There are many reasons to order a huge bowl of food; you might be really hungry, you’re with loads of friends, or you simply wanna experience what it’s like to be a Mukbang eater. No matter the reason, you can find a wealth of places to chow down on the likes of gigantic bingsu, jumbo pizzas, and even monstrous croissants. Here are 10 best XXL dishes in Singapore for you and your friends to feast on.
There’s no need to book a flight ticket to Korea anymore because POCHA, Singapore’s largest Korean street food chain, has the One-Metre Korean Street Food Platter ($34.90++) to satisfy your Korean food cravings. Best for two to three people, this long platter features a variety of popular street foods such as Sindang-dong Tteokbokki with Eomuk, which is essentially a popular spicy rice cake and fishcake in Korea, Corndog, Gochujang Krispy Chicken Chunks and more.
Do note that the One-Metre Korean Street Food Platter is available at all outlets except the Plaza Singapura branch.
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POCHA is not a halal-certified eatery.
Pizzas are great for parties or any family occasion such as a Christmas gatherings, birthday parties, or even a simple get-together. The XXL pizza at Peperoni Pizzeria costs $54++ for classic flavours such as Margherita, Napoletana, and Hawaiian, and $62++ for their premium flavours including Portobello, Salmon & Kale with Umami Sauce, Chorizo & Mushrooms and more. The thin-crust XXL pizza is 21-inch large, which is perfect for a group of eight to 10 people.
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Peperoni Pizzeria is not a halal-certified eatery.
Inspired by the viral XXL croissants sold at bakeries in Paris and London, Alice Boulangerie rolled out their version of the XXXL Croissant in 2023. The croissant measures up to 50cm and doesn’t come cheap—one such viennoiserie will set you back $80++, and you have to place an order online at least three days in advance. To complete your experience, enjoy your croissant dunked in a cup of Cafe Latte ($6++), just like how the French do it!
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Address: 12 Gopeng Street, #01-05/11, Icon Village, Singapore 078877
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 8am to 9:30pm, Sun 8:30am to 6pm
Tel: 8874 3300
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Alice Boulangerie is not a halal-certified eatery.
You can’t call yourself a bingsu lover if you haven’t tried the Overdose Bingsu ($26.90) from Oriental Ice Bistro. This shaved ice dessert is bigger than a regular one as it comes with three flavours: matcha, Oreo, and choco-banana. This is great for sharing between two or three friends with different dessert preferences. However, keep your IG pics to a minimum as the bingsu melts fast. Dig into this milky bowl of goodness, and you’ll find generous scoops of ice cream, double chocolate brownies, sliced bananas, and matcha rice cakes.
Address: 89 Rangoon Road, #01-02, Singapore 218375
Opening hours: Fri-Wed 6pm to 3am
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Oriental Ice Bistro is halal-certified.
For those seeking a warm, comforting meal at the end of a tiring work day or the start of an exciting weekend, Beauty in The Pot now has the Giant Seafood Soup Dumpling Broth (Twin Pot) to indulge in. Good news, you can enjoy this for free with a minimum spend of $50. You get a clear seafood soup base served with an XXL dumpling that’s loaded with a hearty mixture of fresh prawns, fish maw, and scallops within. We recommend pairing the broth with the signature Beauty Collagen Broth for a good balance between lighter and more robust flavours.
FYI, the deal lasts till 29 April 2025, so try the limited Giant Seafood Soup Dumpling Broth before it’s too late!
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Beauty in The Pot is not a halal-certified eatery.
Bubble tea lovers will be elated to hear that Wong Fu Fu now has an XXXL bubble milk tea—yes, you read that right. The 10-litre Giga Bubble Milk Tea ($58.80++) comes with 500g of tapioca pearls, 500g of brown sugar belly balls, and three XXL brown sugar jelly balls, and here’s the best part: it serves up to 20 medium-sized cups. If you do the math, that’s about $2.94++ per cup, which is a lot cheaper than what you get from your favourite bubble tea chain! Don’t think Wong Fu Fu’s milk tea isn’t any good just because it’s cheap— there was a good milk-to-tea ratio, and we really enjoyed the prominent tea aroma in every sip.
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Address: 776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198744
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 10pm
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Wong Fu Fu is a halal-certified eatery.
You no longer have to wait for the next bazaar pop-up to indulge in extra long fries because Vary.sg located at Arab Street has just that. The Varitos ($9) features long, skinny fries that come in a variety of flavours: snow cheese, sour cream and onion, spicy lime, truffle, and spicy seaweed. Besides XXL fries, you can get the Varispud in Beef Chilli Jack ($14) or Jack Spud Varispud ($10): the former features a baked potato that’s mashed and then stuffed with butter, cheddar cheese, a generous amount of spicy minced beef, then topped with mayo sauce as the finishing touch. To wash down the grease, opt for the refreshing Lichi Mojito ($5).
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Address: 60 Arab Street, #01-02, Singapore 199757
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
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Vary.sg is a halal-certified eatery.
This one’s for fried chicken lovers: Hougang’s 5 Star Corner offers homely Western dishes at unbeatable prices. The Chicken Cutlet is their signature dish, featuring a cutlet larger than two hands combined, served with a side of thick-cut fries, coleslaw, garlic bread, and baked beans, all for just $7.50.
Read our 5 Star Corner review.
Address: 805 Hougang Central, #01-116, Singapore 530805
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
5 Star Corner is not a halal-certified eatery.
The White Tuffin is a humble stall that started by sharing the comforting reminiscences of “grandma’s cooking”, and now, they have six restaurants scattered across Singapore. Their Nasi Lemak XXL ($65.80+) feeds up to four people, making it the perfect meal for when you’re dining in a group! It comes with four half-shell scallops, curry chicken, and battered fish fillet, alongside other must-haves in a good plate of nasi lemak such as ikan bilis, roasted peanuts, hard-boiled eggs and more.
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The White Tuffin is not a halal-certified eatery.
I have always watched in awe as Mukbang YouTubers clear trays stacked with food. Here at Chops, Grills, and Sides, you’re able to do so too, with their Original XXL Platter ($69.90). This platter feeds up to six people and comes with a mixture of 10 hot and cold sides, such as potato salad, crispy fries, and mac and cheese.
These delicious sides come with indulgent grilled meats such as the Signature Grilled Chop, Golden Chicken Schnitzel, Australian Grassfed Ribeye Steak and more.
Read our Chops! Grill & Sides feature.
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Chops! Grills & Sides is a halal-certified eatery.
Sometimes, a dish is so good that you can’t help but want more. With these XXL dishes, you can truly indulge in your favourite food to your belly’s content. The 10 places listed here offer jumbo dishes from a wide variety of cuisines, so drag your friends along and conquer them!
If you’re craving something sweet after a hearty meal, check out Yuen Yeung, a Tik-Tok viral Chinese dessert cafe with one-hour queue. Alternatively, Fairprice Finest has Nutella ice cream and frozen croissants loaded with hazelnut spread.
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