When it comes to fuss-free dinners or party preparations, it’s hard to escape the thought of just settling for pizza. Yet sometimes when we’re feeling fancy, or if the occasion calls for more than just Domino’s or Pizza Hut, good restaurant-quality pizza delivery can be a challenge to find.
To the unsung hero at many of our last-minute occasions, it’s about time someone glorified the humble pie with a handy dandy hitlist. Here’s one to save the day, with 16 pizza deliveries in Singapore you simply knead to know.
1. Amò
Helmed by Chef-Restaurateur Beppe De Vito, Amò is the swanky Italian restaurant and bar on Hongkong Street. His devotion stems from bringing people together with good food, sharing the best culinary influences from all over Italy.
Like many other F&B establishments in Singapore during the pandemic, Amò turned to food delivery to bring hearty Italian fare to more. With an extensive range of family bundles, Classic and Signature Pizzas, there’s arguably so much to choose from.
With the dairy-free and tomato-based Marinara (S$23.60), legendary Truffle Pizza (S$37.50) and Prosciutto Pizza (S$37.50) available with islandwide delivery, consider your next pizza party sorted.
33 Hongkong Street, Singapore 059672
+65 6723 7733
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm & 6pm – 11pm
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2. Cicheti
No stranger to avid pizza lovers, Cicheti serves up wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas that are so good, they keep diners coming back for more. When it first opened, it was one of the first few pizzerias in Singapore equipped with its very own wood-fired oven which churned Neapolitan pizzas that quickly won over the tummies of many.
Even if you’re going for the stay-home pizza delivery experience instead of the dine-in experience, gear up ready for a feast that will surely impress. Thrill the crew with Bismark (S$30.50)—a tomato-based pizza with prosciutto cotto, button mushrooms, fior di latte and a 63-degree egg.
Perhaps the Cicheti Pizza Party (S$70.50) will sort your last-minute scramble with an all-in-one bundle of deliciousness. Regardless of the occasion, Cicheti sits high on top of the list for fuss-free, high-quality pizzas to save the day.
52 Kandahar Street, Singapore 198901
+65 6292 5012
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm & 6pm – 10.30pm
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3. Extra Virgin Pizza
With one sole outlet at Asia Square in Downtown, Extra Virgin Pizza set up pizza delivery to bring their handmade thin-crust pizzas to more locals on the little red dot.
What I love most about pizza delivery spots is the curated pizza party sets offered. Extra Virgin Pizza bundles signature items oh-so-convenient for family dinners, get-togethers, special occasions and more.
For a Cozy Pizza Party (S$105), one can choose two sharing plates and three pizzas or pasta. I’d definitely recommend the Peace Be Ragu, Burratina Margherita, or Rocket Ham, especially if this is your first order.
8 Marina View, Asia Square Tower 1, #01-04, Singapore 018960
+65 8299 4219
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 9pm
Sat: 12pm – 7.30pm
Closed on Sun
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4. LINO
Oh boy, is this one I’m super excited to share. LINO has jumped on the pizza delivery bandwagon, conquering every heartland in Singapore with its islandwide delivery!
The one superstar to watch (and order in after reading this) is their signature Burrata Pizza (S$31.92). The humble pie is topped with marinated cherry tomatoes, tomato passata, basil pesto and its crowning glory, the mound of burrata. Pure bliss, if you’d ask me.
If you haven’t already seen this on the ‘gram, take this as your sign and get it delivered to your doorstep via Oddle Eats. You simply knead a pizza this!
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5. Napolizz Pizza
Looking to savour authentic Italian-style pizzas from home? Napolizz Pizza brings restaurant-quality goodness to your doorstep, perfect for any stay-home occasion.
With one outlet in the North, South, East, and West of Singapore, you can count on Napolizz’s pizza delivery for delicious pizzas to save the day.
For a party of two, jump on the Calzone (S$23), a 12-inch folded pizza with mozzarella, salami, cooked baby spinach with tomato. For an easy family dinner, the Prosciutto e Funghi (S$24) is one to send the kids fighting for the last piece!
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6. Peperoni Pizzeria
Owned by the widely-acclaimed Les Amis group, Peperoni Pizzeria prides itself on its hearty and scrumptious wood-fired pizzas. Their wood-fired pizzas are distinctly different from ones baked in electrical ovens, striking the perfect balance in the crust between pillowy, chewy and crispy.
If you’re hosting a pizza party, trust me when I say this has to be where you get your slices of paradise. With the famous XXL pizzas a whopping 21-inches wide, there’s more than enough to go round the table for up to five. Half&Half options start from S$62.60 depending on your flavours of choice. And yes, they deliver islandwide, all day, every week!
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7. Pezzo
You might have seen Pezzo stalls around in various malls with their carnival theme, but did you know they deliver? A standard 14-inch pizza with six slices costs S$25.90 but if you’re feeling fickle, you can choose a different flavour for each slice.
Their pizza selection is small with classics such as Pepperoni Party and Fiery Hot Chick, however, the chain pizza place is well-known for unorthodox seasonal pizza flavours as well. One to watch their social media pages for new slices to try.
Their new pizza is the Pepperoni D’lite (S$23) which is a thin-crust version of the Pepperoni Party pizza. Available on Grabfood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda.
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8. PizzaExpress
Originating from the United Kingdom back in 1965, PizzaExpress made its way onto Singapore shores in mid-2016. With trained pizzaiolos (pizza tossers) who craft and toss creations by hand, it’s a given that this had to be on our pizza delivery hit-list.
Besides the usual suspects American (S$21.50) and La Reine (S$19.50), their pizza range includes Impossible Teriyaki (S$30)—a vegetarian thin crust pizza topped with sautéed leek, spring onions, and charred teriyaki-ginger Impossible meat. Just the option to cater to other dietary preferences at your next pizza party.
Plus, for an additional S$2, you can upgrade your 11-inch pizza to a 13-inch grande, perfect to share with two to three others. Spend S$100 or more to get free islandwide delivery. Double win!
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9. Plank Sourdough Pizza
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Over at Plank Sourdough Pizza, they’ve definitely set themselves apart by creating a pizza dough that’s based on their own sourdough recipe.
While their artisanal sourdough pizzas are hot amongst the crowd, one worth a special shoutout goes to the Cheese Plank Pizza (S$15)—a hippie take on the traditional cheese platter, complete with caramelized garlic crème fraîche, blue cheese, fig jam, caramelized walnuts, maple syrup, thyme, and lemon zest. Talk about innovation.
What’s also interesting is how they number their pizzas instead of naming them according to their flavours. Pizza 4 (S$26) and Pizza 3 (S$29) will definitely be added to my cart. Curious to find out more? Check out their pizza delivery website for all the information you need to know, promotions and more.
Refer to locations, contact numbers, and opening hours here.
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10. Spizza
Aiming to be Asia’s most craved-after Italian pizzas, Spizza’s authentic thin-crust pizzas are made with only high-quality ingredients—tomatoes, mushrooms, artichokes, and others, specially flown in from Italy.
They’ve got 26 different pizzas on the menu, each named popular ladies’ names belonging to each letter of the alphabet. If you’d ask me, Franca (S$25) would be my go-to choice. It champions tomato, mozzarella, porcini mushroom and pancetta bacon—a combination so simple yet delightful. Perfect for families with young ones too.
Of course, the crowd-favourite Tara (S$24.50) lives on fervently, with tomato, mozzarella, egg, bacon, and button mushrooms. With Spizza’s islandwide delivery, get ready to receive your order as early as within 45 minutes!
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11. Wild Child Pizzette
Joining the line-up from Cicheti Group is the newly opened Wild Child Pizzette, a two-minute walk from Raffles Place MRT. Good news for all—they now deliver islandwide!
The wild child (pun intended) serves up 10-inch pizzas that feed one comfortably. Hot tip: gather a few friends and order a variety of these delicious whole pizzas, and share to taste the best of all worlds in one go. Top recommendations have to be the unassuming Marinara (S$18) and sensational Spiniata Calabrese (S$22.50).
Indeed, online prices fetch a few dollars (from S$10) more than dine-in, but paying for the convenience is definitely worth it. Consider the pizzas from Wild Child Pizzette an upgrade from your basics that leave you much to be thankful for.
50 Circular Road, Singapore 049405
+65 6970 6592
Wed to Mon: 12pm – 2.30pm & 5.30pm – 10.30pm
Closed on Tue
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12. Little Caesars
You have probably heard of Little Caesars way before it first landed on our shores back in 2019. This comes as no surprise, as Little Caesar is America’s third-largest pizza chain. Its first outlet in Singapore was at Collyer Quay and it now has five stores all over the country.
Despite being an international brand, it has one of the most affordable pizzas on the island! For example, the standard 12” Pepperoni Pizza is a shocking S$10.99 and to top it all off, it has eight slices instead of the usual six.
It also has delivery combo sets such as the Specialty Combo with Caesar Wings (S$34.19) that has your choice of speciality pizza and a set of chicken wings.
Oh, and definitely have the Caesars Dip – Butter Garlic (S$2) in your order.
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13. Pizzaboy
Not all heroes wear capes, but even fewer deliver good pizzas, Fortunately, Pizzaboy is one of them.
Apart from the staple Hawaiian Wonder and Amazing Pepperoni (S$6.20 each for small) they also have locally-inspired pizzas such as PB Rendang Pizza and PB Sambal Pizza for S$17.52 each.
It’s always a good idea to pair your pizza up with sides, and Pizzaboy makes things easy with its PB Snack Box 4 (S$11.90) with Mini Donuts and Chicken Karaage.
As an added bonus, orders S$65 and above have free delivery. Now, that’s heroic!
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14. 800 Degrees Woodfired Pizza
800 Degrees Woodfired Pizza recently made the news as it was officially halal-certified on 5 Oct 2022. This is an absolute win, as everyone deserves a chance to taste 800 Degrees Woodfired Pizza’s offerings as their entire menu is (unsurprisingly) wood-fired to perfection.
If you are tired of the usual (and unusual) pizza offerings, why not create your very own woodfired pizza? The DIY Pizza starts from S$12 for 10-inch and S$18 for a 12-inch. From there, you can choose from a myriad of pizza bases and toppings such as Bianca and Philly Beefsteak (S$6).
Spending S$150 or more will entitle you to free delivery. So why not have a “Best Pizza” competition without the mess?
11 Tanjong Katong Road, KINEX, #01-52/53, Singapore 437157
+65 8892 1050
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
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15. Madd Pizza
Madd Pizza is here to show you that pizza can be more than Neapolitan—it can also be Pizza Romana (Roman pizzas). Just by a glance, the pizzas from Madd Pizza stand out from the rest with its rectangular shape, almost like focaccia. It’s also perfect for people who are light eaters as each slice can be divided easily into smaller rectangles.
The pizza options reflect its Italian heritage with flavours such as Zucchini & Anchovies (S$13 per slice or S$67 per pizza), Eggplant Parmigiana (S$13 per slice or S$67 per pizza) and Quattro Formaggi (S$14 per slice or S$70 per pizza).
So make sure you have it delivered to impress your peers who swore by Neapolitan pizzas!
19 Haji Lane, Singapore 189212
+65 9003 6045
Daily: 11am – 10.30pm
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16. Shakey’s Pizza Parlor
Shakey’s Pizza Parlor may seem like an unassuming pizza joint, but it is actually an established pizza chain based in the United States and has been operating since 1954!
Its pizzas aren’t just known for their toppings, but they’re famed their world-famous thin crust pizza dough. The current best-selling pizza is the Manager’s Choice (S$21.60). Other favourites includes Spinach & Glazed Bacon and Shakey’s Special, all of which cost S$21.60 each.
While ordering, remember to try their Mojos™ ‘N’ Dip (S$8.60) which are deep-fried potatoes that are so good they got it trademarked!
304 Orchard Road, Lucky Plaza, #B1-38, Singapore 238863
+65 6530 3830
Daily: 10am – 9pm
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