Lotteria Singapore: How to Check Halal Certification

Jewel Changi Airport lists its Lotteria outlet as halal, and Lotteria Singapore lists restaurants at Jewel and Jurong Point. For the most current certification position, search each branch in the Muis directory before you visit. The listing applies to the premises you check; it does not establish the halal status of every Lotteria restaurant worldwide.

At a glance

Question	Answer
Where are the Singapore outlets?	Jewel Changi Airport and Jurong Point, according to Lotteria
Does Jewel list its outlet as halal?	Yes, in its official dining directory
How do I confirm a certificate?	Search the Muis halal establishments directory for the outlet
Does a Singapore listing cover other countries?	No. Check the branch with the relevant local authority

Where to find the outlets

Lotteria’s official locations page gives the following addresses. Check that page for opening hours, which can change.

Location	Address
Jewel Changi Airport	78 Airport Boulevard, #B1-248, Singapore 819666
Jurong Point	63 Jurong West Central 3, #01-47/48/87/88/89/90/91, Singapore 648331

Jewel’s official Lotteria listing categorises its restaurant as halal. For Jurong Point, and for the current status of either outlet, check the Muis register directly. We have not independently confirmed the two individual register entries.

What you can order

Lotteria Singapore’s menu features Ria’s Shrimp, Ria’s Bulgogi Beef and the Gangjung Chicken Burger, alongside chicken, sides and desserts. Availability and recipes can change by outlet or over time, so check the current menu before making a trip.

A restaurant’s certification is useful information, but it is not an ingredient list. If you have allergies, dietary restrictions or questions about a sauce or limited-time item, ask the outlet for details. Do not infer the ingredients of a Singapore item from a similarly named product overseas.

How to check certification before you go

1. Open the Muis halal establishments search and search for Lotteria.
2. Match the result to the address you intend to visit. A brand name alone is not enough to identify the premises.
3. If the status is unclear, ask the outlet to show its current certificate or contact Muis for confirmation.
4. For a restaurant outside Singapore, check with the relevant local authority or certifier. Singapore certification does not automatically transfer abroad.

What does Muis certification mean?

Muis is Singapore’s halal certification authority. Its halal information page provides consumer guidance and links to its establishment search. The directory is the practical starting point when an announcement or a shopping-centre listing may be out of date.

A halal certificate and a “no pork, no lard” claim answer different questions. The latter is a statement about particular ingredients; it does not on its own show that an establishment holds a Muis certificate. Ask the premises or Muis when you need to establish the current certification status.

Questions diners may have

Can I assume a new Lotteria branch is certified? Check the new address separately. Lotteria’s locations page says more outlets are coming, and a listing for one branch does not prove another is covered.

Are menu items identical in every country? Do not assume so. Menus and sourcing may differ. Ask the relevant outlet about the item you plan to order.

What if I cannot find an outlet? Search alternative spellings and the address, then contact the outlet or Muis. An unsuccessful search alone does not establish why a listing is absent.

Sources and next steps

This guide uses Lotteria Singapore’s location and menu information, Jewel Changi Airport’s outlet listing, and Muis’s public verification tools. It does not issue a religious ruling on individual ingredients. Read our halal certification guide for more on what to check.