What we checked — and when
This roundup uses the same status records as the Humble Halal brand checker, last checked in July 2026 against the MUIS HalalSG register and publicly available business information. We distinguish official MUIS certification from a business's own no-pork/no-lard statement, and we link each chain to its full status page.
A chain-level summary is not a substitute for checking the premises you will visit. MUIS certification is renewable and tied to named premises, so use the official register or the current certificate displayed at that outlet before ordering.
- Official = valid MUIS certificate for that specific outlet
- Status can differ by branch — check the one you're visiting
- “No pork, no lard” is self-declared, not certification
MOS Burger — not MUIS halal-certified
The Humble Halal status record lists MOS Burger Singapore as not MUIS halal-certified. Menu information indicates no pork or lard is used, but that is a business claim rather than official certification, and cross-handling has not been verified. Check the latest status on HalalSG if certification is important to you.
Genki Sushi — no pork/no lard, but not certified
Genki Sushi Singapore is recorded as not MUIS halal-certified. The chain states that its menu uses no pork and no lard, but some sauces contain mirin and it does not guarantee against cross-contamination. That makes the no-pork claim materially different from MUIS certification.
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Yoshinoya — MUIS halal-certified
Yoshinoya Singapore is recorded as MUIS halal-certified since December 2024, covering its outlets islandwide at the time of the July 2026 check. Because certificates are renewable and premises-specific, confirm the current certificate for the outlet you plan to visit.
Sukiya — MUIS halal-certified
Sukiya's Singapore outlets are recorded as MUIS halal-certified since May 2023. The status covers its gyudon, sides and the operation of the certified premises; confirm the branch's current listing on HalalSG before you travel.
Pepper Lunch — MUIS halal-certified
Pepper Lunch's Singapore restaurants and express outlets are recorded as MUIS halal-certified since February 2021. That status was last checked for this guide in July 2026; confirm the specific premises on the official register because certification can be renewed, lapse or change.
The practical rule for any chain
Start with the direct answer on the brand page, then check the exact outlet on HalalSG. Treat no-pork/no-lard as a limited self-declaration rather than certification, and do not transfer an overseas halal certificate to a Singapore branch.
- Certified: confirm the exact premises and current validity on MUIS HalalSG
- No pork/no lard: ask about alcohol, meat sourcing and shared handling
- Overseas certification: it does not automatically cover Singapore outlets
