I was walking through Suntec City this week and clocked the GoPizza outlet with three standees crammed into its storefront entrance — bright enough that you'd see them from across the basement food concourse. The signs were running concurrent promotions, which is unusual; most chains stagger their deals so customers focus on one. GoPizza is stacking all three at once.
Here's what's on, with the caveat that I saw these at the Suntec City outlet specifically — confirm at your nearest store before assuming all GoPizza locations carry the same set.
Promo 1 — 60¢ 2nd Pizza (all flavours)
The standout. Buy any regular pizza at full price (GoPizza's regular pizzas are typically in the S$11–14 range depending on flavour), and your second regular pizza is S$0.60. The standee makes it clear this is across all flavours, not limited to a subset — so you can pair, say, a Pepperoni with a Bulgogi Chicken at full price + 60 cents.
For two people, this is some of the cheapest sit-down pizza math at a chain in Singapore. A pair of regulars normally costs ~S$26 at GoPizza; with the 60¢ deal, ~S$13.60. Per-slice that's roughly S$1.13 if you're cutting each pizza into six.
The thing to verify: whether "regular" means the standard ~10-inch personal-size or a larger one. GoPizza's branding mostly centres on their personal-pan size, so I'd assume that's what's covered. If you're going for sharing, ask the counter to clarify before ordering.
Promo 2 — 1-Pax Meal at S$10.90 (with +S$2 upgrade)
This is the solo-eater promo. The standee shows a pizza-plus-side-plus-drink combo at S$10.90, with a "+S$2" callout suggesting an upgrade tier (usually larger drink or premium side). The side in the photo looked like a pasta dish, possibly the Bulgogi spaghetti GoPizza has on their menu.
For lunch-by-yourself, S$10.90 for a hot pizza meal is competitive with food court chicken rice + drink and cheaper than most casual dining lunches in malls. Not as headline-grabbing as the 60¢ deal, but useful if you're alone.
Promo 3 — Crunch Into Flavour at S$5.90
The standee labelled "Crunch Into Flavour" at S$5.90 shows five different chicken-snack flavours — looks like chicken pops or boneless wings in different seasonings. This isn't a meal; it's a side or snack add-on. The pricing puts it roughly in line with KFC's snack boxes.
It's worth pairing with Promo 1 if you want extra protein to round out the two-pizza meal — you'd hit S$13.60 + S$5.90 = ~S$19.50 for what could feed 2–3 light eaters.
Honest take
The 60¢ 2nd pizza is the only one of the three I'd actively go out of my way for. The 1-Pax Meal is convenience pricing — fair, not exciting. The Crunch box is an upsell that makes sense in combination with promo 1.
The hidden timer on all three is "while stocks last / promo standees in store". GoPizza changes their marketing material every few weeks, so if you're planning to use the 60¢ deal, I'd not wait more than two or three weeks. The promo end date of 30 June 2026 above is a conservative cap I'm using for the deal card — actual end date wasn't shown on the standee, so check the GoPizza app or ask in-store.
What to order if you're using the 60¢ deal
GoPizza's strongest items in my view (and broadly the consensus among friends who eat there regularly) are the Bulgogi Chicken (sweet-savoury Korean-style minced beef analogue applied to a pizza base — GoPizza's house signature), and the Pepperoni & Cheese (their workhorse). Pair these and you get one familiar-comfort pick and one signature.
If you want to be more adventurous, the Potato Gold (cheese + potato + sweet mayo) is their cult flavour; not for everyone but the people who like it really like it.
