Special occasion coming up? We got you covered! These halal fine dining restaurants in Singapore promise an evening of luxury and indulgence with their carefully curated menu, premium ingredients, and aesthetic interior. Theyβre perfect for pampering yourself and your loved ones. π₯°
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01 β’ Restaurant Fiz

We all know why Southeast Asia is the best subcontinent; where else would you get such fragrant and bold flavours? At Restaurant Fiz, head chef Hafizzul Hashim honours his Southeast Asian heritage with a masterful blend of spices and cooking techniques. Using ancient charcoal cooking methods, he takes customers on a Southeast Asian journey with his hybrid-fusion meals.
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π Address: 21 Tanjong Pagar Road, #01-01/02, Singapore 088444
π Phone: 9679 8021
β° Opening hours: Tues to Sat, 12pm β 3pm, 6pm β 8.30pm
π Website: restaurantfiz.sg
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02 β’ The White Label

With its chic and classy interior, The White Label is a perfect place to go when you want to dress your best. They offer a unique, one-of-a-kind French-Malayan cuisine that brings out the best of both cultures β and even pioneered the first halal trolley buffet concept in Singapore!
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π½οΈ What I ate here: I had the privilege of eating here last time, so Iβm glad to be back in familiar territory π I had the Lobster Bisque ($16), which was generously packed with chunks of lobster meat in a bed of creamy stew, and the Laksa Bouillabaisse ($42), which is an old classic spiced up with fresh flavours πΆοΈ
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π Address: 101 Jalan Sultan, #01-02 The Sultan, Singapore 199002
π Phone: 8202 2358
β° Opening hours: 11am β 10pm
π Website: thewhitelabel.sg
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03 β’ Aleeya

If you want the traditional flavours of Malay-Indo food in a fine-dining setting, Aleeya has it covered. From tantalising seafood to flavourful red meats, everything here is either sourced fresh or meticulously crafted from scratch. Try the Iga Bakar Madu ($65) or the Ikan Goreng Sambal Lemak Pecel ($45) for a taste that will live in your head rent-free forever.
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π Address: 2 Dickson Rd, Wanderlust Hotel, Ground Floor, Singapore 209494
π Phone: 8299 5500
β° Opening hours: Tues to Sun, 11am β 10pm | Mondays closed
π Website: aleeya.com.sg
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04 β’ Espoir

Espoir is a European-Malayan concept restaurant that perfectly blends the 2 cuisines into a sophisticated menu. They feature classic Western ingredients while incorporating the nostalgic local flavours we all know and love. Be sure to make room in your tummy for their bottomless tapas buffet.
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π½οΈ What I ate here: I ordered the weekday set lunch ($38) and started with the Foie Gras (+$8). It was rich, creamy, and buttery, contrasted by a crunchy slice of toast. Next was the Lamb Ribs Pasta with Rendang Reduction, and I was pleasantly surprised at the creative blend of flavours. The fall-off-the-bone lamb meat combined with the rendang heat was a match made in heaven!
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π Address: 70 Amoy Street, Singapore 069889
π Phone: 8860 5935
β° Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 11:30am β 2:30pm, 6pm β 9pm | Sat, 11am β 3pm, 6pm β 9pm | Sun, 11am β 4pm
π Website: restaurant-espoir.sg
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05 β’ OUD restaurant

If youβre looking for an upscale gourmet dining experience, OUD is the place to be.
This halal fine dining establishment is headed by 4 well-established chefs who previously worked at Michelin-starred restaurants. One of their innovative dishes, the OUD potato bravas ($15), features three crispy fried potatoes topped with beef, salmon, and tuna tartare. Whether itβs taste, quality, or presentation, you can count on OUD to have you and your loved ones thoroughly impressed.
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π Address: 48 Kandahar Street, Singapore 198899
π Phone: 9727 3048
ββ° Opening hours: Tue to Sun, 11:30am β 3pm, 6pm β 10pm | Fri, 5pm β 11pm
π Website: oudrestaurant.sg
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06 β’ Seroja

I think this place mightβve been too atas for me, but I donβt regret coming here! From the moment you step in, this Michelin-starred restaurant soaks you in its lovely ambience and minimalist design that exude a quiet luxury. The food is stunning to look at too, and definitely Insta-worthy.
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π½οΈ What I ate here: I ordered the extensive dinner set ($288++) and was treated to a smorgasbord of delectable dishes. My favourites were the Silver Pomfret & Jade Abalone and the Banana Cashew Nut Tart. From the tender meat to the chewy abalone, the quality of the ingredients really shone through.
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π Address: 7 Fraser Street, #01-30/31/32/33 Duo Galleria, Singapore 189356
π Phone: 8522 2926
β° Opening hours: Tue and Wed, 6pm β 11pm | Thur to Sat, 12pm β 2:30pm, 6pm β 11pm
π Website: seroja.sg
(Feature picture from: Aleeya)
(Updated as of 29 September 2026)
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