While Hari Raya is a time for fasting, one of the perks is the delicious food you get to feast on when you break fast. And when the clock strikes seven, here are the best five places to book a table at with Chope.

1 Market by Chef Wan

A celeb chef in his own right, Chef Wan’s buffet restaurant has had a loyal following from day one. Here, you’ll be able to eat to your heart’s content on classic Asian dishes from Penang rojak and kueh pie tee to hard-to-find fresh sushi and sashimi and gulai ayam. Don’t miss out on his signature dessert waffle with a decadent scoop of ice cream. Book now!

21 on Rajah

It’s east-meets-west at this buffet restaurant, so you never have to choose what cuisine to eat. From Italian and Spanish to Singaporean and Moroccan, you can indulge on dishes of fresh pan-cooked paella, gnocchi drenched in gorgonzola, slipper lobster in Harissa sauce, Angus beef prime rib and the famed Singapore laksa. Book now!

Islamic Restaurant

This delicious Indian-Indonesian restaurant needs no introduction. The family-run establishment is almost a century old and still going strong with its mix of Indonesian and Indian-Turkish cuisine. At the end of a long day, tuck in to their renowned chicken dum biryani, which comes heaping with saffron rice. Other hits include the tandoori chicken and rogan josh curry. Book now!

J’s Restaurant

Latin American restaurants are a dime a dozen in Singapore, but to find one that’s halal certified is almost impossible. However, this hip Purvis Street restaurant fits the bill with its fresh take on Latin American classics starting with jalapeno poppers stuffed with mozzarella cheese to the juicy adobo chicken in soft tortilla and cilantro dressing. The best part is the fact that they’ve also got delicious fruit-based mocktails. Book now!

StraitsKitchen

Hyatt’s swanky buffet restaurant specializes in Southeast Asian food from Malaysia to India. The contemporary marketplace setting is ultra cozy, even for large groups, while the open kitchens dish out piping hot plates of food. There's a huge spread of local favorites like satay, beef rendang and chicken rice, or go for something spicy from the tandoor. Leave room for delicious desserts like pandan kaya cake and the sago gula Melaka, too. Book now!

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