Where can I find halal desserts in Singapore?

MUIS-certified and Muslim-owned bakeries, gelato bars and dessert cafés across Singapore serve halal cakes, ice cream, chocolate and local kueh. Browse this page for halal dessert spots with halal-confidence scores, reviews and directions.

Many ice creams are halal, but check for alcohol (e.g. rum-raisin), gelatine and animal-derived emulsifiers. Look for halal-certified ice cream brands or Muslim-owned parlours — each listing here shows its halal status.

Is gelatine in desserts halal?

Only if it's from a halal source or plant-based. Gelatine in mousses, cheesecakes, marshmallows and jellies is often pork-derived, so choose halal-certified desserts or gelatine-free options. Our ingredient checker explains gelatine in detail.

What should I watch for in desserts?

Gelatine (often pork), alcohol (rum, liqueurs, vanilla extract), animal rennet in cheesecake, and animal-derived emulsifiers or colours. A MUIS certificate or Muslim-Owned label is the simplest assurance.

Halal guide

Halal Desserts in Singapore

Discover halal desserts in Singapore — cakes, ice cream, kunafa, kueh, chocolate, gelato and cheesecake from Muslim-friendly bakeries and dessert bars. Whether it's a birthday cake or a late-night sweet fix, browse halal dessert spots with halal-confidence scores, reviews and directions.

Top halal places in Singapore

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Three's A Crowd (Tampines)

Dessert Café

New

MUIS CertifiedMUIS Certified

Ice Cream / Desserts

TampinesOpen

Pancake & Waffle PlaceCafés · Kampong GelamBusiness photos coming soon

Pancake & Waffle Place

brunch-western

New

Self-declaredMuslim-Owned

100% Muslim-owned café with a dedicated weekend breakfast menu pairing pancakes or waffles with savoury and sweet toppings.

Kampong GelamOpen

Lickety Ice Cream & Waffles

Dessert Café

New

Self-declaredMuslim-Owned

Ice Cream / Waffles

Kampong GlamOpen

Sunday Folks

Dessert Café

New

Self-declaredMuslim-Owned

Soft Serve / Waffles

Open

The Malayan Council (Bussorah)Restaurants · Kampong GelamBusiness photos coming soon

The Malayan Council (Bussorah)

malay-western

New

Self-declaredHalal-Friendly

Halal Malay-Western fusion restaurant for substantial late brunches, sharing plates and signature cakes on Bussorah Street.

Kampong GelamOpen

ButterScotch

Dessert Café

New

Self-declaredMuslim-Owned

Desserts / Coffee

Bukit MerahOpen

Choosing a halal place in Singapore

What to look for when choosing a halal place

The MUIS Certified badge for officially certified places
Muslim-Owned labels for community-run businesses
Halal-confidence score (0–100) on every listing
Prayer space in-store or a mosque nearby
Recent reviews and photos

Halal considerations

MUIS certification is the strongest signal — confirm it’s current on HalalSG.
“No pork, no lard” is self-declared, not MUIS certification.
Use the filters to narrow by halal status, prayer space or family-friendly amenities.

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