Three Buns by Potato Head Singapore is a name many people recall when they think of gourmet burgers. As a household name, Three Buns has finally decided to make their burgers more accessible to all diners with Tiga Roti, a new Muslim-friendly cloud kitchen concept that recreates their signature burgers, all with halal ingredients.
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Said halal-certified ingredients also ensure no pork, lard, nor alcohol goes into their burgers. For now, the concept is delivery-only.
The menu here comprises recreations of the OG menu, exclusive mains, and sides, of which some are plant-based. They are also priced more affordably, with burgers starting from just $12.
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The Plug Three ($12) reinvents the Baby Huey ($18), arguably Potato Head’s most famous burger. With over 30,000 sold since its inception, the Plug Three houses a 100% grass-fed Argentinian beef patty, accompanied by their classic smoky mayo, cheese, and pickled onions.
Next, the S’Lambin ($15) reworks Three Buns’ Rambo ($18), keeping its Mediterranean inspired flavours with the lamb patty, feta cheese, aubergine, and cumin aioli used.
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The exclusive burgers are also ones to order. These include the Hot Dang ($15), a riff on rendang, with pulled beef brisket and rendang gravy sandwiched between toasted buns.
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Accompany your burger with the Fuhhh Fries ($9), a spin on the popular Naughty Fries from the restaurant. Chunky potato chips are topped with fried scallions, beef chilli, pickled chilli, and cheese.
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For dessert, try the Bandung Milkshake ($7), or the Bread n Butter Fritters ($8). The latter sees bread and butter pudding cut into fritters, deep-fried, and served with a custard dip.
You can get your hands on their food via their Oddle website, or major delivery platforms like GrabFood, Deliveroo, and Foodpanda.
For more delicious burgers, check out our guide to the best burgers in Singapore. Otherwise, treat you and your friends to a feast with our guide to halal buffets in Singapore.
Address: 28 Gambas Cres, No. 2 Nordcom II, Singapore 757012
Tel: 8814 3227
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10:30 AM to 11:45 PM
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Feature image adapted from Tiga Roti
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