Polar Puffs & Cakes Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026

The Curry Potato Puff at S$2.60 is the cheapest item at Polar Puffs & Cakes. It is a flaky puff filled with well spiced curry potato, made with more than nine spices, and it costs twenty cents less than the next cheapest items. Three items tie for second place at S$2.80 each: the Curry Puff (Chicken), the Sugar Roll and the Egg Tart.

That S$2.60 price comes from the official online store, which is the cheapest way to buy. The same puff costs S$3.40 on foodpanda, so the delivery app adds eighty cents before any delivery fee. If you walk into an outlet, expect counter prices close to the online store, not the app prices.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Official online store prices are lower where listed, so the counter or online store is the cheaper buy.

Every savoury puff at Polar costs S$4.10 or less, and most sit under S$3.50. The Curry Potato Puff leads at S$2.60, the Curry Puff (Chicken) follows at S$2.80, and the Chicken Sausage Puff and Apple Strudel tie at S$3.00. The Chicken Pie at S$3.20 is the most filling cheap pick, since it packs chicken chunks, mushrooms and vegetables into one pastry.

Four puffs share the S$3.40 price point: Otah Puff, Black Pepper Chicken Puff, Chicken Rendang Puff and Vegetable Puff. Of those four, the Rendang Puff is the one to watch, since it returned as a limited National Day item at S$3.70 in store. The only puff that breaks S$3.50 on delivery is the Tuna Puff at S$4.00 on foodpanda, and the Chicken Sausage Roll at S$3.90, so both are worth skipping if you are counting every dollar.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Prices without an asterisk come from the official online store.

Which Puff Gives You the Most for Your Money?

The Chicken Pie at S$3.20 gives you the most for your money. It is the only puff in the cheap range that works as a light lunch on its own, thanks to the chicken, mushrooms and vegetables inside. If you just want a snack, the Curry Puff (Chicken) at S$2.80 is the better buy, since it is the signature item and forty cents cheaper. For the full ranking of crowd favourites, the Polar Puffs & Cakes best sellers guide lines them up side by side.

Rolls and tarts are the sweet side of the budget menu, and they run from S$2.80 to S$3.70. The Sugar Roll and the Egg Tart tie as the cheapest at S$2.80 each, and the Custard Puff is just ten cents more at S$2.90. Chocolate Roll, Strawberry Roll and Pineapple Almond Tart all cost S$3.10, which makes them the cheapest way to try a flavoured roll or a topped tart.

The priciest items in this section are still cheap by bakery standards. Chocolate Eclair costs S$3.40, Chocolate Rice Roll and Coffee Peanut Roll cost S$3.60 each, and the Ondeh Ondeh Roll tops the section at S$3.70 with its gula melaka and coconut flavours. If you want a sweet bite with kopi and you don’t want a whole cake, any item in this table does the job for under four dollars.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Counter prices are usually lower, so treat these as the top end of the range.

The cheapest cake depends on whether you count seasonal ranges. The Minions and Monsters Mini Cake at S$5.90 is the cheapest cake Polar sells, but it is a licensed seasonal collection, so it won’t be there all year. The Old Polar Cake (Mini) at S$6.20 was the same story, a National Day 2026 limited run in August only. Snow skin mooncakes at S$7 each are also seasonal, for Mid-Autumn only.

For a cake you can buy any day of the year, the Marble Butter Block and the Butter Block tie as the cheapest at S$10.60 each. The rest of the block cake range, Orange Sugee, Fruit Cake, Walnut Choc Chip Butter and Banana Walnut, costs S$11.90 each. A whole Swiss roll is the next step up at S$13.30 in Strawberry, Chocolate and Pandan, with the Golden Mango Roll at S$14.10, and the cheapest full whole cake is the Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon from S$19.80.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Whole cake starting prices come from the official catalogue listed in October 2026, and final prices vary with size and customisation.

One item is easy. Any single puff, roll or tart at Polar costs S$4.10 or less, so a solo snack always fits under S$5 with change to spare. Two items is where the maths gets tight: the two cheapest items, the Curry Potato Puff at S$2.60 and the Curry Puff at S$2.80, add up to S$5.40, so a proper two item snack runs just over five dollars at counter prices.

There is one true under S$5 combo. Some outlets sell a puff and soymilk combo at S$4.90, against a usual S$5.50, which is the cheapest paired deal on the menu. Join Polaris+, the free membership, to catch member only whole cake deals too, like the 20 percent off all whole cakes online in October 2026, which cut a Black Forest from S$36.90 to S$29.52. For set meals that bundle items together, the Polar Puffs & Cakes value meals guide covers the cheapest ways to feed more than one person.

Ordering direct saves about S$0.80 per puff against foodpanda, before delivery fees. A box of four puffs saves about S$3.60, which is enough for a fifth puff. That gap is the single biggest saving on the whole menu.

• Order direct: the official store beats foodpanda by about S$0.80 per puff.
• One item, not two: any single puff, roll or tart fits under S$5.
• Ask for the puff and soymilk combo: S$4.90 at selected outlets, the cheapest paired deal.
• Buy block cakes for groups: S$10.60 to S$11.90 feeds a small group for less than a whole cake.
• Join Polaris+: free membership, member only whole cake discounts.