6 Singapore Cafés for Muslim Diners: Halal Status Explained
Guide · Published 24 October 2026
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Choosing a café as a Muslim diner usually starts with one question: is it halal-certified, or does it only avoid certain ingredients? This list of six cafés sets out what each business states, so you can decide for yourself. The Tree Cafe at Century Square and Délifrance state that they are halal-certified. Creamier, Puffs And Peaks and Elijah Pies state that they are not certified but do not use pork or lard. The Better Half states that it is not certified halal. Read each entry's halal note before visiting, and check directly with the café if anything is unclear.
1. The Tree Cafe (Century Square)
The Tree Cafe at Century Square states that it is halal-certified. It serves Western and Asian-fusion food in an affordable price range. Menu items include the Pepper Smoked Duck Bowl, Thai Chilli Fish Bowl and Teriyaki Chicken Bowl. A $9.90+ lunch set with Iced Lemon Tea runs from 1130AM to 2PM. Reservations are by WhatsApp to the outlet, not on Saturdays, and large groups can book by email. It opens 1130AM-930PM at 2 Tampines Central 5, #03-34.
| Halal status | Halal-Certified |
| Signature dishes | Pepper Smoked Duck Bowl |
| Price range | Affordable |
| Cuisine | Western and Asian-fusion |
| How to book | WhatsApp to outlet, no reservations on Saturdays |
| Set menu | $9.90+ lunch set from 1130AM-2PM with Iced Lemon Tea |
- Address: 2 Tampines Central 5, #03-34, S529509
- Hours: 1130AM-930PM
- Phone: 8819 0537
- Website: thetreecafesg.com
More about The Tree Cafe (Century Square)
2. DÉLIFRANCE
Délifrance states that its food is halal-certified. It describes itself as a French bakery and café. Signature items include croissants, baguettes and feuilletes, alongside an Asian Chicken Rendang sandwich and a Chilli Crab sandwich. The menu also lists an Eiffel Tower Croissant Waffle. A spread of sweet and savoury favourites with unlimited tea and coffee is priced from $39.90.
| Halal status | Halal-certified |
| Signature dishes | Croissants and baguettes |
| Price range | from $39.90 for high tea |
| Cuisine | French bakery and café |
- Address: 480 Lor 6 Toa Payoh, #01-10, Singapore 310480 (from Google)
- Hours: Mon–Sun 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM (from Google)
- Phone: 6353 6233 (from Google)
- Website: delifrance.com.sg
3. Creamier Handcrafted Ice Cream and Coffee (Toa Payoh)
Creamier in Toa Payoh states that it is not halal certified and uses no pork or lard, though some ice creams contain gelatin and alcohol. It also states that some of its ice creams contain gelatin and alcohol, so it is worth checking before ordering. Menu items include Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Orange Cinnamon Twist, Pulut Hitam and Thai Milk Tea. Delivery runs daily from 11am to 7pm, free islandwide for orders above $100 or a flat $18 fee otherwise.
| Halal status | Not halal certified but Muslim friendly. No pork or lard used, but some ice creams contain gelatin and alcohol. |
| Signature dishes | Chocolate Fudge Brownie |
| Price range | Free islandwide delivery for orders above $100, otherwise flat fee of $18 applies |
- Address: 131 Lor 1 Toa Payoh, #01-02, Singapore 310131 (from Google)
- Hours: Delivery available daily from 11am to 7pm. See operating hours for store.
- Phone: 9387 6136
- Website: creamier.com.sg
More about Creamier Handcrafted Ice Cream and Coffee (Toa Payoh)
4. The Better Half
The Better Half states that it is not certified halal. It focuses on specialty coffee and artisan bakes. Its cakes include an earl grey cake with lemon curd filling, priced at SGD 65.00 for 6 inch and SGD 85.00 for 9 inch. It is at 1 Everton Park #01-43, open Tuesday to Sunday 10:30 to 16:00 and closed Mondays. Payment is by bank transfer or PayNow.
| Halal status | Not certified halal |
| Signature dishes | 71% Single Origin Dark Chocolate sponge cake with handmade strawberry jam filling, strawberry buttercream, and pistachio glaze |
| Cuisine | Specialty coffee and artisan bakes |
- Address: 1 Everton Park, Singapore
- Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:30 - 16:00, closed Mondays
- Phone: 9248 7088
- Website: thebetterhalf.sg
5. Puffs And Peaks Bakery Cafe Tampines Changkat
Puffs And Peaks Bakery Cafe in Tampines Changkat states that it is not halal certified but that all its products are pork, alcohol and lard-free. It sells baked goods and cakes, including chocolate chip brookies and an old-school banana tea cake. The nearest MRT is Tampines, and bus 292 from Tampines Bus Interchange takes 10 stops, alighting opposite TKCC. Payment options include Paywave, PayNow, GrabPay, NETS, CDC vouchers and cash.
| Halal status | Not halal certified. All products are pork, alcohol and lard-free. |
| Signature dishes | Chocolate chip brookies |
| Cuisine | Sweet and savoury mini bakes |
| Nearest station | Tampines MRT |
- Address: 13 Tampines St. 11, #01-03 Tampines Changkat Community Club, Singapore 529453 (from Google)
- Hours: Mon Closed; Tue–Sun 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM (from Google)
- Website: puffsandpeaks.com
More about Puffs And Peaks Bakery Cafe Tampines Changkat
6. Elijah Pies - Tanjong Pagar
Elijah Pies in Tanjong Pagar states that it is not halal-certified but does not use pork, lard or alcohol. Signature items include Nutella Pie, Wild Berry Lavender, Raspberry Ripple and Speculoos Hojicha. The Tanjong Pagar outlet is at 7 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #01-102. Published opening hours differ between sources, so confirm times by phone on +65 9855 9480 before visiting.
| Halal status | Not halal-certified, but does not use pork, lard or alcohol |
| Signature dishes | Nutella Pie |
| Nearest station | Lavender MRT |
- Address: 7 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #01-102, Singapore 081007
- Hours: Monday to Wednesday 10am to 6pm (last order 5pm), Thursday to Sunday 10am to 10pm (last order 9pm); Mon - Sun: 10am to 10pm (last order: 9pm)
- Phone: +65 9855 9480
- Website: elijahpies.com.sg
More about Elijah Pies - Tanjong Pagar
Frequently asked questions
Which cafés on this list are halal-certified?
The Tree Cafe (Century Square) and Délifrance state that they are halal-certified. The other four state that they are not certified.
What is the difference between halal-certified and Muslim-friendly?
A certified café has been checked by a certifying body, while a Muslim-friendly café is self-declared and usually means certain ingredients are avoided. Creamier, for example, states it uses no pork or lard but that some ice creams contain gelatin and alcohol.
How do I book a table at The Tree Cafe?
Reservations are made by WhatsApp to the outlet and are not accepted on Saturdays. Large group bookings are handled by email.
Do any of these cafés deliver?
Creamier states that delivery is available daily from 11am to 7pm. Delivery is free islandwide for orders above $100, otherwise a flat fee of $18 applies.
How we chose these businesses
We ranked every business in our cafés listings that publishes the relevant details on its own website. The ranking combines the business's Google rating, adjusted for how many reviews it has, how many of the facts this guide needs the business publishes, and how recently we checked them. Every price and detail listed here comes from the business's own website. We don't review or rate businesses ourselves, and no business paid to be included. Prices and menus change, so confirm with the business before you go or book. How we rank · Report a correction
Facts last checked against each business's website on 8 October 2026.