Bugis & Kampong Glam Halal Gastronomy — Zamzam Murtabak and Bib Gourmand Nasi Padang
Bugis is located next to Arab Street (Kampong Glam), so it boasts a strong lineup of long-standing halal restaurants. Both Zam Zam and Mai Muna are halal restaurants that do not serve alcohol, and they are particularly crowded around Friday afternoon prayer times. For dessert, it is efficient to head over to Liang Sea Street and finish with Chinese-style sweet and sour soup.
Zam Zam Restaurant
Zam Zam Restaurant
Hjh Maimunah
Hjh Maimunah
Rochor Original Beancurd
Rochor Original Beancurd
Ah Chew Desserts
Ah Chew Desserts
Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Zam Zam Restaurant
Zam Zam Restaurant
A long-standing Murtabak shop established in 1908. Located right in front of the Sultan Mosque, even the small Mutton Murtabak is enough for two people.
Hjh Maimunah
Hjh Maimunah
Michelin Bib Gourmand Nasi Padang. A method of selecting side dishes from the display case with your finger; popular side dishes run out by lunchtime.
Rochor Original Beancurd
Rochor Original Beancurd
An original, long-standing shop specializing in hot and soft Douhua (bean pudding). It is perfect as a late-night snack when dipped with Youtiao.
Ah Chew Desserts
Ah Chew Desserts
A Hong Kong-style dessert shop on Liang Sea Street. A place where people line up for mango sago and durian desserts; open until late at night.
Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
A hawker center for the working class without the touristy prices. It features strong breakfast items like duck porridge and curry puffs, and is mostly cash-only.
