Looking for Halal places?

Find a great place to eat based on millions of reviews by our user community

ADVERTISE WITH US

New Kids on the Block

Try these new places opened in the last six months

Make a Reservation

Secure your seats at these popular places

Get Inspired

Discover the best places to eat in these Burpple Guides curated by our editors

From spicy Thai food to creamy carbonara and crab cakes in a snazzy restaurant with a stunning vi...
Burpple's 2019 guide to eight best cafes for Halal-friendly nosh in Singapore. From solid dessert...
10 places for the tastiest halal-friendly fare in town, whether you're hungry for healthy salad l...
If you're looking to suss out the tastiest Halal-friendly eats in Singapore, search no further. T...

What the Community is Eating

The latest reviews from real people you can trust

Most places serve dory for their fish and chips but over at Big Fish Small Fish, they actually offer a selection of fish to choose from. On the menu, they have dory, sea bass, hoki, salmon and haddock served with a choice of bases ranging from crisps, fries, hand-mashed potato, coconut rice and pasta. It also includes one choice of sauce from garlic butter, tartar, cheese, spicy, lime mayo and truffle mayo.

I went for their lunch set that is available on weekdays from 11am - 5pm. I got myself the haddock with fresh potato crisps and cheese dip. The set also comes with a drink and additional options for soup add-on at just $1. The portion of fish was quite big. Mine came with two fillets with thick and crunchy golden brown batter. The potato crisps are thin, maintain their crisps and go well with the cheese dip 》$19.80 Haddock

This is one of the best beef noodles me and my family love. The clear soup is suits for kids as well. Staffs in Century Square outlet are always friendly. Enjoyed the 1 for 1 upgrade meal promotion from Burpple.

You can't blame the durian for lacking taste. It's so strong it's jelak. Crazy queues where your reservation doesn't matter. They must be making hell load of money. For the food quality and the experience, I think only the lower rates are worthwhile.

Milo, ondeh, kaya. I've always loved localised flavours. Milo was surprisingly most disappointing.

Chicken rice, mee goreng, chicken cutlet, kueh pie tee, lasagna. Again, the rice and the noodle can fight real hawkers. Crazy queues where your reservation doesn't matter. They must be making hell load of money. For the food quality and the experience, I think only the lower rates are worthwhile.

A SG60 special at the live cooking station. Honestly can fight real hawkers. Crazy queues where your reservation doesn't matter. They must be making hell load of money. For the food quality and the experience, I think only the lower rates are worthwhile.

Beef kway teow, fish cutlet, shrimps, satay. Free-flow fish and shrimps damn shiok. The rest were below average. Crazy queues where your reservation doesn't matter. They must be making hell load of money. For the food quality and the experience, I think only the lower rates are worthwhile.

Biryani, rosti, prata, cabbage, butter chicken, roast beef, flat croissant. Only the beef was bad, while the prata very oily. Crazy queues where your reservation doesn't matter. They must be making hell load of money. For the food quality and the experience, I think only the lower rates are worthwhile.

Better than I expect from KFC. Although as usual the quality of ingredients seemed questionable, at least it's yummy.

I think I can eat this nonstop til I die. Such simple indulgence.

Incredible we came here hahaha. But interesting two flavours in one so why not? And their pizzas are better than mainstream delivery pizzas.