Halal food at Jewel Changi Airport
Jewel Changi Airport is probably one of your go-to hangout spots for Easties. Exploring the vast eight-acre space will undoubtedly require you to fuel up and, thankfully, there are about 110 F&B outlets to choose from. Muslim visitors need not fret, as halal munchies are also available here. Check out these 14 halal food places at Jewel Changi Airport serving fuss-free burgers and atas European nosh.
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1. A&W
Enjoy delicious, halal fast food at A&W. Must-orders include their Coney Dog (from $5.40), Root Beer Float ($4) and Waffle Ice Cream ($8.80).
Besides the classics, this store will also be serving new items like the Cream Cheese Burger (from $8.10), which contains beef bacon strips and cream cheese. You’ll be glad to know that the joint closes at midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, so you can head there later to avoid the snaking queues.
Read our A&W review.
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2. Saap Saap Thai
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Saap Saap Thai is arguably one of the more legit halal Thai chains in Singapore, thanks to their generous noodles that are packed with tender beef slices. That’s why we wholeheartedly welcome another outlet. Pore over their wide variety of Thai dishes, from boat noodles to tom yum soup. Prices are relatively affordable too, with most mains under $15.
You can also expect quintessential Thai desserts here like Mango Sticky Rice ($6.30) and Thai Milk Tea ($3.50).
3. Earle Swensen’s
What separates Earle Swensen’s from its more mainstream cousin is its salad bar buffet, available at a top-up of $6++ with a main ordered, or $20++ a la carte. If you love seafood, get The Fisherman ($19++): spaghetti in Marinara sauce, topped with grilled king prawns, and tossed with blue mussels and squid.
They also have hand-stretched pizzas in flavours such as Chicken Tikka ($17++) and Truffle Mushroom ($23++) that are great for sharing. Finish your meal with their line-up of giant sundaes, perfect as an indulgent treat with the fam!
Read our Earle Swensen’s review.
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4. El Fuego By Collin’s
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If you’ve ever felt FOMO when your colleagues ordered from Collin’s during lunch, here’s your chance to try their food at El Fuego By Collin’s. The dishes here are a lil’ more high SES than the ones you see on GrabFood. That being said, they’re def’ affordable considering the selection you’re getting.
Indulge in the likes of sharing mains such as Charcoal-Grilled Australian Black Angus Beef Short Rib ($98++), slow-cooked for 12 hours, or go for the Chicken Casserole ($42++), featuring pan-roasted whole chicken with roasted potatoes and mushrooms.
Fun fact: This restaurant is also said to offer the first halal-friendly omakase in Singapore.
5. Jinjja Chicken
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If you’re about to fly to Korea but can’t keep your cravings at bay, make a quick pit stop at Jinjja Chicken. Here, you can find so many cheap Korean dishes, you can’t help going “Jinjja (Really)?”
Faves include the Jinjja Wings (from $8.50 for six pieces) and the Rabboki ($9.20) AKA ramyeon with tteokbokki. For those travelling in a squad, get the Big Bang Set ($46.90). It gives you 16 pieces of fried chicken, kimbap, mandu, and fries.
6. KFC
As one of the OGs in Singapore’s fast food scene, KFC needs no introduction. Expect to find staples like the Zinger (from $7.25) and Original Recipe Chicken (from $4.60). What’s interesting is that KFC’s Jewel outlet spans three retail spaces. so you’ll probably find a free spot here when other F&B stores are crowded.
7. Sukiya
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Sukiya is a famous Japanese chain offering gyudon AKA beef rice bowls at wallet-friendly prices. The halal-certified brand is most known for their Gyudon, priced from just $4.90 a bowl, which comes in variations such as the Triple Cheese Gyudon (from $6.50) and Okra Gyudon (from $6.50). They also offer other protein options including chicken yakitori and unagi, if beef isn’t up your alley.
Check out our Sukiya Punggol feature!
8. So Pho
If you’re a fan of Vietnamese food, So Pho has all the food to throw you back to Hanoi, whether it’s spring rolls, noodles or banh mi. If the plethora of items has got you confused, try the Bun Cha with Premium Marbled Beef and Fried Spring Rolls ($17.50++), which has got a lil’ bit of everything.
9. Subway
It’s been a few years since Subway became halal and Muslims islandwide cannot be happier. The chain serves delish subs from just $5.60, including popular flavours like Cold Cut Trio and Meatball Marinara. Make it a full meal and top up $3.20 to get a drink and two cookies!
10. Rrooll
Rrooll is a takeaway bakery that specialises in both sweet and savoury rolls that are great as a snack when you’re exploring Jewel. Of course, there’s the OG Cinnamon Classic ($3.90), a delightfully spiced roll with cream cheese frosting, but there are also plenty of others worth the try. For something with a bit of a kick, there’s the Garlic Onion Cheese ($3.70) for a savoury flavour bomb. They also have a Hazelnut Rocher ($3.70) flavour that’s a riff on the popular chocolate snack!
11. Sanook Kitchen
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Enjoy affordable Asian and Thai zi char when you dine at Sanook Kitchen. This halal food option at Jewel serves up affordable dishes that are mostly priced under $10++. Get your fill on homely dishes such as Pineapple Fried Rice with Seafood ($8.90+) or Pad Thai Noodle with Seafood ($9.90++), then round off your meal with a sweet dessert. Choose from four Thai staples, including the perennial fave, Mango Sticky Rice ($7++).
12. Mamma Mia Trattoria E Caffé
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Mamma Mia Trattoria E Caffé is a halal-certified Italian restaurant that’s highly rated on Google: they have a 4.7 star rating with over 3,500 reviews! Prices of the mains are all sub-$20, too, so you won’t break the bank here. Try their popular Truffle Mushroom Risotto ($15.50++), a vegetarian-friendly dish, or go for the Spaghetti with Brown-Butter Prawn & Pink Sauce ($18.50++) if you’re in the mood for something fancier.
13. Dapur Penyet
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Dapur Penyet is a casual Indonesian eatery with multiple outlets across the island, including one in Jewel. They’re most known for their Ayam Penyet ($10.50++), which comes with smashed fried chicken and your choice of belacan, belado, green, or mercon chilli sauce. Other options include Chicken Satay ($11++) served with lontong or steamed rice, and BBQ Pomfret Fish ($13.50++) with rice. There’s also Bakso Soup ($8++) AKA beef balls, paired with noodles!
14. Poulet Bijou
ICYMI: Poulet has been halal-certified since 2020! The modern French-inspired bistro has set up shop at Jewel by the name of Poulet Bijou. Here, you can tuck into their Signature Roast Chicken with Mushroom Cream Sauce, priced from $17.90++. Other sauce options include Diane Sauce, which is a traditional brown sauce, and Black Pepper Sauce. If you’re not in the mood for chicken, check out their pasta dishes instead. There’s the Beef Oxtail Penne Paste ($18.90++), a hearty main comprising braised oxtail with a house-made tomato sauce.
Halal places to dine in Jewel Changi Airport
With all these places to eat, Muslim visitors will never go hungry when they drop by Jewel Changi Airport. Whether it’s an affordable sandwich at Subway or a grand meal at El Fuego, there’s a place for every budget. Best part of it all, this list will only grow in the years to come.
For more eats in the area, check out our full guide to where to eat in Jewel Changi Airport. Otherwise, venture a little further to Changi Village for delicious white bee hoon, famous nasi lemak and more!
This article was originally written on 18 April 2019.
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