Frites Has Loaded Beef Chachos In A Bag With Cheese, Jalapeno And More In Bugis

Frites has loaded beef chachos in a bag in Bugis

Frites, a food kiosk along Arab Street, gained attention for its loaded beef fries topped with mentaiko and creamy onion sauce. Its latest offering, Loaded Chachos in a Bag, has been doing the rounds online thanks to its eye-catching concept. This snack comes in two flavours: Classic Beef Chachos ($10) and Chicken Chachos ($10).

Here’s how it’s made: the kiosk opens up a bag of the popular tortilla chips Chachos, then loads it with either minced beef or crispy chicken bits. After that, creamy onion sauce, cheese, a housemade spicy green sauce, and jalapeno. It’s definitely quite the messy treat, but one that’s packed with flavour.

Our favourite was the Classic Beef Chachos. The chips here are coated in savoury, creamy, and spicy goodness. The tangy green sauce and jalapenos add a zesty heat, balanced by the richness of the cheese and onion sauce. Finally, the pieces of minced beef add an addictive meatiness to each bite.

If you haven’t tried Frites’ fare before, consider adding the Loaded Beef Fries ($10) to your order. These come in four flavours: Truffle, Mentaiko, Cheesy, and Creamy Onion.

The thick-cut fries are fried to order and topped with tender shabu-style beef slices. Generous amounts of sauce are then slathered over everything, creating a seriously decadent dish.

Do note that Frites is a takeaway kiosk, but if you prefer sitting down, there’s a small table right outside for you to enjoy your fries. The stall is an eight-minute walk from Jalan Besar or Bugis MRT Station.

For tandoori chicken burgers and masala fries in Bugis, read our Mahmud’s Tandoor review. For XXL chicken cutlet and fish and chips from $6, read our old-school Western food stalls guide.

Address: 114 Arab Street, Singapore 199809
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 12pm to 9pm, Fri-Sat 12pm to 10pm
Tel: 8749 9679
Website
Frites is a Muslim-owned eatery.

Photos taken by Paula Formantes.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.