Middle Eastern Restaurants in Singapore

Compare Middle Eastern restaurants in Singapore on sharing menu, room type and drinks list, then send the host your date and headcount for a quote. No booking fee and you speak to the host yourself, so you can shortlist Middle Eastern restaurants in Singapore and settle the group menu early.

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What Are the Top Middle Eastern Restaurants in Singapore?

Middle Eastern restaurants in Singapore are booked for birthdays, team dinners and Hari Raya Puasa gatherings as a mezze and grill feast, a celebration roast or a whole-venue hire. Hosts quote per head or by minimum spend, before GST and any service charge.

Levantine restaurants with whole-venue hire. Sharing plates from a Lebanese-led kitchen, with the whole space available for a private dinner, such as Leila.
Moroccan restaurants. Tagines and a slow-roasted lamb shoulder pre-ordered for a celebration, such as Tajine.
Turkish and Persian grill restaurants. Kebab platters, rice dishes and flatbread for the middle of the table.
Bars and event spaces. Nightlife and event spaces where the host sets the food and drink arrangements. Groups weighing any cuisine compare restaurants in Singapore.

If you have a menu or set-up in mind, say so when you message the host; we charge no booking fee.

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What Are the Top Middle Eastern Restaurants in Singapore?

Levantine restaurants with whole-venue hire. Sharing plates from a Lebanese-led kitchen, with the whole space available for a private dinner, such as Leila.
Moroccan restaurants. Tagines and a slow-roasted lamb shoulder pre-ordered for a celebration, such as Tajine.
Turkish and Persian grill restaurants. Kebab platters, rice dishes and flatbread for the middle of the table.
Bars and event spaces. Nightlife and event spaces where the host sets the food and drink arrangements. Groups weighing any cuisine compare restaurants in Singapore.

If you have a menu or set-up in mind, say so when you message the host; we charge no booking fee.

Guide to Middle Eastern Restaurants in Singapore

Middle Eastern restaurants in Singapore are booked for group dinners as a per-head mezze and grill feast, a pre-ordered roast or a whole-venue hire on minimum spend. Planners compare hosts on the group menu, the room and the drinks list.

Ask each host for the group menu in writing before you shortlist. Planners booking a closed-door dinner also compare restaurants for private events in Singapore.

Middle Eastern Food in Singapore: How to Compare Restaurants for a Group

Cuisine: Levantine menus centre on mezze and grills, Moroccan menus on tagines, and Persian menus on rice and stews.
Sharing format: ask if dishes come family-style for the table or plated per guest.
Long tables: planners who want one big shared table compare communal dining restaurants in Singapore.
Drinks: check the drinks list early, since alcohol isn't on every Middle Eastern menu.
Dietary needs: send vegetarian and allergy numbers with the headcount.

Middle Eastern Private Dining in Singapore: Whole-Venue Hire, Celebration Roasts and Bar Nights

Whole-venue hire: the full dining room for one group, on a minimum spend the host sets by day.
Celebration roast: a whole lamb shoulder or méchoui, pre-ordered days ahead.
Bar night: mezze and drinks standing up, for a birthday or team night.
Greek-leaning menus: groups who want souvlaki and moussaka compare Greek restaurants in Singapore.

Middle Eastern Dinners in Singapore: Ramadan, Hari Raya Puasa and Early-February Clashes

Ramadan 2027: expected to start around 8 February, so ask hosts about iftar timing and seating.
Chinese New Year: 6 and 7 February 2027, with 8 February a public holiday, so early-February dates go fast.
Hari Raya Puasa: Wednesday 10 March 2027, with family gatherings booked around it.
Wider menus: groups who also want Italian or Spanish dishes compare Mediterranean restaurants in Singapore.

Middle Eastern Restaurant Pricing in Singapore: How Group Quotes Work

Venue Category	Price Band (Per Session)
Mezze and grill feast	Per head, quoted by the host
Celebration roast	Per dish, pre-ordered, quoted by the host
Long table in the main room	Per head, with a minimum headcount set by the host
Iftar or Hari Raya set menu	Per head, fixed for those dates
Whole-venue hire	Minimum spend on food and drink, varying by day

All of these are before GST and any service charge, on each host's own terms. We print no figure, because hosts price rooms and menus differently.

Middle Eastern Dinner Details in Singapore: What to Get in Writing

Attribute	What to Expect
Room type	Long table, partitioned area, whole venue or bar space
Menu	Sharing feast, set menu or pre-ordered roast, with dishes listed
Drinks	Full drinks list in writing, with the alcohol policy stated
Nearest MRT	Check the nearest MRT exit on each listing; Grab for late finishes
Area	Many Middle Eastern restaurants are in Kampong Glam and the CBD fringe; check each listing
Step-free access	Lifts in malls and hotels; ask about stairs in shophouses
GST and service charge	GST applies to the service charge too; ask for one all-in figure
Deposit	Amount and cancellation terms set by the host, in writing

Why Planners Book Middle Eastern Restaurants in Singapore on Venuerific

Verified listings: we check every listing before it goes live, and the host WhatsApp contact is on the page, so there's no middleman.
Zero booking fees: you pay only what the host quotes.
Best price guarantee: show us a lower price for the same booking and we'll match it.

Teams from Grab, Deloitte and Huawei have booked through Venuerific, and we've run it from Singapore since 2013. Send two hosts the same date and headcount, then compare the menus line by line.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pick a good Middle Eastern restaurant in Singapore for a group?

Pick on the group menu, not the ranking: ask each host for a sharing menu, the room type and the drinks list. Levantine, Moroccan, Turkish and Persian menus differ, so match the cuisine to your guests. Then compare the per-head figure after GST and any service charge.

Is GST charged on the service charge at a Middle Eastern restaurant in Singapore?

Yes, GST is charged on the whole bill, service charge included. The service charge itself is the host's decision, not a government rule. Ask for a per-head quote that already includes both.

Which early-2027 dates are hardest to book at Middle Eastern restaurants in Singapore?

The first week of February and the run-up to 10 March are the tight spots. Chinese New Year falls on 6 and 7 February 2027, with 8 February a public holiday, the same day Ramadan is expected to start. Hari Raya Puasa is on Wednesday 10 March 2027, so send iftar and Hari Raya dates to hosts early.

Can I hire a whole Middle Eastern restaurant in Singapore for a private event?

Some hosts let a group take the whole space for a private dinner, usually on a minimum spend. Smaller restaurants may only set aside a long table. Confirm the minimum spend, the finish time and the deposit in writing.

What should I pre-order for a Middle Eastern celebration dinner in Singapore?

Pre-order any whole roast, such as a lamb shoulder or méchoui, because chefs need notice to cook it. Mezze, grills and rice dishes can usually be ordered on the night. Tell the host about vegetarian and allergy guests when you book.