New Year's Eve has finally arrived - which means 2021 is right around the corner! ? This year, Singapore's iconic year-end fireworks at Marina Bay have disappeared for the time being. Instead, they've been replaced with
11 heartland firework displays, which will also be live-streamed so you don't have to leave your house to join the festivities! While specific locations of the fireworks haven't been announced in order to avoid overcrowding at the venues, here are some
halal heartland eateries near Singapore's 2021 New Year's Eve fireworks so you can grab a meal in the vicinity while looking forward to the yearly countdown.
1. Bedok
From Bedok Corner to Simpang Bedok, Bedok is a halal foodie's paradise for sure! Enjoy famous halal spots like
TFF Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice,
Tang Tea House,
Enak Enak Hong Kong Tea House, and
Deanna's Kitchen all within this neighbourhood. If you're dining in a small group with loved ones,
Yassin Kampung Seafood also dishes out yummy zi char and fresh seafood everyone will love!
P.S. Here are
16 amazing halal eateries in Bedok to kickstart the new year with! ?
2. Bishan
Bishan's Junction 8 mall has quite a few halal eateries you can choose from! If you're going local opt for
Crave nasi lemak, Hainanese chicken rice from
Fitra Chicken Rice, or a customisable spin on stir-fried rice and noodles from
Wok Hey to indulge in some affordable and familiar favourites. ?
Mata Thai along Bishan Street 11 also has a variety of Thai and local dishes - and
they have delivery too! If you're willing to travel before heading back home for the fireworks to start, Toa Payoh's
Fork and Spoon halal food court is a few MRT stations away and has Lanzhou beef noodles, Thai food, and more!
3. Boon Lay & Nanyang ward (West Coast GRC)
Boon Lay and the Nanyang ward of West Coast GRC will each get their own firework displays this year, so West Coast residents don't have to worry about missing out! Jurong West has plenty of halal eateries to grab a bite before seeing the fireworks. Check out
Tang Tea House at Jurong West St 42 for some late-night Hong Kong dim sum, or one of the many eateries at Jurong Point like
Brio,
Sanook Kitchen, or the newly-opened
Ichikokudo! ?
#HHWT Tip: Find more
halal eateries in Jurong here to kickstart your foodie hunt!
4. Geylang
A stone's throw away from Paya Lebar, Joo Chiat, and Katong, Geylang is a halal foodie's dream for sure! From Chinese cuisine at
Delibowl and
Nuodle to familiar Indonesian fare at
Tok Tok Indonesian Soup House to late-night dim sum and local favourites at
89.7 Supper Club - there's an endless variety of options to choose from. ?
P.S. Here are
14 halal eateries (including all-halal food courts!) in Paya Lebar you need to try next.
5. Hougang
Don't worry if you stay in the north-east because there are
plenty of halal spots in Hougang, Punggol, and Sengkang to satisfy all of your cravings! Hougang-ites might already be familiar with
Flavour Flings cafe and neighbourhood favourites like
Zilan Nasi Ayam but what about
Brostern - a new Muslim-owned hawker stall selling Western fusion fare? ? Make sure to try their John Tarik that's generously drizzled over with lots of cheese!
6. Jurong
If you're planning to catch the fireworks at Jurong, you'll definitely have a huge choice of eateries to dine at beforehand! At Westgate and JEM there's the classic
Hajjah Mariam Cafe with its delicious Nasi Ambeng platters, Korean-style stews at
Hanok by Massizim and even halal-certified
Maxx Coffee if you're looking for a quick pick-me-up. ? There's also
Mr Teh Tarik (Blk 456 Jurong West St 41) - an all-halal 24-hour hawker centre serving up zi char, Western fare, beef noodles, and more!
7. Tampines
Oh
Tampines, you definitely have quite the halal selection to choose from! ? From
Captain Kim Korean BBQ & Hotpot to
Fat Papa's to
Al Azhar there are so many mouth-watering dishes awaiting you here. If you're feeling something more local and affordable, Century Square's
The Food Market has halal stalls selling Hainanese Chicken Rice, Hokkien Mee, Hong Kong-style Beef Noodles and more! Check out more
halal spots in Tampines here - including some late-night supper spots perfect for a post-firework chit chat with your buddies. ?
8. Tiong Bahru
Tiong Bahru is well known as
the hipster hangout in Singapore which makes it great for some sightseeing before the fireworks display! After you've explored its street art murals and chic boutiques, head to Tiong Bahru Plaza for a yummy bite to recharge your energy. The mall has several halal-certified kiosks you can grab a bite from including
4 Fingers,
Wok Hey,
Maki-San, and
Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles!
9. Woodlands
There are plenty of
halal eateries in Woodlands, Sembawang, and Marsiling to choose from, but one popular spot for a meal with family or friends is
Rasa Istimewa Waterfront Restaurant! Dine on fresh seafood and local zi char-style dishes while enjoying the waterside scenery.
Al Ameen Eating Corner in Marsiling is also open 24 hours daily so you can even treat yourself to a yummy supper after the fireworks have ended. ? And of course, head to Causeway Point mall to try the brand-new
Monster Planet that's recently opened and serves mouth-watering Japanese curry rice!
10. Yew Tee
Yew Tee is getting its own fireworks display this year but it's also another neighbourhood where it can be difficult to find halal options. ? Thankfully, nearby areas like Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang make up for it! Bukit Panjang's Hillion
Mall has
Ichikokudo and
Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles if you're looking forward to treating yourself to something fancy. And
Mr Teh Tarik Cartel in Choa Chu Kang Park is open 24 hours for your supper needs! ? Here are
12 halal eateries in SG's north-west you can consider dining at before the fireworks begin.
Here's to trying out even more yummy halal eateries in 2021 and beyond! ?
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