Best places to Iftar with your makan kakis this Ramadhan

Whether you're craving for Korean, Indian, Mexican or anything else, we've got you covered this Ramadhan

Best places to Iftar with all your makan kakis this Ramadhan

What's that we hear? Just one week into the holy month of Ramadhan and you're already running out of places to break fast with your family and friends? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Whether you're craving for Korean, Indian, Mexican or not forgetting, Malay food, there's something for everyone, so start getting everyone together!

Cajun On Wheels

Nothing is better than having everyone around the table dunking their fingers into crayfish, crabs and prawns all while giving no care about table manners. Well, at least not a 100%. Cajun On Wheels serves cajun style cuisine and is currently having a Ramadhan promotion that serves groups of up to 5 parties.

These buckets also come with special sauces and we must add, their salted egg sauce is yummy! For more information, visit their website.

Location: Pasarbella, Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Level 1

Crowne Plaza Hotel

In case you missed out on feature on article, Crowne Plaza Hotel Singapore is offering a special buffet promotion called "SEDAP-LICIOUS" that is fully halal-certified for the month of Ramadhan. The feast will include local favourites such as Beef Rendang, Fried Sambal Prawns, Curry Mutton with Potato, Ayam Merah Masak, Ikan Assam Pedas and more.

The dome set, which includes rice and dishes that are suitable for a group of 6 is perfect for family gatherings. For more information and reservations, visit their website.

Eatzi Gourmet Bistro

Eatzi Gourmet Bistro serves Western and Malay cuisine including fusion dishes. For Ramadhan, Eatzi offers a few Family Feasts that include its signature braised lamb shank; nasi goreng with prawns and chicken satay. Their feasts are priced at $88 for four people and $118 for six. They currently have two outlets. For more information and location of outlets, visit their website.

Afterwit

From the same people that brought you Working Title, Afterwit Cafe serves Halal Mexican food at the heart of Bugis. So if you're looking for gourmet, large servings of tacos and amazingly brewed coffee, head on down. They also provide a homely atmosphere with great decor and music, perfect for a get together with old friends. For more information, visit their website.

Location: 778 North Bridge Road Singapore 19876

The Landmark

Savour on amazing Western, Mediterranean and Indian cuisine that is carefully prepared by celebrity chefs: Chef Bob and Chef Amri at The Landmark, located in Village Hotel Bugis. They also have a wide selection live Seafood that ensures you get the freshest catch.

Also, they have a prayer room where you can do your Maghrib prayers. This just makes the whole reunion break fast atmosphere all the more meaningful. For more information, visit their website.

Location: The Landmark, Village Hotel Bugis

Jinjja Chicken

Jinjja Chicken is one of the few Halal Korean fast food restaurants in Singapore and its one and only outlet in Bugis is constantly swarmed with people. We're not kidding, if you're planning on dining there, be sure to be there early to avoid disappointment! Jinjja Chicken offers a few feast sets that are perfect for break fasting.

Their sets cater to groups of up to 8 people and comes with sides of fries, kimchi and soda. Don't forget to try their awesome creamy cheese sauce when you're there! For more information, visit their website.

Location: 249 Victoria Street

Penang Culture

Penang Culture has a few outlets located around Singapore and serves amazing Penang street food. Their must try is the Satay that is served with a home made spice sauce. Grab your makan kakis and have a taste at their newly reformed menu that includes delicacies such as the premium crab meat and salted egg fried kway teow, salmon assam laksa, and Penang lobster and scallop noodles.

For more information and location of their outlets, visit their website.

What are your favourite dishes for Ramadhan? Share your thoughts with us!

Written by

Pavin Chopra

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