6 Best spots for burrata cheese dishes in Singapore

Exquisitely Cheesy: 6 Best spots for burrata in Singapore

Sarah Khan

10 Jan 2017

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Artichoke
If you love Mediterranean food, you'll love Artichoke. This joint is reputed for its experimental and different take on Middle Eastern food. Their burrata dish, the Feta Burrata is testament to that: this scrumptious dish features a lush and creamy burrata topped over a slice of Turkish toast, along with a classic tomato salad and garden basil relish.
161 Middle Road Singapore 188978
Photo: Artichoke (Facebook)
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Latteria Mozarella Bar
Latteria Mozzarella Bar is Singapore's largest mozzarella bar, offering a wide selection of homemade Italian classics and specialties. This family-style Italian trattoria on Duxton Hill carries the widest range of fresh mozzarella.
Their Burrata dish (SGD30) is absolutely worth a try. Produced in the province of Bari, Apulia, this delicious creamy cheese is paired with sweet peppers and peperonata - just like how it's originally done in Italy.
40 Duxton Hill Singapore 089618
Photo: Latteria Mozarella Bar
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Ricciotti
Ricciotti is known for their classic gourmet Italian food - you can definitely expect great pastas, pizzas and more at this spot. Here, the Burrata served with Nduja and parma ham is everything you could possibly want: the flavourful ham and ripe cherry tomatoes pair perfectly with the creamy burrata.
20 Upper Circular Road, B1-49/50 The Riverwalk, Singapore 058416
Photo: Ricciotti (Facebook)
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Zafferano
Fancy a spot of burrata while in the CBD? If so, Zafferano is definitely the place to be. Located in the heart of Singapore's financial centre, this restaurant is a popular haunt among those working in the area. A morsel of their burrata cheese (SGD26) will have you enlightened on why it's been raved about so much. Freshly imported from Andria, the cheese is paired with San Marzano tomatoes, basil and Sicilian extra virgin olive oil.
10 Collyer Quay Singapore 049315
Photo: Zafferano (Facebook)
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Osteria Mozza
Osteria Mozza is a renowned Italian restaurant owned and operated by Joe Bastianich. If you find his name familiar, you're quite right - he was one of the judges on the panel of Masterchef, along with Gordon Ramsey. This mozzarella bar offers a wide selection of burrata dishes, like the Burrata with Sturia Caviar and the Brown Butter Burrata. Our favourite? Possibly the Bacon Burrata, which is paired with a marinated escarole and topped with caramelised shallots, all dressed over a piece of bruschetta.
2 Bayfront Avenue, B1-42-46, Galleria Level The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956
Photo: Osteria Mozza (Facebook)
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Cugini
Cugini definitely ranks as one of our favourite Italian joints in Singapore. Its laid-back and inviting ambience, and the turquoise on white decor is reminiscent of a quaint European trattoria. The burrata here certainly won't disappoint; exquisitely soft and creamy, its generous portion leaves you surprisingly full. Wash it down with a glass of vino and you're definitely guaranteed the perfect dining experience.
87 Club Street Singapore 069455

Bookmark this for your next cheesy burrata fix!

If you’re a real cheese lover, and have yet to try burrata, you’re missing out. You absolutely need to try it – there’s no question about it. This exquisitely rich, soft and creamy cheese resembles a large ball of mozzarella, but make no mistake, it’s arguably better. Burrata (which translates to ‘butter’ in Italian) is traditionally made with a solid outer shell of mozzarella that is filled with a rich-tasting centre of stracciatella and cream, explaining its unique creamy texture and flavour. A satisfying slice into the cheese reveals a beautifully lush interior of soft curd and fresh cream. Tempted yet?

Singapore is definitely not short of great spots that serve up some wicked burrata dishes, like Cugini at Club Street or Zafferano at Collyer Quay. Head up to our gallery above to check out our top 6 spots for a scrumptious burrata fix!

Sarah Khan

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