A new kid on the block in the halal dining scene in Singapore is a quaint restaurant called Rayz Bistro sitting in a 100 year old heritage building within the city centre.
Le Cordon Bleu alumni, Dato' Fazley Yaakob, is the Group Executive Chef and curates both their traditional and contemporary patisserie line, on top of their Singapore-Asian and Western cuisine menu.
Where it is incredibly difficult to find Muslim-friendly French desserts on the island nation, Dato' Fazley presents an affordable menu of dine-in, take-away and even customized cakes and pastries.
Even the dozen gelato flavours are made in-house to cater to an ever-growing sophisticated and well-travelled Muslim clientele from home and abroad.
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Location: 100 Selegie Road, Singapore 188308
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