Birds of Paradise Delivery Menu
The birds of paradise delivery menu is built on pints, not scoops. Birds of Paradise has offered islandwide delivery of takeaway pints through its own website, and that is the route to use if you want gelato at home. Start with the Birds of Paradise menu to pick your flavours, then use this guide for the delivery formats, the reported fees and minimums, and what actually travels well. One warning up front: the delivery terms on record are dated, so confirm the current terms on the official site before you order.
What is on the Birds of Paradise delivery menu?
Pints lead the delivery menu, since a sealed pint survives a ride across Singapore in a way a single scoop never will. Guides list the delivery range as the regular botanical flavours, with pints priced by flavour, and cone chips sold to go with them. Limited event formats have appeared online too, such as the GABICO party cups during race week, which paired Vanilla Fig and Mint Cacao for home sharing. Single scoops in cups and thyme cones stay in store items, and pints are sold for takeaway at most outlets, though guides note pints were not sold at the Jewel Changi Airport outlet, so pick a different outlet for takeaway if Jewel is your usual stop.
| Delivery item | What you get | Reported terms |
|---|---|---|
| Takeaway pint | One flavour, sealed, for home | Reported S$17 or S$20 by flavour, historical |
| Cone chips | Broken thyme cone pieces for crunch | Sold to go with pints, price varies by outlet |
| Party cups | Small cups for sharing at home | Event formats only, such as GABICO |
| Single scoop | In store only, cup or thyme cone | Not a delivery item |
| Thyme cone | In store only, made fresh on site | Order chips instead for delivery |
How To Order Delivery Without A Melted Mess
Order pints, not scoops, and keep the order simple. Put the pints straight in the freezer when they arrive, and save the cone chips for serving time so they stay crisp. Order enough to hit any free delivery threshold if one is live, since a single pint plus a fee is the worst value order. Check the flavour list on the official site before you order, since the board changes by outlet and season, and a flavour you love in store may not be in the delivery range that week.
How much does Birds of Paradise delivery cost?
The honest answer is that current delivery fees could not be verified, and the figures on record are historical. An older delivery guide listed pints at S$17 or S$20 depending on flavour, with a minimum order of three pints and a maximum of four, and islandwide delivery at a flat fee of S$8. A later guide noted free islandwide delivery for orders of S$55 and above. Those terms may have changed since, and the brand own site is the only place to confirm the live ones. In store scoop prices are a separate matter, with reported singles from around S$4.70 in older guides to around S$6.50 in recent ones, so use those only for in store visits, not for delivery maths.
| Delivery cost item | Reported figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Pint, by flavour | S$17 or S$20 | Historical guide, confirm current price |
| Flat delivery fee | S$8 | Historical guide, islandwide |
| Free delivery threshold | S$55 and above | Later guide, confirm it still applies |
| Minimum order | 3 pints | Historical guide, maximum 4 pints |
| Limited event pint | S$21.50 | Reported, race week listing |
Can you get cones delivered?
Not in any useful sense. A thyme cone is rolled fresh on site and goes soft fast, so no delivery guide lists cones as a delivery item. Cone chips are the answer: broken pieces of the same thyme cone, packed separately, which keep their crunch until you scatter them over a scoop at home. If you want the full cone experience, visit an outlet instead, and order pints for the next time you want gelato at home. Takeaway pints from most outlets give you the same flavours without the cone problem, and a bag of chips closes the gap nicely.
Birds of Paradise delivery menu FAQ
Straight answers on the birds of paradise delivery menu, fees, and ordering.
Does Birds of Paradise deliver in Singapore?
Birds of Paradise has offered islandwide delivery of pints through its own website, with historical terms of a minimum of three pints and a flat fee. Confirm the current terms on the official site before ordering, since no GrabFood or foodpanda listing was verified.
What can you order for delivery?
Pints are the main delivery item, plus cone chips to go with them. Limited event formats such as party cups have also appeared online, while single scoops and cones are in store items.
How much does Birds of Paradise delivery cost?
Historical reports list pints at S$17 or S$20 by flavour, a flat delivery fee of S$8, and free islandwide delivery for orders of S$55 and above. All of these are reported and dated, so confirm current fees before ordering.
Can you get thyme cones delivered?
Cones travel badly, so order cone chips separately instead. Chips give you the thyme crunch at home without a soggy cone, and pints plus chips are the delivery order that works.
Is Birds of Paradise on GrabFood or foodpanda?
No GrabFood or foodpanda listing was verified for this guide. Past delivery ran through the brand own website, so check there first, and check the outlet if you want takeaway instead.
Related Birds of Paradise menus
Current deals and top flavours sit in these two guides.