7 Best Pizza Deals & Promotions in Singapore (October 2026): Cheapest Pizza from S$3, Pizza Hut's S$10 10.10 Large, Domino's S$5.99 Pickup

The cheapest pizza in Singapore is here, and it is not the deal anyone advertises. TAKEAWAY POCKET PLEASERS put a personal pizza at S$3, a regular at S$6 and a large at S$10, and the ordering system has delivery switched off on all three, so this is a self-collection range. The catch is the menu: you choose Chicky Ham 'N' Corn or Just Cheese, on Pan crust, and nothing else. For context, the cheapest ordinary regular pizza off the main menu is S$23.95, so this is the same brand selling the same size for a quarter of the price. NEW FOR 10.10, 1 TO 20 OCTOBER: the ordering system now lists a 10.10 LARGE PIZZA at S$10 against a U.P. of S$35.25, self-collection only and weekdays only. Pizza Hut's campaign posters put the S$10 large on weekdays from 1 to 9 October, in BBQ Chunky Chic or Cheesy Spinach, then a S$10 regular Favourite pizza with Crispy Chicken Fries on weekdays from 12 to 20 October, so there is no S$10 pizza on 3-4, 10-11 or 17-18 October. Two codes run every day of the window on website or app orders, delivery or self-collect: 1010OFF for S$10 off a S$50 spend, and 1010CHIX for 10 Sweet 'n' Spicy Drumlets or 10 Honey Roasted Wings at S$10 with a S$15 minimum. Neither stacks with other codes. The last S$10 large ran on six dates in August and September, so treat this one as a campaign price, not a fixture. THE WEEKDAY LADDER is still standing, with no end date in the system: ME-TIME MONDAY, a personal pan pizza at S$5 (U.P. S$11.95), self-collection only, Mondays; TREAT-YOURSELF TUESDAY, Mac 'N' Cheese at S$5.90 (U.P. S$16.90); and CHICKY WEDNESDAYS, chicken snacks at S$5.90 (U.P. S$15.48), the last two on delivery or collection.NEW SINCE OUR LAST UPDATE: a JUST FOR ME category built for one person and available every day, with HUT'S SLIDERS at S$7.95, MELT INTO MY BOX at S$8.95 across two flavours, SLIDE INTO MY BOX and CHICKEN BITES BOX at S$9.95 and PAN INTO MY BOX, a personal pan pizza with two sides, at S$10.95. Hot Deals has also picked up a HUT MELTS BOX for one at S$12 (U.P. S$17.92).CORRECTION: we previously priced Cheesy 7 Korean Soy Garlic Chicken at S$13.95 regular and S$19.95 large. Those prices are gone. A regular Cheesy 7 in Soy Garlic Chicken, Beef Pepperoni, Hawaiian or Original is S$33.95 a la carte, and the cheap route in is the Cheesy 7 half-price pair, S$28.90 for two regulars (U.P. S$57.80) or S$40.80 for two larges (U.P. S$81.60). Cheesy 7 Durian holds at S$16.90, Otah Laksa at S$29.95 and Korean Garlic Cream Cheese Melts are S$9.95, with Korean party boxes from a Seoulmate Sharing Box (2 to 3 pax) at S$29.90 to a Meokbang Indulgence Box (8 to 10 pax) at S$76.90. Everything else holds: the 50% off ladder at 2 personal pan pizzas S$11.95 (U.P. S$23.90), 2 regular S$23.95 (U.P. S$47.90) and 2 large S$35.25 (U.P. S$70.50), and the box ladder from a Sharing Box (2 to 3 pax) at S$20.90 through Big Box (5 to 6 pax) S$44.50, Party Box (7 to 8 pax) S$59.90 and Big Party Box (12 to 14 pax) S$81.90 up to an Ultimate Box (18 to 20 pax) at S$129. On codes, the OCBC coupon has rotated to OCBC3OFFOCT, S$3 off a S$30 minimum delivery order paid with an OCBC card, valid to 30 June 2027, not on public holidays or their eves, and not stackable. On halal, the MUIS register holds 56 certificates for Pizza Hut, 55 under Pizza Hut Singapore Pte Ltd and one under Pizza Hut at Heartbeat@Bedok, against the 58 outlets the brand runs, so check your specific outlet rather than assuming.BEST FOR: the cheapest pizza full stop, large groups, solo meals, and anyone who can pick a Monday.

The value king of the delivery chains, and the one entry on this list that has not moved since our last audit. Its ALL-DAY PICK-UP DEAL holds at S$5.99 for one regular pizza on self-pickup, all day, every day, down from S$7.99 earlier this year, and it is still the cheapest regular pizza any delivery chain here sells with a free choice of flavour. The other two standing offers on the promos page are 50% OFF ALL PIZZAS, which works on delivery or Click & Collect and kicks in from a single pizza rather than a pair, and MY DOMINO'S BOX at S$9.90 for a 6-inch pizza with 2 mini sides of your choice, or S$18 for two boxes and S$25 for three. Re-checked on 1 October 2026, those three are unchanged. The only addition is an HHN14 tile, a Halloween Horror Nights tie-in whose linked terms page returns a 404, so it carries no mechanics we can verify. Worth knowing about what is NOT there: the page's underlying markup still carries a S$5 MEGADEAL tile, an app-exclusive Sha-WAH-ma Chicken Cheese Volcano (large) from S$19.90 with code 784497, and a free 1.5L Coke on pickup orders over S$30 with code 261177, but none of the three actually displays on the live page. Treat them as worth trying in the app rather than as bookable prices. Surcharges apply for Cheesy Crust, Classics and First Class upgrades and for extra toppings, so the headline is a starting price. Only one promo applies per order. On halal, the MUIS register returns nothing for Domino's, by brand name or by outlet, so this is not a halal option.BEST FOR: cheap solo or two-person orders, especially on self-pickup.

The original two-for-one, and the number almost no roundup prints is where it actually starts. Order any pizza off the 2 For 1 menu and the second is completely FREE, and the cheapest flavours on that menu (Super Cheese, Margherita, Hawaiian, Turkey Ham, Beef Pepperoni, Chicken Salami, Cheesy Sausage, Cheesy Shroom, Mexican Pepperoni, Creamy Turkey Ham) are S$22 for the pair, which is S$11 a regular pizza. Premium flavours run S$30.70 to S$32.70. Better still, the SUPER VALUE SELF-COLLECTION PROMO prices the same two-regular deal at S$20 (U.P. S$22), which is S$10 a pizza and the cheapest two-pizza price in this guide. It is easy to miss because it is not on the 2 For 1 page: it sits in VALUE DEALS, and only once you switch the site to Pick-up. A single regular is S$18, or S$10 on the same self-collection promo, and a 6-inch pan pizza is S$7.60.NEW AND THE BEST SOLO DEAL HERE: the CFOR1 BOX at S$10.90, a personal 6-inch pan pizza with two sides and a drink, prices stated inclusive of taxes, in nine flavours, with a Baked Pasta version at S$15.90. A couple of the side choices, Korean drumlets and mozzarella bites, add S$2. That undercuts Pizza Hut's Pan into My Box at S$10.95 and buys a drink that Domino's S$9.90 box does not include. NEW: two promo codes the brand publishes on its own ordering site, MB4 for S$4 off a S$50 subtotal and MB10 for S$10 off S$100, Maybank Visa and Mastercard only, usable on dine-in QR self-ordering, online pickup and online delivery, online payment only rather than cash, limited redemptions weekly and valid to 31 December 2026. NEW: dine-in has opened at Kampong Bahru and Jurong East, with an all-you-can-eat buffet from S$15.90+, a price the brand states applies at Jurong East only. It is not a limited run, and with Pizza Hut's buffet over since 27 September it is the only pizza buffet in this guide. NEW: a FREE UPSIZE promotion on Mondays and Tuesdays for orders scheduled between 5pm and 9pm, website or app only. Read the terms before you count on it: it does not stack with other promotions, value bundles or pickup promos, it excludes wholemeal thin crust and cheesy stuffed crust upgrades, it is not valid at the KidZania and National Stadium outlets, and the brand says the upgrade is handled manually so it will not appear in the system or on your receipt.EXPIRED: the SG61 Lion's 6ix range is now UNAVAILABLE across the menu, including Lion's 6ix at S$33.90, Four Bites of 6ix (4 pax) at S$39.90, Feast of 6ix (6 pax) at S$59.90 and 6ix & Celebrate (10 pax) at S$89.90, so we have stripped the Lion's 6ix claim we led this entry with last month. The S$5.50 Chendol in the same category can still be ordered. For groups the live picks are the Party Meal for 10 at S$79.90, a Family Feast for 4 at S$46.60, an Office Feast for 15 at S$109 and a Sharing Snack Box (2 to 4 pax) at S$19.90. Delivery carries a S$15 minimum.CORRECTION ON HALAL: we previously told readers Canadian was halal-friendly rather than certified. The MUIS register holds 27 certificates for Canadian 2 For 1 Pizza, one for every one of the 19 outlets that take orders, plus KidZania at Palawan and five counters at the National Stadium. It is the most broadly certified brand in this guide.BEST FOR: parties, families, halal diners, solo meals under S$11, and two pizzas for close to the price of one.

Les Amis Group's much-loved pizzeria, famous for its one-of-a-kind XXL 21-inch wood-fired thin-crust pizzas, genuinely huge and a favourite for gatherings.CHANGED SINCE OUR LAST UPDATE: the ALL DAY SET MENU is gone. The same menu file now reads LUNCH SET MENU, available Monday to Friday lunch, dine-in only, excluding public holidays and their eves. It is cheaper than the version we published and it now runs on Fridays, but it no longer runs all day. Every set includes a starter (soup of the day or house salad), a dish, a dessert (dessert of the day or gelato) and a beverage (iced lemon tea, coffee or tea). A 9-inch Margherita, Diavola or Hawaiian is S$22, Aglio e Olio pasta S$22, Pesto S$25, Bolognese S$27, Chicken Parmesan S$29, Tuscan Baby Back Ribs S$33 and Cioppino S$35, all plus service charge and prevailing taxes. The starter choice has changed too: the truffle fries and endive salad we listed are no longer among the set options.NEW HERE: the XXL finally has a published price, which matters because this is the pizza the brand is known for and no roundup quotes it. On the a la carte menu, Classico pizzas (Margherita, Diavola, Hawaiian, Quattro Formaggi, Portobello, Crispy Bacon & Potato, Brown Butter Pulled Chicken) are S$19 at 9 inches, S$24 at 12 and S$55 at 21. Speciale pizzas (Funghi, Nduja Prawn, Burrata & Prosciutto, Carne and the rest) are S$22, S$28 and S$64. Extra toppings add S$3, S$4 and S$7 by size, extra meat S$6, S$8 and S$13, and a half Classico half Speciale costs S$2 more at 12 inches and S$4 at 21. At S$55++ the XXL works out near S$8 a head across eight people, which is the cheapest way to eat here in a group.OUTLET COUNT DOWN: its own outlets page now lists six, not the eight we published. Suntec, United Square, Upper Thomson, Biopolis, Greenwood and Frankel remain; Paya Lebar Quarter 3 and Mountbatten Community Club have come off the navigation and the outlets page, though the a la carte menu still prints a footnote that Mountbatten CC does not charge service. Note Frankel is takeaway and delivery only at lunch on Mondays to Wednesdays. On halal, the MUIS register returns nothing for Peperoni, which is what you would expect from a menu built on prosciutto, mortadella and pork meatballs.BEST FOR: a proper sit-down pizza night, big groups splitting an XXL, and a genuinely good weekday set lunch.

If you want a step up from the mass-market chains without hotel prices, Sarpino's is the sweet spot: gourmet pizzas made fresh to order with generous, quality toppings and a signature blend of cheeses, delivered to your door. Its own positioning is a simplified menu with base prices, no gimmicks and no crazy promotions, so do not come here looking for a headline discount.CORRECTION, AND IT IS THE IMPORTANT ONE: we have been calling Sarpino's halal-certified chain-wide, on the strength of the halal mark in its own site footer. We checked the official MUIS register on 18 September 2026 and it returns nothing. Not under Sarpino's or Sarpinos as a brand, and not at any of its three addresses: 1A Tampines Street 92, where the only certificate at SAFRA Tampines Clubhouse belongs to Springleaf Prata Place; 1A Eunos Crescent, where the two certificates belong to other tenants; and 314 Dunearn Road, which returns nothing at all. Certificates do lapse and licensee names do differ from signboards, so this is not proof of anything beyond the register, but it is the opposite of what we told you. If halal matters to your order, ask Sarpino's for its certificate number before ordering, and note that Canadian 2 For 1, Pizza Hut and Pezzo are all on the register. The locations position is unchanged: three, and only one with dine-in. SAFRA Tampines Clubhouse (1A Tampines Street 92) is open 10am to 10pm daily with seating for 18; Eunos (1A Eunos Crescent) and Shell @ Dunearn (314 Dunearn Road) are 11am to 10pm daily, takeaway and delivery only. The whole western and central spread we used to point readers to is gone, so check the Locations page covers your address before you plan around it. The phone line, 6636 3636, remains the reliable route to order.BEST FOR: a better-quality delivery pizza in the east or along Dunearn.

The Korean grab-and-go chain has expanded fast here, and it leads its own homepage with a Go Halal announcement of its halal certification. Its oval pizzas come in three sizes, grab (5-inch), regular (9-inch) and large (12-inch), each cut into five slices, and its dome-oven tech bakes them in 5 to 7 minutes, so it suits a solo lunch without committing to a whole large pie. The footprint is far bigger than most roundups say and is unchanged on 18 September 2026: 5 restaurants (Suntec City flagship, Changi Airport Terminal 2, i12 Katong, Caltex East Coast takeaway-only and KAP Mall) plus 28 GOPIZZA x 7-Eleven counters, from Jewel and Marina Bay Sands to Nex, Paragon, Sun Plaza and Sentosa.WHERE THE HALAL CLAIM ACTUALLY LANDS: the MUIS register holds three certificates for GOPIZZA, all issued in 2026 and all for restaurants. Suntec City (EERT26050000065), KAP Mall (EERT26050000066) and Changi Airport Terminal 2 (EESB26050000067). i12 Katong and Caltex East Coast are not on the register, and neither is any 7-Eleven, so the 28 counters are not covered by GOPIZZA's own certificates. If halal is essential, use one of those three restaurants rather than treating the whole 33-location network as certified. On prices, GOPIZZA still publishes none on its own site, not on the menu pages and not on its store pages, so whatever an aggregator quotes you is unverified until you are at the counter or in the app. Our own earlier corrections stand: the 2nd-pizza-at-60-cents deal is no longer on its homepage, menu, news page, store pages or promotions subdomain, so we do not bill it as live.BEST FOR: one-person meals, fast turnaround, a late airport or convenience-store slice, and halal diners who can get to Suntec, KAP or Terminal 2.

The homegrown mall-kiosk brand that made single-slice pizza a Singapore staple, launched in 2012 and now sitting under the Kiosks Collective group alongside Crave and A Noodle Story. Its own domain, pezzo.com.sg, redirects to the group site. Pezzo's XXL slices are huge and cheesy, with rotating flavours and a create-your-own option, and every kiosk runs 10am to 10pm. On the outlet count, its own page contradicts itself: the copy says 19 outlets islandwide, while the outlet list underneath names 14, at Hougang Mall, Jurong Point, Lot One, Northpoint, Our Tampines Hub, Paya Lebar Square, Sun Plaza, Tampines One, Waterway Point, White Sands, Bedok Mall, Causeway Point, Clementi Mall and Compass One. Take 14 as the checkable number. Note that neither the group site nor the brand page publishes a price list, so treat any per-slice figure you see quoted around the internet, ours previously included, as unverified until you are at the counter. NEW THIS UPDATE, and it settles the count in your favour: the MUIS halal register holds exactly 14 certificates for Pezzo, one for each of the 14 kiosks it lists, so every outlet you can actually find is certified. Pezzo does not run a standing chain-wide promo, but individual kiosks drop flash deals, so its socials are worth following, and vouchers are sold through Shopee and Lazada.BEST FOR: a cheap, immediate one-slice snack while you are out shopping or commuting.