20 Top Muslim-Friendly & Halal Bakeries In Singapore For Croissants, Tarts & More

This Muslim-owned bakery was conceived in 2017 by head baker Naadhira Ismail, who attended The International Culinary Institute in New York City and subsequently honed her skills at different bakeries and restaurants in the city.

You’ll get a variety of bakes each day, from croissants and baguettes to brioche buns, sourdough loaves as well as lemon cream tarts, Earl Grey chocolate scones, and fruit and savoury vegetable danishes.

Mother Dough Bakery is Muslim-owned.

At 3 Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199259. You can also pre-order here.

Helmed by husband and wife duo Ashraf Alami and Nursyazanna Syaira Mohammad Suhimi, Fluff Bakery has been around since 2012, with the bakery first offering luscious cupcakes in tempting and unique flavours that often sold out in a matter of hours.

Originally a small store at Jalan Pisang in 2013, it was relocated in 2021 to its current flagship store at North Bridge Road.

Since then, its arsenal of offerings has also expanded to include tarts, cakes, galettes, and whole cakes like the indulgent Ferrero Rocher Cake and Basque Burnt Cheesecake. But of course, you’ll want to get your hands on its cupcakes, with flavours like Nutella Red Velvet, Salted Caramel, and four other seasonal flavours.

Fluff Bakery is Muslim-owned.

At 795 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198763. Visit its website for more information or to order.

Peer through Konditori’s window at Bussorah Street and you’d be hard-pressed not to head in to check out its mouthwatering display of baked goods, from danishes to tarts, pies and viennoiseries.

The artisanal European bakery is helmed by the same folks behind Swedish cafe Fika (which likely inspired its name — ‘konditori’ means patisserie in Swedish). But it’s particularly known for its croissants, which come in a mouthwatering array of flavours from Red Velvet, Chocolate, Cheese, Salted Caramel Cheesecake, and even Beef Satay.

Konditori Artisan Bakes is Muslim-owned.

At 33-34 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199451. Visit its website to order or for more information.

Got an upcoming birthday, wedding or celebration? Call on Butter Studio for its whimsical themed cakes, cakelets and cupcakes. Think unicorn, mermaid and doughnut-inspired cakes for a playful spin, or the more elegant Lady Ispahan, Ondeh Ondeh or Salted Caramel Red Velvet cakes for a grown-up celebration. Don’t see anything that tickles your fancy? You can order a customised creation, too.

The bakery, which has several outlets, also does bake boxes and delish tarts.

Butter Studio is halal-certified.

Butter Studio has multiple outlets including Takashimaya, Bugis Junction, Tampines Mall and Jalan Besar. Visit its website for a list of locations and more information.

As you can guess from its name, sourdough bakes are the speciality here, and will find favour with those who prefer a more dense and sticky texture, as well as a noticeably tangier flavour.

Sourdough loaves aside, the brownies are also worth getting, with flavours like Rye Hazelnut Almond Brownie and Rye Strawberry Balsamic Brownie. You can also find tea cakes, sourdough buns, and tarts.

Woodlands Sourdough is Muslim-owned.

At 183 Upper Thomson Road, #01-03, Singapore 574332 (Walk-ins only from Thurs to Sun, 8.30am to 4pm). Visit its Instagram page for more information.

The French-American Bakery is owned by former At-Sunrice Global Chef Academy pastry instructor Siti Aishah, and doles out exactly what its name suggests — the counter’s loaded with French and American-style confections from the classic pain au chocolate and kouign-amann to fudgy brownies, financiers and loaf cakes.

The creme brulee, torched on the spot, is a crowd-pleaser, as well as the hefty cinnamon bun, which is a best-seller.

Following its first store at Haji Lane, it has since opened two more outlets at Takashimaya and Hillion Mall.

The French-American Bakery is Muslim-owned.

It has multiple outlets including Hillion Mall and Takashimaya. However, the Haji Lane Outlet is temporarily closed. Visit its website to order or for more information.

Craving for something unique to satisfy that sweet tooth? Pay a visit to Lukumades Singapore which serves Greek-style doughnuts. A franchise of the famous Australian chain, it specialises in bite-sized doughnuts fried to perfection. With a crispy exterior and fluffy interior, these delectable morsels come in a wide selection of mouth-watering flavours. Best-sellers include the Bueno, Pistachio, Tella and Oreo balls.

Lukumades Singapore is Muslim-owned.

At 60 Arab St #01-01, Singapore 199757. Opens 9am to 10pm (Sun to Thurs) and till 11pm (Fri and Sat). Visit its website for more information.

Nestled in the heart of Arab Street, All Things Delicious is both a restaurant and a bakery. Head here for baked goods made with care! With its focus on pure and natural flavours, All Things Delicious uses cage-free eggs, cultured butter, and unrefined sugar to ensure the best quality. Its best-sellers like the fluffy Bombolinis, Bread & Butter Pudding Tray and Raspberry Pistachio Cake are perfect for sharing.

All Things Delicious is halal-certified.

At 34 Arab Street #01-01, Singapore 199733. Opens daily from 8am to 7pm. Visit its website for more information.

Looking for sophisticated and elegant pastries to elevate your celebrations? Boms & Buns is the perfect place to get buns that look and taste fantastic. With sweet and savoury options, and perfectly snackable on their own, the pastries are suitable for all occasions including corporate gatherings, intimate celebrations and even weddings!

Be sure to check out the special bakes that are available from Thursdays to Sundays and get your hands on the likes of the delectable Roasted Garlic Focaccia, Potato & Leek Focaccia and Butter Chicken Focaccia. Do note that these items are only available for pick-up at the Joo Chiat outlet.

Boms & Buns is Muslim-owned.

At 193 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427464. Opens Mon to Fri (11am to 7pm) and Sat and Sun (9am to 7pm). Visit its website for more information

For halal, gluten-free and dairy-free options, head down to East Manhattan Bakery. Gluten-free cakes are available as a whole or a slice and customers can also customise their cakes accordingly. Not a fan of cakes? There are also eclairs with interesting flavours like Ondeh-Ondeh, Chocolate Walnut and Cranberry Premium Cream Cheese. East Manhattan Bakery prides itself on using only quality ingredients such as premium Japanese flour, as well as exclusively halal ingredients.

East Manhattan Bakery is Muslim-owned.

At 30 East Coast Road #01-04, Katong V, Singapore 42875. Opens daily (8am to 6pm). For more information, visit its Instagram page.

Not only does this cafe have an extensive food menu, it also features delicious bakes such as birthday cakes. For an indulgent treat, opt for the Hazel-Nut Crunch cake. Otherwise get the Ondeh-Ondeh cake with a local twist which has pandan and gula melaka. Customers will be thrilled to know that they also provide customisation services for other designs or larger sizes.

It's recommended that you place your order at least four days in advance. But fret not as last-minute orders are also available via email at order@royalcakes.com or a call at 6444-2262.

The Royals Cafe is halal-certified.

At 19 Upper East Coast Road, Crescendo Building, Singapore 455209. Opens daily (9.30am to 9pm). For more information, visit its website.

Julie Bakes combines rich chocolate with traditional Middle Eastern flavours, creating decadent desserts such as the Chocolate Kunafe. But if you’re a fan of local flavours, the Pulut Hitam Cake slices will surely hit the spot. Blending black glutinous rice and coconut milk, this comforting dessert comes in the form of a cake at Julie Bakes. And it doesn’t stop there. Cheesecake lovers can also get their fix in tubs and jars for a sweet treat in the comfort of their homes.

Julie Bakes is Muslim-owned.

At 28 Bussorah Street 199446. Opens Tues to Sun (12pm to 8pm or till sold out). Visit its Instagram page for more information.

A household name in Singapore, Delifrance is the go-to destination for authentic French baked goods such as madeleines, eclairs and puff pastries.

Beyond the standard cafes, Delifrance also offers halal party food ideal for family gatherings or corporate events. The menu selection sees assorted mini sandwiches, mini fruit tartlets, pastries and eclairs.

Delifrance is halal-certified.

Delifrance has multiple outlets including Suntec City, Northpoint City and Jem. For a full list of its locations, visit here.

If you’re looking for cakes made with less sugar and no preservatives, look no further than Take A Bake. With customisable designs, these cakes can be made suitable for all occasions. Whether they are for your kid’s birthday or a themed party, there are endless possibilities to explore.

Can’t decide on what to get? Check out their Instagram page which has designs ranging from Minecraft-themed cakes to a two-tiered Kuromi cake.

Take A Bake is halal-certified.

At 505B Bishan Street 11 #01-420. Opens Tues to Sun (8am to 9pm) and Mon (8am to 5pm). Visit its Instagram page for more information.

This takeaway bakery is a hidden gem tucked away in the neighbourhood of Chai Chee. With a menu that is constantly updated with new and exciting recipes, customers can expect to find unique bakes popping up from time to time! But if you’re there for its mainstays, try the Classic Cinnamon Roll and pair that with a cup of latte for a delightful treat. Other popular desserts include the Choux Platter with flavours such as Chocolate Hazelnut Choux, Susu Manis & Keju Choux, and Macadamia Chocolate Caramel Choux.

Shubby Sweets is Muslim-owned.

At 42 Chai Chee Street #01-68, Singapore 461042. Opens Wed to Fri (12.30pm to 6pm) and Sat to Sun (12pm to 6pm). Visit its Instagram page for more information.

Visit Pita Bakery for authentic Mediterranean bakes! With a pita recipe that dates back to 700 years ago, Pita Bakery prides itself on its all-natural products made without preservatives. For its best sellers, try the Taste it All platter which includes two pitas, hummus, baba ganoush, salad, turshi (pickled vegetables), 10 falafel balls and three dips. Want something lighter? Opt for the pita sandwich packed with falafel, salad, tahini, amba and harissa instead!

Pita Bakery is halal-certified.

At 29 Bali Ln, Singapore 189865. Opens Mon to Thurs (9am to 9pm) and Fri to Sun (9am to 9.30pm). For more information, visit its website.

With a wide range of baked goods, Fitri Creations Bakery has the perfect treat for every occasion. From birthday cakes to bomboloni and cupcakes, each item is crafted carefully with care. If you’re craving something sweet, get the Nutella Fudge Brownie Slice or its version of the now-viral Pistachio Kunafa Chocolate bar.

Fitri Creations Bakery is Muslim-owned.

At 361 Sembawang Cres, #01-02 Sun Natura, Singapore 750361 and 11 Tanjong Katong Road, #B1-34/35, Kinex Singapore 437157. Opens daily from 8.30am to 11pm at Sun Natura. For more information, visit its website.

Located in the heart of Arab Street is another bakery to get your sweet treats. Wonders Bakery also offers customised services for cakes and desserts for weddings and celebrations. If you’re looking to impress your guests, try the dessert table or croffle live station. For in-store purchases, don’t miss out on fresh desserts and pastries baked daily such as croissants, croffles, cheesecake jars and more!

Wonders Bakery is Muslim-owned.

At 111 Arab Street, Singapore 199807. Opens Sun to Thurs (12pm to 7pm) and Fri to Sat (12pm to 9pm). Visit its website for more information.

Founded by Ms. Annabella Sonwelly, Annabella Patisserie was created after Ms. Sonwelly spent 10 years travelling around the world trying famous bakeries and chocolatiers around the world. To create her signature macaron, she combines French pastry techniques with Japanese craftsmanship and you’ll want to keep an eye out for the super cute themed macarons. Other treats you can get include brownies, cupcakes, and whole cakes.

Annabella Patisserie is halal-certified under the Whole Plant Scheme.

It has multiple outlets including Causeway Point and CompassOne. For a full list of its locations, visit here.

Wondertales Patisserie was first opened in 2017 by two entrepreneurial chef owners Deana and Hanif. The pair graduated from the prestigious At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy and went on to further hone their craft at renowned patisseries in Singapore. Whether you’re celebrating an occasion or hosting a gathering, the extensive range of the menu will be sure to satisfy your guests. At Wondertales you'll find offerings such as savoury croissants, mousse cakes, fruit and chocolate tarts, puff pastries and more.

Wondertales Patisserie is Muslim-owned.

At 116 Changi Road, WIS@Changi #01-13, Singapore, 419718. Click here for more information.

This article was originally published on Feb 21, 2022 and updated on Oct 11, 2024.