Prima Deli Delivery Menu Prices Singapore 2026

Yes. Prima Deli delivers islandwide through its own online store at primadeli.com.sg, where you can order whole cakes, pandan chiffon and seasonal collections for delivery to your door. The chain has run its own delivery service for years, and it’s the reliable route for a birthday cake when you can’t get to an outlet.

One change worth knowing: Deliveroo left Singapore on 4 March 2026, so it’s no longer an option for any bakery, Prima Deli included. Singapore’s live delivery apps are now GrabFood and foodpanda. Your nearest Prima Deli outlet may or may not appear on those apps, so check the app for your area, and use the official online store when you want the full cake range with a confirmed delivery slot.

Deliveroo’s Singapore exit on 4 March 2026 is confirmed in the October 2026 Singapore delivery guide. Prima Deli’s listing on GrabFood and foodpanda could not be verified outlet by outlet, so check the app before ordering.

Delivery through the Prima Deli online store costs from S$18, and your order must reach S$50 before delivery is available. There is no free delivery tier, so the fee applies on every online delivery order, whatever the size. That S$18 fee is the number to keep in mind, since it changes the maths on a small order quite a bit.

Here’s how it works out in practice. A single regular whole cake at S$26.80 is below the S$50 minimum, so it can’t be delivered on its own at all. Two large promo cakes at S$33.50 each come to S$67.00, plus the S$18 fee, for a total of S$85.00 delivered. A regular cake at S$26.80 with a large pandan chiffon at S$14.90 comes to S$41.70, still short of the minimum, so you’d need one more item to qualify.

What Happens If Your Order Is Under S$50?

Nothing gets delivered, plain and simple. The online store won’t take a delivery order below the S$50 minimum, so a lone cake order has two options: add items until you hit S$50, or switch to self-collection and pick it up free at an outlet. A pandan chiffon at S$14.90 and a box of waffles are easy add-ons that push a single cake over the line, and they make a nicer spread anyway.

Almost the whole cake range travels well by delivery. All four classic whole cakes, the signature Sweet Love, the Key to Happiness and the Premium Pandan Chiffon Cake can be ordered through the online store, along with the seasonal collections like the Looney Tunes cakes, which are available for pre-order online. Small cakes and tarts travel too, though the 350g Truffle cake is the safest small format to order.

Breads, buns and pastries are a different story. The online store focuses on cakes, and no current price list exists for the buns and pastries, so those are best bought at the counter. Waffles are made to order at the outlet, so they’re a walk-in item as well. For the full range with every price, the Prima Deli menu card lists the whole menu on one page.

* Truffle 350g price last reported in 2023. All other whole cake prices read off the official online store on 20 October 2026.

Can You Get Waffles Delivered?

Probably not, and you wouldn’t want to. Waffles are baked fresh to order at the outlet’s waffle station, and they’re best eaten warm, crisp outside and soft inside. No delivery listing for waffles could be verified, so treat them as a walk-in snack: plain at S$1.70, kaya or peanut butter at S$1.90, and chocolate, cheese or blueberry at S$2.20, with those prices last reported in April 2023, so check the counter. If you’re ordering a cake for delivery, grab a waffle at the outlet when you collect it instead.

Online orders need 4 working days, so this is not a same-day service. Order on a Monday and your cake arrives around Friday, and weekend parties need an order placed by the Tuesday before at the latest. That lead time applies to delivery and to online pre-orders for collection, so the 4 working days are the same whichever way you get the cake.

If you need a cake today, walk in instead. Outlets sell whole cakes off the shelf for same-day pickup, and the regular size classics at S$26.80 are usually in stock. The only catch is the seasonal and anniversary items, where self-collection is not available for every item, so check the listing before you count on picking it up. For same-day ideas and combos worth asking about at the counter, see the Prima Deli secret menu guide.

It depends on how much you’re spending and how soon you need the cake. Delivery wins when you’re ordering for a party and the order is already over S$50, since the S$18 fee is a small share of a big order and the cake arrives at your door. Collection wins for anything small or urgent, since it’s free, same day, and a single S$26.80 cake can’t be delivered at all.

Do the maths before you check out. Two large promo cakes cost S$67.00 plus S$18 delivery, which is S$85.00 at your door, while collecting them costs S$67.00 flat. On a single cake order, the fee is nearly 70% of the cake’s price, which is hard to justify when an outlet is a short walk away. If the cake is for a weekend party, order online by Tuesday for Friday delivery, or walk in on Saturday and buy off the shelf.

• Order delivery: when the order is over S$50 and the party is 4 working days away.
• Collect in store: when you need one cake, need it today, or want to skip the S$18 fee.
• Order early: a Saturday party needs the online order placed by Tuesday.
• Check the item: self-collection is not available for every anniversary item.