Halal Food

Rich in flavour and ingredients, this army stew is delicious. It tends to be a bit too spicy for some people but I enjoyed it a lot

Located a few doors down from Stateland Asian-Fusion Cafe, this casual joint dishes out hearty, juicy burgers. The halal-friendly offshoot of the Upper Thomson branch FatBoys, this two-storey outlet on Bali Lane is open till 11pm daily, so you know where to head to when late night cravings strike. Choose from eight pre-selected burgers (from $11.80) or have a hand at customising your own (ingredients range from $1 to $8.80). Note that all patties are cooked to well done, and burgers are served with a side of fries. If it's your first time trying FatPapas burgers, go for the signature Wimpy ($15) — a thick beef or lamb patty set on sesame seed buns and topped with turkey bacon, melted aged cheddar and fried egg. According to Burppler Alvin Wang, the burger is just as good as the non-halal version at FatBoys. Pile on the calories (because why not!) and order a Gula Melaka Ten Dollar Shake ($10) to go with your burger for ultimate fast food satisfaction. Pro tip: There is typically a long line at dinner, so make a reservation before heading down!
Avg Price: $20 per person
Photo by Burppler Alvin Wang