Peperoni Pizzeria Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026

Drinks win by a mile. Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and Ginger Ale are all S$3.21 each, which is the lowest price on the whole menu. Nothing else comes close, and it’s the one add on that barely moves your bill, whether you’re eating solo or topping up a shared table.

After drinks, the cheapest food is a tie: Shoestring Fries at S$8.56 and Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Yoghurt at S$8.56. Both work as a light bite on their own, but they’re really at their best as a cheap extra next to a pizza or pasta. The next step up is Charred Broccoli, Chicken Wings and Truffle Parmesan Fries, all at S$10.70.

Here’s the cheapest pick in every category, so you can mix and match without overspending in any one spot. Starters and salads are the friendliest categories, while mains and pastas jump once you want a full plate.

Salads deserve a note: at S$17.12 to S$19.26, they’re not a budget main, but Peperoni Chopped Salad (pork) at S$17.12 is a solid light lunch with a drink, coming in under S$21 before any extras. If you want the best value version of this list for a group, the Peperoni Pizzeria value meals guide covers the sets and combos in full.

Pizzas are simple: every 12 inch Classico is S$21.40, so Margherita, Funghi, Grilled Vegetable, Diavola (pork), Napoletana, Hawaiian (pork), and Meatball and Brussels Sprouts white (pork) all tie as the cheapest pizzas. Speciale pizzas step up to S$24.61, which is still good value for the toppings you get, but it’s not the floor.

Pastas match that floor too. Aglio e Olio and Arrabbiata are both S$21.40, making them the cheapest pastas and joint cheapest mains on the menu. After that, Amatriciana (pork) and Puttanesca are S$24.61, Bolognese (beef), Lasagna (beef) and Chicken and Mushroom Pesto are S$26.75, and the priciest pastas, Impossible Bolognese and Pesce, are S$31.03. If you’re choosing between a Classico and a cheap pasta at the same S$21.40, the pizza usually feeds more people, while the pasta suits a solo diner better.

For help picking between the Classico and Speciale ranges, the Peperoni Pizzeria best sellers guide shows which pizzas regulars keep coming back for.

The cheapest full meal depends on when you go. On a weekday lunch, the lunch set from S$22++ is the winner: a 9 inch pizza, pasta or main, plus a starter, a drink and a dessert, Monday to Friday at lunch. The “++” means service charge and GST sit on top, so the final bill runs higher, but it’s still the only set that bundles four courses at that starting price.

Outside lunch hours, build your own cheap meal. A Classico pizza at S$21.40 plus a S$3.21 drink comes to S$24.61 for one, or split a Classico for 2 at S$34.24, which works out to S$17.12 per person. For four, Classico for 4 at S$68.48 is the same S$17.12 per person, while Speciale for 2 at S$44.94 and Speciale for 4 at S$89.88 work out to S$22.47 per person. The XXL Combo at S$96.30 and the XXL half and half combo at S$98.98 suit bigger groups, and half and half 12 inch pizzas run S$27.82 for Classico/Classico, S$29.96 for Classico/Speciale, and S$32.10 for Speciale/Speciale.

Outlets are at Greenwood, 6 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289195 (the original, since 2004), Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard #B1-130, Singapore 038983, and Frankel, 95 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 458221. Desserts, Tiramisu, Vanilla Panna Cotta, and Gelato or Soft Serve Frozen Yoghurt, are priced varies by location, and the chain does not publish official nutrition data, so calories are N/A here.