Peperoni Pizzeria Party Packages Prices Singapore 2026

The party end of the menu starts with the 21-inch XXL pizzas, which come in three price tiers depending on the toppings you pick. A Classico XXL is S$62.60, a half and half XXL mixing one Classico side with one Speciale side is S$66.34, and a full Speciale XXL is S$70.09. Each one is cut into 32 slices, so you’re paying for volume as much as for toppings. The same tiers apply to the regular 12-inch pizzas at much lower prices, S$21.40 for Classico and S$24.61 for Speciale, but for a group the XXL is where the value sits.

If your group is small, the combos for 2 and 4 are worth a look before you jump to an XXL. Classico for 2 is S$34.24 and Speciale for 2 is S$44.94, while Classico for 4 is S$68.48 and Speciale for 4 is S$89.88. The Peperoni Pizzeria combo meals guide breaks down how those smaller combos compare, so you can check whether an XXL or a combo for 4 fits your headcount better.

One XXL pizza is cut into 32 slices, which is the number to plan around. At 3 slices per person, a single XXL covers about 10 hungry eaters. At 2 slices per person, with starters and pastas on the table too, it stretches to about 15 or 16 people. For a party where pizza is the main event and people will graze over a few hours, plan on 3 slices per adult and a little less per child, then round up rather than down. Running out mid-party is worse than having a few slices left for the fridge.

Those per-head figures are for the pizza or combo alone, before drinks, starters and desserts. Drinks are cheap at S$3.21 for Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite or Ginger Ale, so adding a drink per person adds just over S$3 to the per-head cost. Desserts are priced on the varies by location basis, so ask your outlet for the dessert prices when you place a big order. If you’re feeding kids as well as adults, the pizza-only per-head cost is the fairest way to compare, since kids rarely eat a full combo share.

The XXL Combo is priced at S$96.30 and the XXL half and half combo at S$98.98, and both are built around the XXL pizza range for group orders. The published menu lists the combo prices without a full item-by-item breakdown, so the honest advice is to confirm exactly what’s included with your outlet when you order. That matters because combo contents can shift by outlet, and you don’t want to assume sides or drinks are included when they aren’t. What you can count on is the pizza itself: the XXL half and half combo lets you split the pizza between a Classico topping and a Speciale topping, which is handy when half the group wants something classic and the other half wants something richer.

For topping ideas, the Classico range at S$62.60 for an XXL covers Margherita, Funghi, Grilled Vegetable, Diavola, Napoletana, Hawaiian and Meatball and Brussels Sprouts white. The Speciale range at S$70.09 for an XXL covers Frutti di Mare, Quattro Formaggi, Carne, Burrata and Prosciutto, Prosciutto di Parma, Impossible Meat, Crispy Bacon and Potato white, Portobello white and Chicken Truffle white. A half and half XXL at S$66.34 for a Classico and Speciale split is often the best party compromise, since it keeps both camps happy on one pizza.

Pizza alone can carry a party, but a couple of starters and a pasta or two turn it into a proper spread. Starters are the easiest win: Truffle Parmesan Fries at S$10.70 disappear fast, Chicken Wings at S$10.70 suit a crowd, and Calamari Fritti at S$14.98 or Fritto Misto at S$17.12 give you something to pick at while the pizzas arrive. For a lighter counterpoint, the Peperoni Chopped Salad at S$17.12 or Chicken Caesar at S$18.19 works well, and the Kale and Chickpea salad at S$19.26 covers guests who want something green.

Starters and Pastas That Work for a Group

For pastas, pick one tomato-based and one creamy option so there’s something for everyone. Aglio e Olio at S$21.40 and Arrabbiata at S$21.40 are the cheapest pasta picks, while Carbonara at S$27.82 and Chicken and Mushroom Pesto at S$26.75 are longtime favourites that hold up well as shared plates. Bolognese at S$26.75 is the safe beef option for a mixed crowd. Order pastas in a couple of larger shared portions rather than one per person if your outlet allows it, and keep the pizza as the centrepiece.

Don’t forget the mains if your group includes people who don’t eat pizza. Chicken Milanese at S$25.68 and Aubergine Parmigiana at S$21.40 are solid single-plate options, and Baby Back Ribs at S$29.96 suit a heartier appetite. Finish with dessert if the budget allows, but note that Tiramisu, Vanilla Panna Cotta and Gelato or Soft Serve Frozen Yoghurt are priced on a varies by location basis, so confirm those prices with your outlet.

Order ahead, especially for Friday and Saturday evenings and for orders of two or more XXL pizzas. Give the outlet your headcount, your topping split, and your pickup or delivery time, and confirm the combo contents and the total before you hang up. If you’re ordering for delivery, check the Peperoni Pizzeria delivery menu for how delivery orders differ from dine-in, since delivery prices and availability can vary from the in-store menu. For a weekday lunch party, ask about the weekday lunch set from S$22++ too, though that’s priced per person rather than as a group bundle.

Peperoni Pizzeria has six Singapore outlets: Greenwood at 6 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289195, Suntec City at 3 Temasek Boulevard #B1-130, Singapore 038983, Frankel at 95 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 458221, Biopolis at 10 Biopolis Road #01-01, Singapore 138670, Upper Thomson at 267 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574394, and United Square at 101 Thomson Road #01-07/60, Singapore 307591. Pick the outlet closest to your party venue to keep the pizzas hot, and confirm opening hours and large-order lead times with that outlet directly, since lead times can vary by location.