Truffle Trail: The 9 Best delectable truffle dishes in Singapore

daphne

04 Jan 2018

updated the 11 January 2018 à 15:14

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PS. Cafe
Every time we head down to PS.Cafe, it's a given that we would order a side of truffle fries just because it's that good. The fries are extra cripsy and topped with truffle oil and grated parmesan cheese. P.S., the portion is huge and great for sharing too!

Various locations islandwide.

Photo: PS.Cafe (Instagram)
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Pince & Pints
Pince & Pints specialises in the freshest and most premium quality of seafood and lobsters. And their truffle lobster roll is one of the crowd favourite. With freshly shaven truffle and caviar on large chunks of juicy lobster meat in a sandwich roll, how can you resist the goodness?

Outlets in Duxton and Katong.

Photo: Pince & Pints (Facebook)
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The Disgruntled Chef
The Disgruntled Chef has one of the most talked about mac and cheeses in Singapore. Four different types of cheeses are deployed in the unassuming dish for that umami taste and perfect texture. It's crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside and filled with crayfish, black truffles and cheddar cheese. Are you up for a macaroni and cheese tonight?

26B Dempsey Road Singapore 247693

Photo: The Disgruntled Chef (Facebook)
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Overeasy
Craving a burger? The truffle burger at OverEasy is definitely worth anticipating. The hefty wagyu chuck blend patty is slathered with homemade truffle mayo, swiss cheese, sautéed onions, mushrooms and comes with a side of OverEasy fries. Delicious and very filling.

Outlets in Liat Towers and One Fullerton.

Photo: Overeasy
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Potato Head Folk
Housed in one of the most iconic buildings on Keong Saik Road, Potato Head Folk is hard to miss. They serve mouthwatering burgers and the Truffle Hound in the Three Buns menu is a must try. Prepared with a juicy prime beef frankfurter, roasted portobello mushrooms, garlic-miso butter, truffle aioli, melted truffle cheese and truffle oil wrapped in a toasted butter bun, it's sure to tantalise your taste buds.

36 Keong Saik Road Singapore 089143

Photo: Potato Head Folk (Facebook)
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Din Tai Fung
Yes, the Xiao Long Baos at Din Tai Fung are pretty legit. I'm sure many of you have tried the classic steamed pork filling ones but are you up for some truffle and pork dumplings? It's a contemporary twist to their traditional Xiao Long Baos featuring fresh pork and rich broth wrapped in delicate skin and of course, the addition of black truffles for a more robust flavour.

Various locations islandwide.

Photo: Din Tai Fung (Facebook)
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IZY
IZY came up with a wagyu truffle don which stepped up the game for regular donburi's. With fresh truffle slices, wagyu and onsen egg served on top of premium Japanese short grained rice, it makes up the magic in IZY's signature Wagyu Truffle Don. Head on down to try it out now!

27 Club Street

Photo: IZY (Facebook)
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Saveur
Saveur is known for affordable French cuisine even the French approves! For starters, their egg confit is a good representation of authentic french food. The simple and homely dish has a perfect combination of truffle potato mousseline, macadamia nuts and brown butter. They also serve truffle fries, truffle mashed potato and foie gras if you haven't gotten enough of the truffle goodness.

Outlets in Purvis Street, Far East Plaza and The Cathay.

Photo: Saveur (Facebook)
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Tsuta
The world’s first Michelin-starred ramen restaurant is known for their famous truffle infused broth and signature Shoyu Ramen. It's interesting because it's not often we find a bowl of truffle ramen and well, they are the first to win a Michelin star for their ramen. However, they received a lot of mixed reviews — some loved it while others find the taste too overpowering. But it's still totally worth a shot if you want to step out of your comfort zone.

Outlets in Pacific Plaza and Tai Seng Street.

Photo: Tsuta (Facebook)

If you love truffle, you would love these spots.

There’s something about truffle that makes a dish more alluring. The aroma of the truffle hits your taste buds instantly and the flavour is pretty robust. Maybe that’s why many love the taste of the luxurious ingredient! Due to the popular demand, many dishes have been incorporating truffle into their dishes. There’s everything from finger foods to main courses like donburis and even ramen!

If you love truffle, you would love our recommendations of the best spots for truffle dishes in Singapore. Check them out in the gallery above!

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