10 Best places in Singapore to get your thin-crust pizza fix

Molto Delizioso: 10 Best places in Singapore to get your thin-crust pizza fix

Dione Chen

03 Aug 2016

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Al Forno
Good news for all Easties, one of the best pizzerias in the city is located very near you. Even though it may not be situated in the most convenient of places, Al Forno continues to receive regular customers from everywhere because of their highly-raved thin-crust pizzas. The establishment has been in business since 1995, and is obviously a veteran in knowing how to please the crowd.
400 East Coast Road

Photo: Al Forno Facebook
2/10
Cicheti
Here is where you should go to get an authentic Italian feel of what true blue Neapolitan pizza should taste like. Go with the classic flavours like quattro formaggi, which never disappoints. Every freshly baked pizza is encompassed by a delicious thin crust and chock-full of fresh ingredients that are bursting with flavour.
52 Kandahar Street

Photo: Cicheti Facebook
3/10
Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar
Crust may have originated from Australia (and not Italy), but it offers some of the best tasting thin-crust pizzas that you definitely don't want to miss out on. It plays with different contemporary flavours to bring to customers both the new and the old, so that you get a different food experience everytime you go back to try another flavour.
34B Lorong Mambong
1 Maju Avenue, myVillage@Serangoon Garden, #B1-23/24
Photo: Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar Facebook
4/10
Da Paolo
Da Paolo is a brand that many are familiar with, especially if you're a regular at their very famous Gastronomia boutiques located all over the country. Its Bistro Bar and Pizza Bar are a little different, with more seating area for a full dining experience. Pizza Bar offers a wide variety of pizzas and wines dedicated to bring to you as authentic as possible Italian cuisine created just for its customers to enjoy.
44 Jln Merah Saga
Photo: Da Paolo Pizza Bar Facebook
5/10
Enotoca L’Operetta
Enotoca L'Operetta is apparently Singapore’s first Vera Pizza Napoletana-approved trattoria, which means you can rest assured that you'll get a fine dose of Italian pizza here. The interior is rustic and cosy, so it'll feel like your food is homemade with love as well.
78/79 Boat Quay

Photo: Enotoca L'Operetta Facebook
6/10
Etna Italian Restaurant
Etna was named after Mount Etna, an active volcano on the east coast of Sicily, and has also evolved to become an acronym for Every Table Needs Attention. This shows how much Etna values the service that it gives to its customers. It used to be a trattoria, but has turned into a ristorante serving up Meditarranean-influenced dishes in a gorgeous restaurant atmosphere. Pizzas are generously topped with ingredients, and finished off with a crispy thin crust that's as addictive as it looks.
49/50 Duxton Road
110 Upper East Coast Road
Photo: Etna
7/10
Limoncello Pizza & Grill
Limoncello is somewhere native Italians would recommend eating at for good, authentic pizza at the right price. Dishes are inspired by the cuisine of the Amalfi Coast, such as the signature Limoncello pizza made with a creamy white base. Several menu items incorporate fresh seafood to bring to you a taste of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
95 Robertson Quay

Photo: Limoncello Pizza & Grill Facebook
8/10
Peperoni Pizzeria
Peperoni is famous islandwide for its XXL pizzas that are 21-inches wide. We're not so sure you can get such a large pizza anywhere else. Perfect for sharing, this place is conveniently located and extremely consistent in its food quality. Come in a large group so you can try all the amazing pizza flavours!
Click here for a list of locations.

Photo: Peperoni Pizzeria Facebook
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Ricciotti
Get ready for an interesting menu of pizza at Ricciotti, an established Italian restaurant that has also recently launched a whisky & cigar bar in its premises. This makes the Italian experience all that more authentic, as food is paired with traditional Italian habits. Simply sit back and enjoy the amazing flavours that you get to taste all at once.
20 Upper Circular Road, #B1-49/50 The Riverwalk
Photo: Ricciotti Facebook
10/10
SolePomodoro
Located in Sentosa Cove, this restaurant offers customers the perfect site for a relaxing weekend lunch with no traffic or noise to disturb, and where the kids can freely play. The crust of each pizza is thin and soft, made with a dough recipe from one of the oldest pizzerias on the gulf of Naples. Try the Bufala when you're there.
31 Ocean Way, #01-14 Quayside Isle, Sentosa Cove
Photo: SolePomodoro

Thin-crust pizzas have been, and always will be, one of the most amazing food creations ever.

Thin-crust pizza is commonly thought to be the most authentic version of the Italian delicacy, while thicker crusts resemble that of American origin. That’s probably why you only see wood-fired thin-crust pizzas served in Italian restaurants, in order to preserve traditions. Many people prefer thin crusts to this date, as thick crusts can camouflage the flavour of the pizza when not done well.

We’ve gathered a few of our top picks when it comes to thin-crust pizza in this tiny city, approved by the local Italians themselves. Take a look at our list in the gallery above for our favourite places to get a taste of the best in Italian cuisine. Save the usual pizza home delivery for midnight emergencies, and start venturing out into the unknown instead!

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