Quick answer: This directory covers four currently-operating food delivery and catering platforms in Singapore: GrabFood (market leader, islandwide), Foodpanda (food and grocery delivery), Oddle Eats (restaurant delivery and reservations, 1,500+ restaurants), and Foodline (group catering, 20-500 pax). Deliveroo, previously covered here, has fully exited the Singapore market; see the note below.
Ordering in isn’t just tapping a button—it’s knowing when the riders are free, which platform skips the surcharge, and how to feed a whole party without blowing the budget. There’s an unspoken rhythm to food delivery here, and once you catch it, you’ll never stare at that delivery fee the same way again.
GrabFood
GrabFood (UEN: 201316157E) is Singapore’s leading food delivery platform, covering everything from hawker stalls to fine dining.
Products or Services
Delivery from a wide range of restaurants and hawker stalls, with Standard, Priority, or Saver options and scheduling up to two days ahead; a self-collection pickup option; Dine Out Deals; and a GrabUnlimited subscription for free delivery and perks.
Contact Information & Location
- Availability: Islandwide in Singapore
- Customer Support: Grab Help Centre
- Delivery Hours: Roughly 7am-2am, depending on restaurant and location
- Website: GrabFood
GrabFood is the platform that rewards planning. If you can agak agak your hunger an hour ahead, the Saver delivery slashes fees and nobody chases you for being early. Self-collection turns it into a quick chope-and-go, and their Dine Out Deals quietly fund your next lazy Sunday.
Foodpanda
Foodpanda (UEN: 201209757Z) connects customers with a wide selection of restaurants and shops, including grocery delivery.
Products or Services
Food delivery spanning local and international cuisines, grocery delivery from partnered stores, and solutions for corporate events and office lunches.
Contact Information & Location
- Availability: Islandwide in Singapore
- Customer Support: Via the Foodpanda app
- Delivery Hours: Varies by restaurant; some partners offer 24/7 delivery
- Website: Foodpanda
When your coffee stash runs dry at 11pm, Foodpanda’s grocery arm feels like a round-the-clock convenience. The same app feeds your whole office—just schedule ahead and let one person place the order. The lunch spread arrives while everyone else is still queuing at the food court.
Oddle Eats
Oddle Eats (UEN: 201304909H) is a food discovery and delivery platform offering direct delivery from over 1,500 local restaurants.
Products or Services
Islandwide delivery from over 1,500 restaurants, pickup and dine-in reservations at over 400 restaurants directly, vouchers, and a mobile app with curated recommendations.
Contact Information & Location
- Availability: Islandwide in Singapore
- Customer Support: Via the Oddle Eats app
- Delivery Hours: Varies by restaurant; some offer late-night delivery until around 11:30pm
- Website: Oddle Eats
Oddle Eats is where you go when you want a restaurant meal exactly the way the chef intended, not a lukewarm version after three stops. The real power move is using it to book a table instead—skip the delivery fee entirely and let the restaurant handle the rest. Their curated recommendations feel like a knowing nod from a very connected friend.
Foodline
Foodline.sg Pte. Ltd. (UEN: 201334361E) connects groups of 20 to 500 people with over 500 caterers; its website describes it as Singapore’s largest catering portal and a Straits Times Fastest Growing Company (2026 recognition confirmed on their site).
Products or Services
Group catering menus from around S$3 per person (tingkat meals) up to buffet-style spreads, islandwide delivery from S$2.90 to S$9.90 depending on order, a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, a Best Price Guarantee, and an FL Coins loyalty programme.
Contact Information & Location
- Availability: Islandwide in Singapore
- Phone: +65 6037 3837
- Email: [email protected]
- WhatsApp: +65 8770 1140
- Website: Foodline
Planning a birthday party or company lunch? Foodline turns the daunting math of feeding a crowd into a few calm taps. The trick is to browse by delivery fee first—some caterers wave the charge once you hit a certain headcount, which is easy when you’re already corralling 20 hungry colleagues. The tingkat menus make weekday dinners feel like someone’s watching out for you.
At a Glance
| Platform | Focus |
|---|---|
| GrabFood | Market-leading general delivery |
| Foodpanda | Food + grocery delivery |
| Oddle Eats | Direct restaurant delivery, 1,500+ restaurants |
| Foodline | Group catering, 20-500 pax |
About this list: This is a directory of four currently-operating food delivery and catering platforms in Singapore — not a ranking or endorsement, and not exhaustive.
Important — platform no longer operating in Singapore: Deliveroo, previously covered on this page, has fully exited the Singapore market. Its parent company DoorDash announced in February 2026 that it would wind down Deliveroo’s Singapore operations (alongside Qatar, Japan, and Uzbekistan) to focus investment elsewhere, with the platform ceasing Singapore operations after 4 March 2026. Deliveroo had operated in Singapore since 2015. We’re keeping this note here since readers may still search for Deliveroo specifically.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
