A Singaporean Abroad

That’s why I’ve scoured the island and curated a list of 10 best halal hotels in Singapore with halal breakfast so you can take your 2021 staycay up a notch without worry! I stayed there using their attractive staycay promo at $250++, with complimentary daily breakfast (for 2 Adults) in Straits Kitchen, their halal in-house restaurant, including a free upgrade in the promotion, as well as a $20 F&B/room service discount. If you’re looking for a Muslim-friendly staycation spot with Singapore’s skyline views, then look no further than Fairmont Singapore Hotel. You’ll also be glad to know that the hotel serves halal buffet breakfast at Jubilicious Restaurant at level 4, so you won’t need to think of which cafe to pick for breakkie when you wake up.

The Itaewon Antique Furniture Street, and museums such as the National Museum of Korea and War Memorial of Korea could be part of your list as well to enrich your Korea experience. Also, try to visit Itaewon in the day, as there are a number of  clubs and bars as well as a red light district, so it’s best to avoid nighttime. #ASingaporeanAbroad Tip: After visiting and doing prayers at Central Mosque, try out the various halal Korean food eateries such as Makan Halal, Eid and Salam Bakery. With row after row of markets and shopping areas, it’s no wonder it’s referred to as the shopping mecca of Seoul!

As Japan becomes more and more Muslim-friendly over the past years, there have also been great choices for authentic halal Japan cuisine, options for Muslim-friendly accommodations and even places to pray in some malls and attractions. For example, Origami Asakusa has prayer rooms and wudu’ facilities, Sakura Cafe (Shinjuku) too and attractions like Tokyo DisneySea DECKS Tokyo Beach Mall. ’s convenient and well-connected train network, you can discover so many more cities and that includes Osaka, Japan’s second biggest city! Come to this underrated city and uncover the most beautiful sights and attractions: Fushimi Inasi-taisha Shrine dates back all the way from 711 A.D.Nishiki Market is easily the best traditional market in the city.

2 Visit the local central mosque when at the travel destination I know plenty of Muslim travellers love to visit the local mosques when travelling. 3 See if there are any prayer rooms or multi-faith rooms at tourist attractions and major train stations Try to look out for multi-faith halls and prayer rooms when you are out and about exploring the city. 7 Find out prayer times and do your best to plan your day around those times While you are having a packed itinerary, it is easy to overlook the time to perform prayers. So for example, you could plan heading out in the morning to your different tourist attractions, and then set aside 30 minutes in the afternoon to either return to your room or any of the tips above to combine your Zohor-Asar prayers, and continue on with your itinerary.