7 Best Pizza Deals, Promotions & Offers in Singapore (August 2026) — Pizza Hut 2 for S$22, Domino's S$7.99 Pickup, Canadian 2-for-1

The value king of the delivery chains. Domino's runs 50% off pizzas on both delivery and Click & Collect, and it kicks in from a single pizza — you don't need to buy two. The other standing offer is the ALL-DAY PICK-UP DEAL: one regular pizza from S$7.99, all day, every day, on self-pickup (surcharges apply for premium crusts, flavours and extra toppings). Want a full meal? MY DOMINO'S BOX — a 6-inch pizza with 2 mini sides of your choice — is S$9.90, or S$18 for two boxes and S$25 for three. Domino's has also run two app/pickup codes — 784497 for the app-exclusive Sha-WAH-ma Chicken Cheese Volcano (large) from S$19.90 (U.P. S$50.90) and 261177 for a free 1.5L bottle of Coke on pickup orders over S$30 — but neither is listed among the three offers on the promos page as at 4 August 2026, so treat them as worth trying in the app rather than guaranteed. Deals rotate, and only one promo applies per order, so check dominos.com.sg/promos or the app before you check out. BEST FOR: cheap solo or two-person orders, especially on pickup.

Pizza Hut's sharpest price of the month is live now: 2 REGULAR PIZZAS FOR S$22, or 2 LARGE PIZZAS FOR S$33, from 12 to 26 August 2026, all day while stocks last, on both delivery and self-collection. At S$11 a regular pizza it undercuts almost everything else here once you're buying two. Running alongside it to 31 August is the National Day line-up: Cheesy 7 Durian (regular S$16.90) and Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa join the signature seven-cheese blend (Cheddar, Cream Cheese, Edam, Monterey Jack, Mozzarella, Parmesan, Provolone) with its edge-to-edge cheesy crunch, alongside Cheesy 7 Sliders at S$7.50 each, and the National Day Bundle from S$61 — four regular pizzas (one Cheesy 7 plus three fan-favourites) and three sides with Garlic Bread or Breadsticks. Note the S$6.10-off National Day takeaway offer was 8–10 August only (11am–4pm, walk-in takeaway and self-collection, min. spend S$40) and has ended. There's also a standing 50% off two pizzas (one Cheesy 7 variant + one fan-favourite). BEST FOR: cheese lovers, two-pizza orders, National Day gatherings and family dine-in. Check pizzahut.com.sg/order/coupons for current codes.

The original two-for-one deal, and still the best play for feeding a group: order any pizza off the 2 For 1 menu and the second one is completely FREE. The site's earlier 10%-off-online offer expired on 30 April 2026, so don't count on it — but there's a better one running if you qualify. SAFRA and 11B card holders get the Book Out Bundle for 2 at S$15.90 (U.P. S$29.40) — one regular pizza, a side and two canned drinks — from 1 July to 31 August 2026, walk-in orders only, at all outlets except KidZania and National Stadium; it can't be combined with other discounts or promo codes. Also new on the value menu: the Lion's 6ix at S$33.90, plus group meals from the Four Bites of 6ix (4 pax, S$39.90) up to 6ix & Celebrate (10 pax, S$89.90). Canadian markets halal-friendly options at many outlets — confirm MUIS certification for your specific outlet. BEST FOR: parties, families, NSmen and anyone who wants 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. Quality is a step up from the delivery chains (and priced accordingly), but there's a smart hack: enjoy 15% off wood-fired pizzas after 9.30pm, Sundays to Thursdays, across all eight outlets: Suntec, United Square, Upper Thomson, Biopolis, Greenwood, Frankel, Paya Lebar Quarter 3 and Mountbatten Community Club. New since 16 July 2026: a weekday happy hour with up to 30% off selected craft beers and wines, 12–3pm and 5–7pm at participating outlets. BEST FOR: a proper sit-down pizza night, big groups, and late-evening value. Order the XXL online for delivery to a party.

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. Their positioning is 'no gimmicks, no crazy promotions, just simple fresh-made pizza' with straightforward base prices and delivery — so don't come looking for a headline discount. The big news: the brand announced official halal certification in July 2025, and the halal mark now appears across its site, which makes it one of the few gourmet delivery options that's certified chain-wide rather than outlet-by-outlet. Note that some branches have shut (the Junction 8 / Bishan Place outlet has closed), so check the Locations page for your nearest one before ordering. BEST FOR: a better-quality delivery pizza when you don't feel like leaving home, and halal diners who want more than the usual chains. Order at sarpinos.com or call 6636 3636.

The Korean grab-and-go chain that's expanded fast across Singapore malls, and it's had two big upgrades: GOPIZZA is now halal-certified (the brand announced it in 2026 and the halal mark is on its own site), and it's running the 2nd-pizza-at-60-cents deal — buy one, get any second pizza for S$0.60, valid across flavours and sizes, for dine-in, takeaway and the delivery apps. Riding SG61, there's also a limited Chicken Satay pizza with satay chicken and satay sauce. Pizzas come in three sizes — grab (5-inch), regular (9-inch) and large (12-inch) — cooked fresh in minutes thanks to its dome-oven tech, so it's ideal for a solo lunch without committing to a whole large pie. Around 7 outlets including Suntec City, King Albert Park Mall and Changi Airport T2, plus GOPIZZA x 7-Eleven counters and delivery. BEST FOR: one-person meals, fast turnaround, halal diners, and splitting two pizzas for barely more than the price of one. Check the site or app for the live promo.

The homegrown mall-kiosk brand that made single-slice pizza a Singapore staple, launched back in 2012. Pezzo's XXL slices are huge and cheesy, and land at roughly S$5–6 each depending on flavour, with rotating options like Hot & Spicy, Alfredo Chicken and Pepperoni Feast. It runs 19 outlets in malls and transport hubs islandwide, by its own website's count — Waterway Point, White Sands, Causeway Point, Jurong Point and Bedok Mall among them — so it's the fastest, cheapest way to grab a pizza fix on the go: no delivery fee, no waiting for a whole pie. Pezzo doesn't run a standing chain-wide promo, but individual kiosks drop flash deals (a Jurong Point flash offer put a S$5.30 slice at S$2 for the first 20 customers in a one-hour window), so it's worth following their socials. BEST FOR: a cheap, immediate one-slice snack while you're out shopping or commuting. Combos and slice-plus-drink bundles offer a bit more value.