Quick answer: Singapore’s pizza delivery scene runs from reliable chains like Domino’s and Pizza Hut to woodfired artisan spots like Spizza and Extra Virgin. For a fuss-free family feast with local twists, Domino’s Chilli Crab hits the spot. If you want a proper Neapolitan crust with blistered edges at midnight, Pizza Hut’s extended hours deliver. Those after thin-crust Italian authenticity can order from Spizza; Extra Virgin and Amò cater to treat-yourself evenings with premium toppings.
The group chat confirms dinner at yours, and suddenly everyone is asking what to eat. A pizza delivery that arrives on time and still piping hot is the difference between a relaxing weekend hangout and a room full of hungry, scrolling faces. The secret? Knowing which services handle the distance from oven to door without losing their appeal. Here are the ones that make the host look good.
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Domino’s Pizza
Domino’s runs on reliability — whether you are ordering from Bukit Timah or anywhere else on the island, their delivery covers most of Singapore from 11am to 11pm daily. The menu does not just stick to the usual Pepperoni; you get a Chilli Crab pizza with crab meat and tangy sauce that somehow works, plus an Alfredo Prawn for something creamier. Sizes go from a personal nine-inch to an extra-large 15-inch, so you can sort the entire group chat without overthinking.
Agak agak your group size, then pick from the Singapore-inspired flavours for an easy talking point at the table. This service reaches most corners of the island, so you can plan around friends coming from different areas without worrying about coverage gaps. Order with plenty of lead time on a Saturday, and it reliably arrives while the conversation is still warm.
Address: Multiple outlets, including 557 Bukit Timah Road, Crown Centre, #01-04/05, Singapore 269694.
Delivery Hours: Daily, 11am – 11pm.
Delivery Fee: $4 flat, minimum order $15.
Order: dominos.com.sg
Perfect for a budget-friendly, no-drama order when you want local flavours in pizza form.
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut is the one that probably fed your birthday parties as a kid, and now it is still there — halal-certified, with a menu that keeps things interesting. The Curry Chicken pizza is a solid pick if you like your slice with a bit of heat, and the Hawaiian with chicken ham remains a classic. Their stuffed crust turns any pie into an event.
When your guest list includes a mix of dietary preferences and ages, a halal-certified spread keeps the whole room comfortable. The stuffed crust option turns a familiar meal into something that feels a little more special. Place the order well before the doorbell rings — it stays popular over the weekend, so timing is swee.
Address: Multiple outlets, e.g. Causeway Point, 1 Woodlands Square, #B1-25, Singapore 738099.
Phone: +65 6235 3535
Delivery Hours: Daily, 12am – 11:50pm.
Delivery Fee: From $4, minimum order $15.
Order: pizzahut.com.sg
When it is 1am and you are craving something hot, Pizza Hut is one of the few that still answers. Perfect for night owls and families who want halal options without fuss.
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Spizza
Spizza has been doing thin-crust, wood-fired pizza since 2002, before artisan pizza became a thing in Singapore. The dough is imported and hand-stretched, and the charred edges are the real deal. The KIARA fuses tandoori chicken with bell peppers for a Desi-Italian mash-up, while the QUINTA comes with black truffle paste and a sunny-side-up egg — a little atas but damn shiok.
For an evening that lingers past the mains, this brings a touch of sophistication without the formality. The thin, charred crusts suggest effort even when you are simply unwrapping boxes. It suits a quiet Saturday night when everyone is happy to lounge around the coffee table and savour each slice at their own pace.
Address: 271 Bukit Timah Road, Balmoral Plaza, #01-09, Singapore 259708 (and other outlets).
Delivery Hours: Mon–Fri 11:45am – 2:30pm & 6:30pm – 10:30pm; Sat–Sun & PH 12:30pm – 10:30pm.
Delivery Fee: Free for orders above $60, otherwise $3.
Order: spizza.sg
When you want wood-fired authenticity at home, Spizza delivers thin, crisp pizzas that feel like a restaurant meal, not fast food. Worth the slight wait.
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Sarpino’s
Sarpino’s is a halal-certified operation that makes its dough and sauces from scratch daily — no shortcuts. They have been around for over 20 years. The San Remo with grilled oregano chicken and red peppers is a safe bet; the Midnight Express piles on spicy minced beef, pepperoni, and salami for those who like it meaty.
A halal-friendly option that does not ask anyone to compromise on taste, ideal for a mixed crowd. The from-scratch dough travels well, meaning the base stays respectably crisp by the time it reaches you. Have the menu open on your phone early and let the group vote — it avoids any last-minute second-guessing.
Address: 314 Dunearn Road, Singapore 299551 (multiple outlets).
Phone: 6636 3636
Delivery Hours: Daily, 10:30am – 10pm.
Delivery Fee: $4 islandwide, minimum order $25.
Order: sarpinos.com/sg/locations/
A solid choice for a halal pizza that does not compromise on freshness. The pricing is straightforward, and the 10:30am start means you can even do a pizza lunch early.
Extra Virgin Pizza
Extra Virgin Pizza takes a classic Neapolitan approach — blistered crust, high-hydration dough, and simple, top-quality toppings. Their Pepper Pig brings pepperoni and pork sausage on a tomato base, and the Shellfish Love tops a creamy béchamel with prawns, clams, and squid.
When the pizza is the star of the meal and you want an artisanal feel, this Neapolitan style delivers. The high-hydration dough gives that delicate blistered texture which still registers after transit. Time the delivery to arrive just as the first drinks are poured, and the crust will be at its best.
Address: 7 Holland Village Way, #01-03/04/05, Singapore 275748.
Delivery Hours: Daily, 12pm – 9pm.
Delivery Fee: From $10, minimum order $50; free for orders $120+.
Order: extravirginpizza.com
Ideal for a weekend treat when you are willing to spend a bit more for a pizza that rivals a sit-down restaurant. The 9pm cutoff means plan an early dinner.
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Amò
Amò is a Hongkong Street restaurant that also does delivery, so you are getting restaurant-grade pizza at home. Their dough is slow-fermented, and the toppings lean gourmet: the Truffle Pizza with mushroom, mascarpone, and pecorino, or the Pumpkin Pizza with spicy broccolini and smoked mozzarella.
For a more intimate dinner where every dish is a talking point, this translates restaurant finesse to your dining table. The slow-fermented base and considered toppings feel special without leaving home. It works best for smaller groups that genuinely enjoy discussing food, so plan the order as the centrepiece of the evening.
Address: 33 Hongkong Street, Singapore 059672.
Phone: 6723 7733
Delivery Hours: Tue–Sun 12pm – 2:30pm & 6pm – 10:30pm.
Delivery Fee: From $10++, minimum order $40; free for orders $150+.
Order: amorestaurant.sg
Best for a date night in, when you want the richness of slow-fermented dough and flavours that feel crafted, not assembled. Closed Mondays, so plan for Tuesday onwards.
800° Woodfired Kitchen
800° Woodfired Kitchen comes with a bit of American celebrity — NBA players own it — but the real draw is the halal-friendly woodfired oven running at eight hundred degrees. The Tartufo Pizza with truffle base, mushrooms, and arugula is a hit, and the BBQ Chicken uses rotisserie chicken and sundried tomatoes for a smoky edge. Prices you see are what you pay, no GST surprise.
When you want a relaxed meal with no surprises on the bill, this woodfired kitchen keeps things transparent. The high heat locks in a smoky depth that holds up well on the journey. It is a crowd-pleaser across generations, so you can order without needing to second-guess individual tastes.
Address: 11 Tanjong Katong Road, KINEX Mall, #01-52/53, Singapore 437157.
Delivery Hours: Mon–Fri 11am – 9pm; Sat–Sun 11:30am – 9:30pm.
Delivery Fee: $12 islandwide, minimum order $40; free for orders $150+.
Order: 800degrees.com
If you have a mixed group that includes halal requirements and someone who demands woodfired char, this balances both. The net-price thing is a nice touch.
How to choose the right pizza delivery for your night in
First figure out what matters most: timing, halal status, or the kind of crust you are after. If you need a pizza past 11pm, Pizza Hut is your best friend with hours close to midnight. For a halal-certified pizza, Pizza Hut, Sarpino’s, and 800° all carry the mark, so you have choices across price tiers and styles.
Budget-wise, a Domino’s or Pizza Hut order can come in under $20 for a good-sized pizza with delivery. Woodfired specialists like Spizza offer free delivery above $60, while Extra Virgin and Amò need heftier spending to waive the fee. The delivery minimums and free-delivery thresholds are the real cost — check those before you start building your cart.
Flavour-wise, ask yourself if you want local fusion, classic Italian, or American-style. Domino’s Chilli Crab is unapologetically local; Spizza and Extra Virgin lean European; 800° and Sarpino’s sit in between with global toppings. If slow-fermented dough and premium ingredients are your jam, Amò is worth the extra.
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| Service | Pizza Style | Halal Certified | Delivery Fee | Min Order / Free Over | Operating Hours | Standout Pizza |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domino’s | American, local fusion | Check with the business | $4 flat | $15 / No free delivery stated | 11am – 11pm | Chilli Crab |
| Pizza Hut | American, local fusion | Yes | From $4 | $15 / No free delivery stated | 12am – 11:50pm | Curry Chicken |
| Spizza | Italian, thin-crust woodfired | Check with the business | $3; free over $60 | Free over $60 | Mon–Fri 11:45am–2:30pm & 6:30pm–10:30pm; Sat–Sun 12:30pm–10:30pm | QUINTA (black truffle) |
| Sarpino’s | American, global | Yes | $4 | $25 / No free delivery stated | 10:30am – 10pm | Midnight Express |
| Extra Virgin Pizza | Neapolitan, artisan | Check with the business | From $10 | $50 / Free over $120 | 12pm – 9pm | Shellfish Love |
| Amò | Italian, gourmet | Check with the business | From $10++ | $40 / Free over $150 | Tue–Sun 12pm–2:30pm & 6pm–10:30pm (closed Mon) | Truffle Pizza |
| 800° Woodfired Kitchen | Woodfired American | Yes | $12 | $40 / Free over $150 | Mon–Fri 11am–9pm; Sat–Sun 11:30am–9:30pm | Tartufo Pizza |
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Summary
Pizza delivery in Singapore spans every craving, whether you want a familiar comfort slice at 1am or a blistered Neapolitan with truffle for a special dinner at home. Domino’s and Pizza Hut are the easy, reliable picks; Spizza and Extra Virgin bring restaurant-grade quality to your door; Amò and 800° offer something in between with their own personalities. The right choice depends on your budget, halal needs, and how late you are planning to eat.
Disclaimer: Details like operating hours, delivery fees, and minimum orders can change. Confirm with the business directly when you order.
Frequently asked questions
Which pizza delivery services in Singapore are halal-certified?
Pizza Hut, Sarpino’s, and 800° Woodfired Kitchen are halal-certified. For Domino’s, Spizza, Extra Virgin, and Amò, check directly with the business.
What is the latest operating pizza delivery in Singapore?
Pizza Hut delivers from 12am to 11:50pm daily, the widest window. Domino’s closes at 11pm, while most artisan places stop by 9pm or 10:30pm.
Which pizza delivery is best for authentic Italian-style pizza?
Spizza has been wood-firing thin-crust pizzas since 2002 with imported ingredients. Extra Virgin Pizza focuses on Neapolitan techniques, and Amò uses slow-fermented dough with gourmet Italian toppings.
How much does pizza delivery cost in Singapore?
Delivery fees range from $3–$12, with minimum orders of $15–$50. Spizza offers free delivery over $60, while Extra Virgin and Amò waive the fee above $120 and $150 respectively.
Can I get a local-flavoured pizza delivered?
Domino’s does a Chilli Crab pizza with crab meat and tangy sauce, and Pizza Hut has a Curry Chicken pizza with aromatic spices. Both blend Singaporean tastes into delivery-friendly pies.
Do any pizza delivery places use wood-fired ovens?
Spizza, Extra Virgin Pizza, and 800° Woodfired Kitchen all cook their pizzas in high-temperature woodfired ovens, giving the crust a distinct char and texture.
