Is there halal high tea in Singapore?

Yes — MUIS-certified and Muslim-owned hotels and cafés serve halal afternoon tea with scones, savouries and pastries, no pork or alcohol. Browse this page for halal high tea with a halal-confidence score and confirm certification on the MUIS HalalSG register.

Are hotel high teas halal?

Some hotel high teas are fully halal-certified; many are not. Confirm the specific afternoon-tea set is certified end-to-end (not just a halal-friendly note) before booking.

What's in a halal high tea?

Scones with jam and cream, chicken/beef/salmon finger sandwiches, quiches and tarts, and cakes made without alcohol or non-halal gelatine — at a certified or Muslim-owned venue.

What should I watch for at high tea?

Ham in sandwiches, pork pâté, and rum/liqueurs or gelatine in cakes and trifles. A full MUIS certificate removes the doubt.

Halal guide

Halal High Tea in Singapore

Find halal high tea in Singapore — Muslim-friendly afternoon-tea spreads, scones, finger sandwiches, pastries and brunch sets without alcohol or pork. Browse halal cafés and hotels with halal-confidence scores and reviews.

Top halal places in Singapore

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Wanderlost Lounge

Rooftop Bar / Café

New

Self-declaredMuslim-Owned

Mocktails / Western · Rooftop; non-alcoholic

Tanjong PagarOpen

Fika Swedish Café & BistroCafés · Kampong GelamBusiness photos coming soon

Fika Swedish Café & Bistro

brunch-western

New

Self-declaredMuslim-OwnedFamily Friendly

Muslim-owned Swedish café serving pancakes, waffles, pastries, coffee, meatballs and Scandinavian comfort food near Arab Street.

Kampong GelamOpen

Kraftwich by SwissBakeCafés · CBDBusiness photos coming soon

Kraftwich by SwissBake

Café

New

Pending VerificationHalal-Friendly

Sandwiches / Café · Multiple outlets

CBDOpen

Community BrewCafés · SembawangBusiness photos coming soon

Community Brew

Café / Restaurant

New

MUIS CertifiedMUIS CertifiedFamily Friendly

MUIS-certified halal café at Bukit Canberra Sports Centre, with pool views near Sembawang MRT.

SembawangOpen

Aliwal Arts Centre Café

Café

New

Pending VerificationHalal-Friendly

Brunch

Kampong GlamOpen

Café Le Caire

Café / Restaurant

New

Pending VerificationHalal-Friendly

Egyptian / Middle Eastern

Arab StreetOpen

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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