8 Best Tingkat Delivery Services in Singapore (2026): Real Per-Meal Prices From $5.50, and the Surcharges Every Other Roundup Leaves Out

Part of Select Group, the same company behind Stamford Catering, and after checking every rate card we could find it publishes the lowest per-meal number in Singapore: $5.50 per person per meal. Its own checkout shows a subtotal both before and after GST, so read $5.50 as the pre-tax figure and about $6.00 as what you will actually pay. What that buys: a choice of 3 dishes and 1 soup, or 4 dishes, cooked with less oil, reduced salt and no added MSG, from a kitchen with over 30 years behind it. Thematic Tuesdays rotate in one-off favourites like Japanese curry and nasi lemak. Now the constraints, because they are what makes the price possible. It is dinner only, with no lunch service at all. The minimum is 2 pax per meal per package, so a solo diner cannot buy in. You subscribe by the week at either 5 days or 4 days, and on the 4-day plan you nominate which weekday to skip. Orders run to the end of the calendar month rather than for a rolling 20 days, so a mid-month start costs less and ends at the same time as everyone else's. Rice is an add-on you choose at checkout: none, white, or brown. Containers are the traditional tiffin carrier, which you leave outside your door for the driver to collect on the next delivery, or a disposable microwavable box for $1 more. No meals on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. WORTH KNOWING: the one live promotion is Bellyfull Rewards, which gives a free gift to households that subscribe to full-month tingkat dinner service for both October and November 2026 in a single checkout, one gift per household, delivered in the last week of November. Best for: families of two or more who eat dinner at home on weeknights and want the lowest number on this page.

Most tingkat outfits make you fill in a form to learn the price. This one puts every package and every pax tier straight into its own store, which is why it is the one we could check line by line. Regular Tingkat, dinner service only, in disposable containers with no washing up: 5 days costs $105, $130, $160 and $170 for two to five pax, so the 5-pax trial works out to $6.80 a head per meal. 10 days is $190 to $320, 16 days is $290 to $538, and 20 days is $350, $450, $530 and $600, which at five pax is $6.00 a head per meal, the lowest figure you can reach here. Nothing is added at checkout for GST. The catch on Regular is that it stops at 5 pax, so larger households have to buy two packages. The step up is Love Tingkat, its HPB Healthier Choice line, which drops processed and canned ingredients and adds a soup option: a 5-day trial starts at $108 for one pax on 3 dishes without soup, or $119 with it, and there is a 40-day package running $760 for one pax up to $2,120 for five, which is $10.60 a head per meal. Expect Love Tingkat to cost meaningfully more than Regular; the healthier menu is not a free upgrade. There is also a Delightful line sitting between the two, at $120 to $358 for 5 days. No deliveries on public holidays or weekends. Best for: anyone who wants to compare a real number against a real number tonight rather than wait for a sales call back.

Kim Paradise says it serves over 6,000 customers a day out of 30B Quality Road, and unlike most of its halal rivals it prints the whole grid, in both pre-GST and GST-inclusive columns, which is how a price should be published. Family Tingkat, lunch or dinner, 3 dishes and 1 soup: 20 days at five pax is $600, or $654 with GST, which is $6.54 a head per meal, the cheapest halal-certified rate we could verify from a published rate card. Take 4 dishes instead and it is $650, or $708.50 with GST, so $7.09. The grid runs from 10 to 20 days and, usefully, includes a 12-day option at 3 days a week and a 16-day at 4 days a week for households that do not eat in every night. Solo diners get one row only, 20 days at $230 or $250.70 with GST, which is $12.54 a meal, roughly double the five-pax rate. A separate Healthy Tingkat line uses salmon, pomfret and cordyceps chicken on 2 dishes and 1 soup, and costs far more: $170 or $185.30 with GST for 10 days at one pax, which is $18.53 a meal. Now the fine print, which is unusually honest and unusually important. There are no trial plans at all, so the minimum commitment is 10 days. Steamed rice is not included in any price, white or brown is an add-on. Delivery is Monday to Friday only, lunch 9.30am to 1.30pm and dinner 3pm to 7pm, with nothing on weekends, public holidays, public holiday in-lieu days, Christmas Eve or Lunar New Year Eve. You may skip meals if you tell them a working day ahead before 4pm, but 16 and 20-day packages get only 2 skips, and 10 and 12-day packages get no replacement for a skipped meal at all. And the one most people miss: it delivers only to selected areas, so call 6255 1000 and check your postcode before you plan around it. Two tiffin carriers come on loan; microwavable boxes are on request and may carry a surcharge. Best for: halal households of four or five who will commit to a month.

Run by RichFood Group, this is the service that behaves most like a shop: the packages sit in a normal online cart with every pax tier priced, and the week's menu is posted in advance, day by day, lunch and dinner, so you can see exactly what is coming before you pay. Regular Tingkat is 1 soup and 3 dishes, or 4 dishes, with a choice of no rice, white or brown. The 20-day package is $300 at two pax without rice, which is $327 with GST or $8.18 a head per meal, and $620 at five pax, which is $675.80 with GST or $6.76 a meal. Add the fourth dish and rice and five pax becomes $850, or $926.50 with GST. The 10-day package starts at $180 before GST and the 5-day trial at $120, so a two-pax trial is $130.80 with GST, which is $13.08 a meal: trials here are expensive per meal, as they are everywhere, because the cost is spread over ten servings instead of a hundred. A separate Healthy Tingkat line runs $170 to $694.75 for 5 days and $500 to $2,066 for 20. Dishes are MSG-free and cooked in pure vegetable oil, and the kitchen holds SFA licence PL22G0239. Delivery is Monday to Friday, lunch 9.45am to 1.45pm and dinner 3pm to 7pm, with no weekend or public holiday service. The one thing to plan around: orders must go in at least 3 working days ahead, which is the longest lead time on this list, so this is not the service to call on a Sunday night. Best for: people who want to read next week's actual menu before committing, and who can order early.

Neo Garden is the biggest name here, a listed caterer of more than 30 years that calls itself the No. 1 caterer in Singapore, and its tingkat arm is the most flexible on the shape of the week. You can take 3 days, 4 days or 5 days per week on any meal plan, which none of the cheaper services offer, on a minimum 10-day subscription. Two lines: Family Omakase from $7.25 a pax, with 3 dishes and 1 soup or 4 dishes, pitched at households feeding both children and grandparents; and Healthier Choice from $13.38 a pax, 2 dishes and 1 soup, cooked with lighter methods. International Tuesdays swap in Korean, Japanese or Thai menus as 3 dishes plus a carb, and the soups are double-boiled for at least six hours. Dishes go lighter on salt and oil with no added MSG, and the recipe repertoire is deep enough that menus rarely repeat. Now the line that sits in a red banner at the top of its own tingkat page, and that we have not seen quoted in a single other roundup: a $1 daily support fee applies to all new and renewed tingkat orders, and has done since 1 April 2025. On a five-pax plan that is 20 cents a head per meal and barely matters. On a one-pax plan it is a full dollar on top of every single meal, which is a 14 per cent increase on the $7.25 headline. Read the headline rate as $7.25 plus $1 a day, not $7.25. There is also a $150 off banner running on the Family Omakase plan; the terms are not printed on the page, so treat it as something to confirm at the point of order rather than a number to budget around. Best for: households that eat in three or four nights a week rather than five, and want a large operator behind the service.

Every other service on this page sells you a block of days. Shiok sells you dishes, and it is the only halal tingkat here with no subscription and no set menu, which makes it the one to try if a month-long commitment is exactly the thing putting you off. You pick from around 21 dishes a week and pay by the 2-pax portion. Vegetables and staples are mostly $5.00 to $5.50, steamed jasmine rice with Alchemy Fibre is $3.90, chicken dishes run $5.90 to $6.50, fish $6.50 to $9.90, and beef, prawn or salmon $8.50 to $10.90. Soups are $4.50 to $6.90. To make that concrete: rice, two vegetable or chicken dishes and a soup for two people comes to about $21.40, which is $10.70 a head, and then $10 delivery sits on top, so the honest comparison against the subscription services is that flexibility costs you roughly four dollars a meal. The kitchen leans deliberately healthy: Alchemy Fibre in the rice, low-sodium oyster and soy sauces throughout, meals described as diabetic-friendly, ISO22000 food safety standards, and cook-chill sealing with nitrogen to extend shelf life without preservatives. Delivery works on a weekly rhythm rather than daily: order before the 12pm Thursday cut-off and your food arrives on the following Sunday and Wednesday, which also means you are reheating rather than eating straight from the driver. New customers get a free dish on a minimum $50 spend with code SHIOK!NEW; the free item has to be added to the cart and the lowest-value item is the one comped. Best for: smaller households, anyone with dietary restrictions to work around, and people who will not sign up for a month.

Soul Delicacies sits at the premium end and does not pretend otherwise. Its Gourmet Healthy Tingkat is built on low glycaemic index sugar, low sodium salt and no artificial additives or preservatives, it is halal certified, and the grid it publishes is one of the most complete here: 5, 10, 20, 60 and 120-day plans across 1 to 6 pax. For an HDB or landed address, six pax over 20 days is $1,308.76, which is $10.91 a head per meal, and 120 days is $7,852.61 at the same rate. At the other end, one pax over 5 days is $100, or $20 a meal, which is what a short premium trial actually costs. But the detail worth the whole entry is this: Soul Delicacies runs two separate price grids, one for HDB and landed addresses and a higher one for condominiums, apartments, hotels and offices, and the gap applies to every single line. One pax over 5 days is $100 at an HDB block and $105 at a condo; 10 days is $180 against $190; 20 days is $340 against $360; two pax over 20 days is $642.71 against $662.71. It is a $5 to $20 difference per package rather than a catastrophe, but it is real, it compounds over a 120-day plan, and we have not found another caterer that prints it openly. If you live in a condo, price the condo column and nothing else. Delivery is islandwide except the external islands, on weekdays only, excluding public holidays. The same kitchen also does mini buffets if you need one occasionally: 7 courses at $22.89 with GST for a minimum 20 pax, 8 courses at $28.34 for 15, and 9 courses at $34.34 for 10. Best for: larger households who want premium ingredients and will read the right column.

The hardest part of buying tingkat is not choosing a caterer, it is that each one publishes its prices in a different shape, so you cannot line them up. FoodLine is the marketplace that does the lining up: around 30 tingkat caterers and 785 tingkat and daily-meal menus, each with the package length, pax count, dish count and price per pax on the same card, plus verified customer reviews. It is also where several caterers that have no website of their own actually sell, which is worth knowing if a name you have seen recommended has no site you can check. Filter by budget per pax, by minimum pax, by halal certification and by cuisine, then order online at any hour instead of waiting on a sales team. New members get a $5 coupon with no minimum spend, and there is a Tingkat Savings Plan that the site says saves up to $40. MissLobang readers get $10 off a $100 spend with the code LOBANG10, and eligible orders can earn up to $400 in Huat! Together vouchers. One caveat to keep straight: the prices and terms on a listing belong to the caterer, not to FoodLine, so delivery windows, surcharges and skip policies still have to be read on the individual card before you check out. Best for: working out who is actually cheapest for your household size before you hand anyone a month of dinners.