re also entitled to cooked Korean food such as tteokbokki, Korean pancakes, and ginseng chicken soup. Prices start at $18.90++ per person for lunch on weekdays and $28.90++ for dinner from Monday to Thursday, as well as lunch on the weekends. Do note that at least two diners should be present to enjoy these pies. From our Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot review: "I can say with absolute certainty that their meats are on point and the stars of the show. Their Honey Chicken was tender and had a nice, fruity aftertaste. The marinade that went into the Bulgogi Beef was superb, as we could taste the mix of sweet and sour flavours, even at its centre." Tampines outlet Address: 300 Tampines Avenue 5, #01-06, NTUC Income Tampines Junction, Singapore 529653 Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11:30am to 4pm, 5:30pm to 9:30pm, Fri 11:30am to 4pm, 5:30pm to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11:30am to 10pm Clementi outlet Address: 3151 Commonwealth Avenue West, #02-05, Grantral Mall @ Clementi, Singapore 129581 Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 3:30pm, 5:30pm to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11:30am to 4:30pm, 5pm to 10:30pm Website Captain Kim is a halal-certified eatery. 4. Meokja by JUNGGA Meokja by JUNGGA is a popular restaurant helmed by Chef Jung, a Korean-Muslim convert, and his wife, Afrah. You'll find Korean classics such as JjaJangMyeon ($12+), featuring thick and springy noodles topped with a rich black bean sauce, smoky minced beef, and sweet caramelised onions. Their Bibimbap (from $9.90+), Tteokbokki ($9+), and Tangsuyuk ($14+)—Korean-Chinese fried chicken with a sweet-sour sauce—are equally popular. From our Meokja by JUNGGA review: "Overall, I found the food at Meokja to be pretty decent, with some impressive dishes that left me craving more, including the jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. After taking into account their affordable prices, hearty portions, and central location, I may consider coming back again to try the other dishes they have to offer!" Address: 785 North Bridge Road, #01-01, Singapore 198753 Opening hours: Sat-Thurs 12:30pm to 8:30pm, Fri 3:30pm to 10pm Website Meokja by JUNGGA is a halal-certified eatery. 5. Jjinja Chicken Korean fried chicken lovers can head down to Jinjja Chicken to enjoy their fix. The fast-casual eatery sells fried chicken in three flavours: soy garlic, yangnyeom, and an ultra-spicy Volcano option. Prices start at $8.90 for six-piece wings, or $9.90 for three-piece drumsticks. Apart from their double-fried chicken, other items on the menu include the Bulgogi Beef Burger (from $10.90) and Kimchi Tofu Burger ($8.90). Website | Full list of outlets Jinjja Chicken is a halal-certified eatery. 6. NeNe Chicken NeNe Chicken is one of the most popular halal options for Korean fried chicken in Singapore. Prices are affordable, where Boneless Tenders cost $5.90 for four pieces. If you’re in a group, get the sharing bundle of 12 or 18 pieces of Bulgogi Wings & Sticks, priced from $20.90. Sauces range from Soy, a non-spicy option packed with umami, to Hot Bling, the spiciest flavour available. From our NeNe Chicken feature: "Through a house-secret method of batter-dipping, each piece remains moist and tender within, with a crust that retains its crunch even when doused with sauce." Website | Full list of outlets NeNe Chicken is a halal-certified eatery. 7. Muk-Bang Korean Restaurant Image credit: @lohwanrongg Muk-Bang Korean Restaurant offers homely halal Korean food to those living in the East. The Bedok restaurant has a menu full of Korean classic dishes, largely priced under $20. Start your feast with a comforting bowl of Beef Ramyeon ($8.90) or Tteok Mandu Guk ($8.90), perfect for easing your stomach. Alternatively, the set meal ($11.90) is a great option available on weekdays from 11am to 5:30pm. Some popular picks include the Grilled Saba Fish Set and Kimchi Fried Rice Set, where each order comes with a soup and banchan, AKA side dishes. Address: 750 Chai Chee Road, ESR BizPark @ Chai Chee, Singapore 469000 Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm Tel: 6604 6328 Website Muk-Bang is a Muslim-owned eatery. 8. Ha-Jun Korean Food Image credit: @gluttonthoughts Ha-Jun Korean is a hidden gem for halal Korean food in Singapore, with outlets at Aperia Mall, CIMB Plaza and more. Their menu is largely priced under $10, great for fuss-free lunch or dinner breaks. Their Dolgot Bibimbap ($7.50) is a popular order, served in a sizzling pot, as well as their hearty Ginseng Chicken Soup with Rice ($8.50). For something to share with your dining companion, opt for the Kimchi Steamboat ($29.90), with three options to choose from: chicken, beef, and seafood. Website | Full list of outlets Ha-Jun Korean Food is a halal-certified eatery. 9. Saute Saranghae Image credit: Xin Ru Toh via Google Maps Saute Saranghae is a highly rated restaurant in Tampines, where you can try the crowd-favourite Truffle Gimbap ($11.90++) and Cheese Tteokbokki ($7.90++). The Kimchi Pizza ($18.90++) is great for a big group, best eaten with Budae Jjigae ($12.90++), AKA army stew, or Japchae ($12.90++), which is essentially stir-fried glass noodles with lots of veggies. Address: 10 Tampines Central 1, #05-08/09, Tampines 1, Singapore 529536 Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 9:30pm Website Saute Saranghae is a halal-certified eatery. 10. Omoomo Image credit: Joel via Google Maps OMOOMO serves up Korean fusion food at wallet-friendly prices. You won't go wrong with their hearty rice bowls—the Beef Bibimbap ($9.50) and Ji-Ji Dupbab ($10.50), which features spicy chicken, teriyaki chicken, and soy garlic wings, are popular picks. If you’re a noodle-to-rice person, consider the Creamy Kimchi Ramyeon ($12.90) and Salmon Japchae ($11.50) instead. Kallang Wave Mall outlet Address: 1 Stadium Place, Kallang Wave Mall #01-40, Singapore 397628 Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11:30am to 9pm, Fri-Sat 11am to 9:30pm i12 Katong Mall outlet Address: 112 East Coast Road, #01-20, i12 Katong Mall, Singapore 428802 Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 9pm, Fri 11am to 9:30pm, Sat 10:30am to 9:30pm, Sun 10:30am to 9pm Website OMOOMO is a halal-certified eatery. 11. Cravy Chicken Image credit: Su Ann Ng via Google Maps For affordable Korean street food in the East, look no further than Cravy Chicken in Expo. They're known for their halal Korean fried chicken, which you can get as a set with a drink from $9.50. Alternatively, go for their combo meals if you're here with a friend. The Cravy Chicken Set ($24.50), which feeds two diners, comes with 12 pieces of fried chicken, two fries, and two drinks. Address: 1 Expo Drive, #01-112, MarketPlace@EXPO, Singapore 486150 Opening hours: Thurs 10am to 9:30pm, Fri-Wed 10:30am to 9:30pm Website Cravy Chicken is a halal-certified eatery. 12. Namu Bulgogi Image credit: J T (Jez) via Google Maps Namu Bulgogi, dubbed the first oakwood smoke-grill Korean restaurant in Singapore, has three outlets at the time of writing. Since the chain is known for smoky, charred flavours, we recommend the 2-in-1 Oakwood Smoke-Grilled Chicken with Corn Cheese ($15.90++). It’s the perfect combination of sweet and savoury flavours, but if you’d like something punchier, the signature Oakwood Smoke-Grilled Oxtail ($23.90++) is the way to go. P.S. The meat is slow-cooked for eight hours for a fork-tender mouthfeel! Website | Full list of outlets Namu Bulgogi is a halal-certified eatery. Where to eat halal Korean food in Singapore Check out these places if you’d like to enjoy halal and Muslim-friendly Korean fare. In related content, check out IKEA Tampines’ Buffet Istimewa, a $26.90 halal buffet. We also have a Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar 2026 food guide for XXL takoyaki and more. https://eatbook.sg/geylang-serai-bazaar-2026-guide/

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