Staying home doesn’t have to be boring. We get it—you’re bummed about the dire situation we’re in now because of COVID-19 and you need a little pick-me-up. Fear not, Korean food always makes everything better.

We’ve picked out our 6 halal Korean restaurants and eateries in Singapore that offer food delivery. Now everyone can enjoy delicious halal Korean cuisine at home! And don’t worry, these halal Korean restaurants are scattered islandwide.

We hope this list of halal Korean food places will help battle your stay-home blues. Enjoy the Korean dishes while watching K-dramas on Netflix, listening to K-pop music, or watching Mukbang videos on YouTube.

TWO HANA

By the folks behind Seoul Garden, Two Hana opened its doors in Century Square back in 2018. They offer delectable Korean-Western fusion cuisine, blending the two cuisines together to create unique, standout dishes.

Their signatures are Spicy Haebi Seaweed Prawn Aglio Olio (from S$13.35), Striploin Bap (from S$18.55), and their bite-sized Kimchi Mac and Cheese (S$11.55).

Available on Foodpanda.

Two Hana
Century Square, #01-21
2 Tampines Central 5, 529509
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Photo Credit: NeNe Chicken

NENE CHICKEN

Chicken lovers, rejoice! NeNe Chicken is one of the more popular chains in Singapore selling halal Korean fried chicken. Besides fried chicken, they also serve pasta and bap burgers.

NeNe Chicken has 3 different locations scattered islandwide – in NEX, Bukit Panjang Plaza, and Bedok Mall. Get your fried chicken fix here and order the bundle meal (starting from S$39.90 for 4pax on Foodpanda) if you’re with your friends! If you’re ordering from Deliveroo, they offer S$12 deals for 10 pieces of tenders.

Available on GrabFood, Deliveroo, and Foodpanda.

NeNe Chicken
NEX
23 Serangoon Central #04-15/16
Singapore 556083
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Bedok Mall
311 New Upper Changi Road #02-02
Singapore 467360
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Bukit Panjang Plaza
1 Jelebu Road, Bukit Panjang Rd, #02-10
Singapore 677743
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

OMOOMODON

This concept fuses both Korean and Japanese cuisine, creating a distinct taste that makes it stand out from the rest of the halal Korean places. Have a look at their tantalising menu on both Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

On their menu, you will find bento sets, donburi bowls, udon, and glass noodles, just to name a few. If you’re looking for a value-for-money meal, the Twin Combo costs S$23.87, and it consists of a Bulgogi and Karaage Bento, Teriyaki Chicken and Karaage Bento, Takoyaki, and 2 cans of coke. A satisfying meal for 2, if you ask us.

Available on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Omoomodon
The Star Vista #02-14/15
1 Vista Exchange Green
Singapore 138617
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Suntec City Mall, #02-606A
3 Temasek Boulevard
Singapore, 038983
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Kallang Wave Mall #01-40
1 Stadium Pl
Singapore 397628
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Market Square @ Downtown East E!Avenue #02-321
1 Pasir Ris Close
Singapore, 519599
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Photo Credit: Dosirak

DOSIRAK

A modern take on the traditional Korean bibimbap, Dosirak is looking to shake things up (literally!) with their healthy bibimbap pints. The ingredients and sauces are natural and made in-house, with every bibimbap under 500 calories, which is a win for the health-conscious.

You can make your own bibimbap at S$7.90 on Deliveroo, or pick from any of their pre-made choices. Their bestsellers include the Beef Bulgogi (S$9.90), Spicy Chicken (S$8.90), and Soy Sesame Chicken (S$8.90).

Available on Deliveroo and Foodpanda.

Dosirak
OUE Downtown, #01-44
6A Shenton Way
Singapore, 068815
Open daily: 11am – 7.45pm (timings may vary)

313@Somerset, #B2-15
313 Orchard Road
Singapore 238895
Open daily: 10am – 9.15pm (timings may vary)

HANOK BY MASIZZIM

Hanok by Masizzim was halal-certified earlier this year. Don’t confuse this eatery with its other branch, Masizzim, as Masizzim is not halal-certified. Fans of Masizzim will be happy to know that the halal menu offered at Hanok by Masizzim is very similar to the one in Masizzim.

The menu is extensive, ranging from their crowd-favourite galbi-jjim (Korean beef rib stew), to crispy Squid and Leek Pancakes (S$16.91), to fluffy Steamed Egg with Beef Stock (S$9.42).

Available on GrabFood, Deliveroo, and Foodpanda.

Hanok by Masizzim
Westgate, #01-07
3 Gateway Dr
Singapore 608532
Open daily: 11am – 10pm (timings may vary)

JINJJA CHICKEN

Jinjja Chicken is one of the best Korean fast-food available in Singapore for a quick seasoned chicken fix. Aside from delicious chicken, their gimbaps, noodles and bibimbaps are rather decent renditions from a fast-food chain. The best part is they’re Halal-certified for our Muslim friends to enjoy as well!

To place your orders, visit https://jinjja-chicken.oddle.me/en_SG/. Alternatively, they are available on GrabFood, Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Jangsu Korean BBQ is a humble Korean restaurant located in Serangoon and it is run by a Korean couple. The restaurant serves affordable and super yummy food and pride themselves in using 100% aged meats that are juicy, tender and fresh. You can also expect flavourful seasoned meats that have been marinated with their secret recipe there.

Serangoon is filled with a myriad of good food and this Korean restaurant adds to the list. Here’s why you have to be sure to visit this restaurant for an authentic Korean BBQ experience!

They offer 3 different type of BBQ sets that differ in the types of meat and marinade. We had Set C (S$54) that comes with Beef Sirloin, Soy Sauce Pork Shoulder, Pork Belly and Spicy Chicken, and it also includes complimentary Steamed Eggs and choice of soup (Kimchi Soup, Soybean Soup or Tofu Soup).

The Kimchi Soup was one of the better ones we’ve had in recent times as many places tend to water down their soup too much. It was so rich in flavour, not too sour, slightly spicy, and had chunks of tofu and pork belly.

The meat were all so tender. Even when the beef was left on the grill for a longer period of time, it did not get tough nor become a jaw-breaker.

The samgyeopsal (pork belly) was just cut to the right thickness and had a good ratio of meat to fat. The pork juices were well-retained which brought out the fragrance of the meat immensely. The burst of flavours made every bite so pleasant.

Some oyster mushrooms and onions were served alongside the meat, wrap them up in a lettuce wrap to add textures for a satisfying mouthful.

We have not tasted pork shoulder so tender that it was almost soft before. However, still with a good bite to it. It had a sweet taste that lingers on your tongue but nothing too overbearing! The lady boss told us that no sugar was added in this marinade, however we think it might have been honey that was used to bring out the sweet flavours.

The Spicy Chicken had just a teeny-weeny kick of spice, suitable even for those who cannot take spice.

A special mention for their amazing banchan (side dishes) – there were braised potatoes, oyster mushrooms, kimchi, beansprouts, tofu in soy sauce, oden and a salad. We always appreciate a Korean restaurant that’s generous with their banchan.

Perfect for small group gatherings and indulgent dinners, we highly recommend you guys to check this underrated place out for an authentic Korean food fare with your friends and family!

19 Teck Chye Terrace
Singapore 545725
Tel: +65 6289 4104
Mon to Sun: 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5pm to 11pm

Honey Night is a Korean bar and bistro where you can get refreshing drinks on a hot day, Korean street snacks and mains to satisfy your hunger pangs. It is conveniently located in Grandlink Square, just walking distance from Paya Lebar MRT.

Gulp down a somaek tower, bite on chewy spicy rice cakes and indulge in hearty soups, while bobbing and singing along to K-pop hits. You don’t have to fly to Korea for that ahjumma’s kimchi stew anymore because you’re in for a treat at Honey Night with their authentic tasting Korean food fare!

We had the Deep Fried Boneless Chicken (S$13 for 3pcs). It was tender and the seasoning was kept to a minimum which brought out the fragrance of the meat itself. However, the batter was a little too thick, causing some mush underneath but still crunchy on the outside.

A thinner batter that was coated more evenly would’ve been better, but the sweet and spicy sauce that came along with it tasted oh-so-good with the chicken! Have it with a piece or two of the seasoned radish and you’ll overlook the flaws of the batter.

A must-order at every Korean restaurant, the Kimchi Stew (S$12) here was pretty well done – with just the right amount of spice with robust flavours of kimchi that warms your heart, especially on a rainy day.

Flavours were 10/10, and it was as authentic as it can get. Brownie points for the generous ingredients in the soup, including tofu, glass noodles, pork belly, kimchi and onions! You know a Korean restaurant is good if they can do kimchi stews well because it is a simple dish that is hard to perfect.

The Beef Bulgogi Set Meal (S$13) is a crowd favourite! It came with a bowl of short grain rice, seaweed soup and kimchi. Can we just say that the seaweed soup was one of the best seaweed soups we’ve had because normally seaweed soup tastes bland and smells of the sea, but this was so light yet flavourful and helps to cleanse your palette.

The beef was sweet, infused with natural flavours of the onions and is a match made in heaven with short grain rice. We enjoyed it but we felt that this dish would have been perfect if the beef was slightly more tender, maybe with a fattier part and had some sweet potato noodles added in just like those you can get in Korea.

Honey Night is a hidden gem in the Paya Lebar area and the prices are slightly lower than other Korean restaurants.

Honey Night
511 Guillemard Road
#01-08, Grandlink Square
Singapore 399849
Tel: +65 8671 1443
Nearest Station: Paya Lebar