Top 10 Best Muslim-Friendly Restaurants near Clarke Quay MRT
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Our #1 pick for Muslim-friendly restaurants near Clarke Quay MRT is EPIKebabs (CIMB Plaza), rated 4.8 on Google from 403 reviews, about 750 m (~12 min walk) from the station. At #2, Smile Martabak (Funan) is rated 4.7 on Google from 2,575 reviews, about 610 m (~10 min) away.
*Approximate straight-line distance from the station; walking time estimated from it.
Ratings and review counts from Google Maps, as of 25 Sep 2026.
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NO.1
EPIKebabs (CIMB Plaza)
Listed on Google as “EPIKebabs (CIMB Plaza) - Best Kebab Shop in Singapore”
Google rating 4.8403 Google reviews~750 m / ~12 min walk (approx.)
Google category: Kebab Shop
Known for
Keto bowl
Garlic mayo
Indomee
Indomeat
Epik sauce
Free combo
EPIKebabs at CIMB Plaza in Raffles Place serves kebabs with a local twist, such as the Indomeeat and Vadai kebabs, and describes itself as halal-certified. It opens weekdays 10am to 8pm and also offers corporate lunch boxes and catering.
Google rating 4.72,575 Google reviews~610 m / ~10 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Halal restaurant
Known for
Martabak
Indonesian food
Ayam geprek
Bakso
Sweet martabak
Free ice tea
Smile Martabak at Funan serves Indonesian street food, with martabak, including the sweet version, ayam geprek and bakso among the dishes reviewers mention. It is about 10 minutes' walk from Clarke Quay station.
Google rating 4.71,260 Google reviews~340 m / ~6 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Halal restaurant
Known for
Halal dim sum
Xiao long bao
Siew mai
Har gao
Lamb rack
Salted egg bao
Loong Dim Sum on North Canal Road serves Chinese dim sum in a fine-dining setting, about 6 minutes' walk from the station. Reviewers mention xiao long bao, siew mai, har gao and lamb rack.
Google rating 4.7578 Google reviews~900 m / ~15 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Halal restaurant
Known for
Nasi lemak
Sambal
Spicy food
Michelin star
Ikan bilis
Coconut rice
A nasi lemak stall at Lau Pa Sat, stall 71, where reviewers focus on the sambal, coconut rice and ikan bilis. It is open 9am to midnight daily, about 15 minutes' walk from the station.
Hours (from Google listing)
Daily9am – 12am
Address
18 Raffles Quay, Stall 71 Lau Pa Sat, Singapore 048582
Listed on Google as “Fu-Men Japanese Udon & Donburi restaurant (Halal Certified)”
Google rating 4.7447 Google reviews~860 m / ~14 min walk (approx.)
$$ · ModerateGoogle category: Japanese restaurant
Known for
Beef udon
Chicken katsu
Halal udon
Free toppings
Udon soup
Maze Dry Udon
Fu-Men is a Japanese udon and donburi restaurant in Hong Leong Building that opened in April 2018, and its listing notes halal certification from September that year. Reviewers mention beef udon, chicken katsu and maze dry udon.
Hours (from Google listing)
Mon–Fri11am – 8pm
Sat10am – 3pm
SunNo hours listed
Address
16 Raffles Quay, #B1-17/18 Hong Leong Building, Singapore 048581
Listed on Google as “Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang - Chinatown”
Google rating 4.7410 Google reviews~760 m / ~12 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Halal restaurant
Known for
Nasi lemak
Sambal
Chicken wings
Michelin stars
Chilli paste
Coconut rice
This Chinatown branch at K88 Coffeeshop on Banda Street wraps its nasi lemak in coconut leaves and grills it to order. Reviewers mention the sambal and chicken wings, and delivery is available.
Hours (from Google listing)
Mon–Tue8am – 9pm
Wed8am – 10pm
Thu8am – 9.30pm
Fri–Sun8am – 10pm
Address
5 Banda St, #01-52 K88 Coffeeshop, Singapore 050005
Listed on Google as “The Udang Clan - Halal Prawn Noodle and related noodle cuisines”
Google rating 4.8169 Google reviews~860 m / ~14 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Noodle shop
Known for
Prawn noodles
Laksa
Lor mee
Calamari
Fresh prawns
Dry prawn noodles
The Udang Clan describes itself as a Muslim-owned noodle eatery specialising in prawn noodles and laksa, located in Hong Leong Building. Reviewers also mention lor mee and fresh prawns, and it opens weekdays 10.30am to 4.30pm.
Hours (from Google listing)
Mon–Fri10.30am – 4.30pm
Sat–SunNo hours listed
Address
16 Raffles Quay, #b1-11 Hong Leong Building, Singapore 048581
The Malayan Council at The Fullerton Waterboat House describes itself as a Muslim-owned buffet with international and Singaporean dishes. Reviewers mention satay, roti kirai and oysters, and there is outdoor seating.
Chicky Fun on Banda Street in Chinatown serves steamed and roasted chicken rice and noodles, and describes itself as halal-certified. Reviewers mention the chilli and beansprouts, and it is open 8am to 9.30pm daily.
Google rating 4.6311 Google reviews~700 m / ~11 min walk (approx.)
$ · InexpensiveGoogle category: Japanese restaurant
Known for
Affordability
Oyakodon
Chicken katsu curry don
Halibut
Donburi
Halal
Hatsumi serves everyday Japanese food such as oyakodon and chicken katsu curry don at Raffles Xchange. It opens on weekdays and Saturdays, with Saturday hours ending at 5pm, and delivery is available.
Which of the Muslim-friendly restaurants near Clarke Quay MRT has the most Google reviews?
The Malayan Council, with 2,714 Google reviews and a 4.6 rating as of 25 Sep 2026. Smile Martabak (Funan) is next with 2,575 reviews.
Which of these Muslim-friendly restaurants is closest to Clarke Quay MRT?
Loong Dim Sum, about 340 m (~6 min walk) from the station, then Smile Martabak (Funan) at about 610 m. Distances are straight-line and approximate.
Which of these Muslim-friendly restaurants are open late?
Going by the hours on their Google listings, Loong Dim Sum, Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang and The Malayan Council list 11pm or midnight closing. Hours change, so check Google Maps before you go.
