Halal Food at NEX & Serangoon

Is there halal food at NEX?

Yes — NEX is the largest mall in the north-east, and its scale means halal food is well represented across a big food hall and many restaurant levels. Sitting on top of the Serangoon interchange, it's a natural meal stop whether you live nearby or are just passing through, with plenty of certified and Muslim-owned choices.

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.

• Largest mall in the north-east with a big food hall
• Halal options across food hall and restaurant levels
• Look for the MUIS certificate or the Muslim-Owned label

Where to eat in the mall

NEX's food hall is the fastest place to find halal-friendly stalls, while the restaurant levels lean towards full-service dining and cafés. The mix is broad enough to cover most cravings, so you can eat local one visit and Western, Japanese or Korean the next — many outlets certified or Muslim-owned.

• Food hall — quick local plates and halal-certified fast food
• Restaurant levels — full-service dining and cafés
• Confirm each outlet's certification before ordering

Around Serangoon

Beyond the mall, the wider Serangoon area is residential and well served for everyday dining, with coffee shops and eateries in the surrounding neighbourhoods. NEX remains the anchor for a big choice under one roof, but it's worth checking the directory for nearby options too.

• Residential area with everyday dining options
• NEX is the main anchor for choice under one roof
• Check the directory for nearby neighbourhood eateries

Getting there & finding halal near you

Serangoon MRT is an interchange on the North-East and Circle lines, and NEX sits directly above it with the bus interchange attached — so it's easy to reach from across the island. To see exactly which outlets are certified and what's closest, open the directory and filter for halal.