Polar Puffs & Cakes Party Packages Prices Singapore 2026

A small party at Polar can cost under S$30, and a bigger one lands around S$50 to S$80 before delivery. The cheapest ready-made option is a Minions Mini cake at S$5.90 for one person, while the Tartlets & Canapes Party Box at S$50.90 feeds a small group with 24 pieces. A whole cake plus a box of puffs is the usual middle ground, and it still costs less than most catered dessert tables.

One honest note up front: Polar does not publish one fixed party package menu with set prices for every box. The online store lists each party box on its own product page, and a few prices only show at checkout. This guide gives you every price we could verify on 7 November 2026, marks the rest clearly, and shows the maths for DIY spreads so you can budget without guessing.

Delivery changes the total. Online orders pay S$20 delivery up to S$119.99, S$18 from S$120 to S$159.99, and nothing at S$160 and above, with a S$10 surcharge for Sentosa, Tuas and Marina Bay Sands. A party order near S$160 often works out cheaper than two smaller ones, since the fee drops to zero.

Party boxes are Polar’s ready-made answer to hosting: bite-size pieces, fixed contents, no picking item by item. The Tartlets & Canapes Party Box is the one box with a price we could verify on the public store page on 7 November 2026, at S$50.90 for 24 pieces. The other boxes below exist on the official store, and Polar’s own blog names them, but their prices only show at checkout, so we list them without a price rather than guess.

Past seasonal sets show what party pricing looks like when Polar bundles cakes. The Cloud 9 Celebration set, nine mini cakes in nine flavours, was S$29.90 during the 99th anniversary run in late 2025, and the Dear Mum Eclair Set of six eclairs was S$33.80 for Mothers Day 2026. Both were limited runs, so treat them as a guide to bundle pricing, and check the store for the current seasonal set before you plan around one.

What Is in the Tartlets and Canapes Party Box?

The box holds 24 pieces: 6 Chicken Mayo Vol-au-Vent, 6 Tuna Mayo Vol-au-Vent and 12 Mixed Fruit Tartlets, with the fruit depending on what is in season. Quantities and flavours are fixed, with no swaps allowed, and the box must be kept refrigerated and eaten on the day of delivery. At S$50.90 it works out to about S$2.12 a piece, which is good value next to single tarts and puffs, and it suits a tea party or office meeting where people graze rather than sit down to cake.

Whole cakes are the centrepiece, and the price gap between the cheapest and priciest standard cake is wide. The Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon starts at S$19.80 and suits a small family birthday, while Mango Paradise at S$42.90 is the priciest standard cake and suits a fruit lover’s party. Black Forest at S$36.90 is the safe pick when you don’t know everyone’s taste, since most guests like it.

Starting prices vary with size and customisation, so confirm the exact figure for your size at checkout. Cutlery packs cost S$1 per pack, with 5 sets of forks and plates in each, and they are only available with a cake order. For child friendly picks and kids party ideas, the Polar Puffs & Cakes kids menu covers the Minions range and party-friendly items.

Which Cake Size Feeds How Many People?

Polar sizes its cakes by weight, and the serving guide is simple. A Petite cake under 500g serves 3 to 4 people, a Regular 500g cake serves 6 to 8, and a Large 1kg cake serves 10 to 12. Cakes from 3kg to 5kg are the Super Large to Super Jumbo range, and those need a chat with the team rather than a standard online order. When in doubt, size up: leftover cake keeps better than a guest going without, and a block cake at S$10.60 makes a cheap backup.

If no ready-made box fits your crowd, build the spread yourself from single items. The totals below are simple multiplication from verified counter prices, so you can mix and match with confidence. Ten pieces of one item is the usual base for a small gathering, and a mix of savoury and sweet always goes further than one flavour alone.

The cake plus puffs combo at S$47.80 is the best value party order in this guide: a whole cake for the candles and photos, plus ten hot puffs for the savoury side, for less than the Tartlets party box alone. Add a block cake at S$10.60 if you expect extra guests, and reheat puffs in an oven or air fryer for a few minutes before serving, since they lose their crispness in a sealed bag.

Order party boxes and whole cakes from the official online store at polarpuffs-cakes.com, or pre-order at any retail outlet. Whole cakes need at least 3 working days notice up to 2kg, and 5 working days for 3kg to 5kg, excluding the ordering and delivery dates. Party boxes need at least 5 days notice for self-collection pre-orders at an outlet, with a 1pm cut-off, and online party box orders are delivery only, with no self-collection option.

Delivery runs in three timeslots a day: 9am to 11am, 2pm to 4pm, and 4pm to 6pm. Delivery is S$20 for orders up to S$119.99, S$18 from S$120 to S$159.99, and free at S$160 and above, plus a S$10 surcharge for Sentosa, Tuas and Marina Bay Sands. There is no delivery to Jurong Island, army camps or restricted airline and cargo areas, and chalet deliveries go to the main reception desk only.

For very large or corporate orders, Polar’s corporate sales team handles bespoke cakes, party boxes and puffs in bulk. You can reach them at [email protected] or on +65 6216 3554. For delivery-only prices and fees, the Polar Puffs & Cakes delivery menu has the full breakdown.

• Order early: party boxes need 5 days, whole cakes need 3 to 5 working days.
• Check the store first: some party box prices only show at checkout.
• Pick a timeslot: morning, early afternoon or late afternoon delivery windows.
• Plan the fee: free delivery kicks in at S$160, so one big order beats two small ones.
• Keep tarts cold: tartlet boxes must be refrigerated and eaten on delivery day.