Good news for anyone who has been eyeing those Korean burgers from afar. Lotteria is now halal certified in Singapore, with both outlets at Jewel Changi Airport and Jurong Point listed on the MUIS HalalSG directory. The brand announced it on its official Instagram on 3 November 2026, a day after rolling out a new Teriyaki burger series.
When the South Korean chain opened at Jewel in February 2026, it was pork-free and lard-free but carried no halal cert. That kept a lot of Muslim diners at the window instead of the counter. Nine months on, that gap is closed.
Lotteria halal certified: what the MUIS listing shows
We checked the MUIS HalalSG establishment search on 6 November 2026. Two Lotteria outlets appear under the Eating Establishment scheme, restaurant category:
- 63 Jurong West Central 3, #01-47/48/87/88/89/90/91, Jurong Point (certificate EERT26100000119)
- 78 Airport Boulevard, #B1-248, Jewel Changi Airport (certificate EERT26100000120)
In plain terms: this is a MUIS halal-certified restaurant, not just a “no pork, no lard” kitchen. Halal certification in Singapore is issued per outlet, so if Lotteria opens a third branch, check the HalalSG listing for that address before you go. The Lotteria Singapore website now carries the Singapore halal logo too.
What to order at Lotteria, with prices
Lotteria does not publish its a la carte prices online, and counter prices can shift, so the figures below are the deals the brand has posted on its official Instagram. Burgers are the main event here, and the Ria’s range is the one Koreans grew up with.
- Student Deal: any 2 burgers for S$10 (Double Bulgogi Beef Burger excluded), weekdays only, valid till 30 November 2026. Show a valid photo student pass and order at the counter.
- Add 2 regular soft drinks and 1 large fries to the Student Deal for S$3.50 more.
- Breakfast Burger Combo at Jewel: S$5 for a Beef Burger, K-Omelette Chicken Sausage or K-Omelette Turkey Bacon with a Milo, daily 10am to 12pm.
- Breakfast for two at Jurong Point: 2 K-Omelette Chicken Sausage plus Tater Tots for S$10.50, weekdays 9am to 11am.
- Coffee at Jurong Point: any 2 cups for S$5.80, daily till 12pm.
Without a deal, these are the ones to go for:
- Ria’s Beef Bulgogi Burger, the sweet soy-glazed patty that made the brand’s name in Korea (there is a double version if you are hungry)
- Ria’s Shrimp Burger, a thick prawn patty and a cult favourite
- the new Teriyaki series: Teri Egg Beef, Double Teri Egg Beef and Teri Egg Crispy Chicken, all with a fried egg, for a limited time
- Gangjung Chicken, coated in a sweet-spicy Korean glaze, sold by the piece or as a burger
- Shake Shake Fries for the seasoning-bag drama, and the Mango Peach Bingsu if you still have space
Lotteria Jewel Changi Airport: address, hours and MRT
- Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, #B1-248, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 819666
- Opening hours: daily, 10am to 10pm (last order 9.30pm)
- Nearest MRT: Changi Airport (EW29/CG2), then walk through Terminal 2 or 3 to Jewel’s basement level
Jewel is the more touristy of the two, so expect a queue around lunch on weekends. It works well as a pre-flight meal, or as the bribe that gets the kids to the Rain Vortex without complaint.
Lotteria Jurong Point: address, hours and MRT
- Address: 63 Jurong West Central 3, #01-47/48/87/88/89/90/91, Jurong Point, Singapore 648331
- Opening hours: Monday 9am to 10.30pm (last order 10pm); Tuesday to Sunday and eve of public holidays 9am to 12.30am (last order 12am)
- Nearest MRT: Boon Lay (EW27), linked to Jurong Point via the bus interchange
Jurong Point opened in August 2026 and keeps much later hours, which makes it the better bet for supper. Westies, this one is yours. If you need a refresher on the outlet itself, our earlier Lotteria Jurong Point guide covers the layout and launch details.
Is it worth the trip?
For Muslim families who have been asking Korean friends to bring Lotteria back from Seoul, yes, finally. The burgers are fast-food burgers, not atas smash patties, but the bulgogi sauce and the shrimp patty taste different from anything at the big American chains. Go on a weekday afternoon with a student in tow and two burgers come to S$10, which is quite the lobang.
We first flagged Lotteria back in June with its S$5 Jewel breakfast combo. For a sit-down halal option with more variety, J65’s halal buffet at Hotel Jen Tanglin is another one we have covered. Deals and limited-time items change often, so check @lotteriasg before heading down.
