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Good food.
Clear answers.
Jom, makan.

Your next halal makan, with a little less guesswork. Find places to eat in Singapore with Sherlock, your food-loving companion.

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Illustration of nasi lemak with chicken, sambal, egg and cucumber on a ceramic plate
Nasi lemak, can lah.A little sambal goes a long way.
Made for Singapore MUIS directory sources Just ask, in your own words

A craving is
a good place to start.

Lunch around the corner. Dinner worth travelling for. Tell us what sounds good, and make the next choice with the details that matter.

  1. Tell Sherlock

    Ask for a cuisine, a dish, or a place near you. Add your neighbourhood or postal code to bring the search closer.

  2. Get a clearer picture

    Explore venue details and certification sources, with photos and diner reviews when available.

  3. Keep the good finds

    Save places you want to try, check the details, and open directions when it’s time to makan.

A little local knowledge.
A little Sherlock.

Meet Sherlock Scones. Big on food, straight to the point. Ask naturally, follow up, and find your way from “eat what?” to “let’s go”.

Meet your makan companion
Sherlock SconesYour halal makan companion

Eh, what are
you craving?

A dish, a cuisine, your neighbourhood.
Let’s start there.

Try asking

“Where can I find halal laksa in Tampines?”

Start a conversation

Good food deserves
clear information.

Appetite is personal. Certification needs a source. We keep the two clear so you can decide with confidence.

Visit the MUIS Halal Directory
Certification has a source
Venue certification information comes from the MUIS Halal Directory. Check the source and current status before you visit; certifications can change.
Google context on venue pages
A venue page shows Google's rating, reviews and a photo, live and credited to their authors. They never establish or replace halal certification.
The distinction stays clear
When the MUIS source provides a validity date, we show it on the venue card. When information is missing or uncertain, that matters more than a confident-sounding answer.

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