Is there halal food at Funan & Raffles City?
Yes — both malls sit in the busy City Hall area and cater to office crowds, tourists and families, which means halal food is well represented. Funan leans towards a modern, tech-and-lifestyle mix with a lively basement dining cluster, while Raffles City is a larger all-rounder with a big food hall and plenty of restaurants.
As always, confirm before you order: look for the MUIS halal certificate on display or the Muslim-Owned label, and treat a "no pork, no lard" sign as helpful but not the same as MUIS certification.
- Two malls a short walk apart at City Hall
- Basement and food-hall levels hold the most halal stalls
- Look for the MUIS certificate or the Muslim-Owned label
Funan
Funan's basement is its dining heart, with a cluster of casual eateries and food-hall stalls that make it an easy lunch stop in the Civic District. There's a good mix of quick local plates and international options, so it suits both a fast bite and a relaxed meal.
- Lively basement dining cluster
- Casual eateries and food-hall stalls
- Easy lunch stop for the Civic District
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Raffles City
Raffles City is the larger of the two, sitting directly above City Hall MRT with a big food hall and a wide spread of restaurants across its levels. Between quick plates downstairs and sit-down dining above, it covers most cravings — local one visit, Western, Japanese or Korean the next.
- Directly above City Hall MRT
- Large food hall plus restaurant levels
- Broad mix from quick plates to full-service dining
Getting there & finding halal near you
City Hall MRT, on the North-South and East-West lines, connects directly to Raffles City, and Funan is a short covered walk away. To see exactly which outlets are certified and what's closest, open the directory and filter for halal.
