Prima Deli Party Packages Prices Singapore 2026

Prima Deli keeps party pricing simple. Two named party sets sit just under and just over S$30, whole cakes start at S$26.80, and small boxes of tarts and pies fill the gaps for a few dollars each. There is no big catering menu with per-person pricing, so you build your own party from these pieces, which is exactly why it stays cheap.

The table below covers every party item with a verified price. Character cake prices are “from” prices, so the final cost depends on the design you pick. Everything here was read off the official PrimaDeli site on 7 November 2026, or verified on the same date from the hub article.

For the one-page price list, see the Prima Deli menu card. Delivery costs S$18 with a S$50 minimum spend, so factor that in if you’re not collecting.

Prima Deli sells two named party sets, and they cover different kinds of gatherings. The Assorted Sugar Rolls Party Set at S$29.80 is the everyday pick, a tray of sweet rolls that works for office teas and family get-togethers. The Signature Petite Quintet Party Set at S$30.80 is the prettier one, five small cakes that look the part on a party table.

On top of those, the mini collections work as party food too. The Mini Sweet Reunion Gift Set, nine flavours in one box, cost S$58.30 in 2025, and the small boxes of tarts and pies are the easiest way to stretch a party table without spending much.

Which Party Set Suits a Small Gathering?

For six to eight people, the Signature Petite Quintet Party Set at S$30.80 is the better pick. Five petite cakes give everyone a proper portion and a choice, and it looks like you planned it. The Sugar Rolls set at S$29.80 suits a bigger, more casual crowd where people graze rather than sit down for cake. If you’re still deciding on the cake itself, the Prima Deli secret menu guide covers the less obvious picks worth asking about.

For 10 guests, you need one centrepiece cake, one party set for grazing, and one savoury box so it’s not all sugar. That formula works for birthdays, office farewells and family gatherings alike, and it keeps the per-person cost under S$7 before delivery.

The sample menus below use only verified prices, and the totals are the simple sum of the items. Swap the cake for a character cake if it’s a kids party, or swap the party set for a second box of pies if your crowd prefers savoury.

What Does a Party for 20 Guests Cost?

Double the 10-guest formula, but swap in the large cake while the 34 percent off deal runs. Two Sugar Rolls Party Sets at S$29.80 each, one large whole cake at S$33.50 on promo, and three boxes of chicken pies at S$9.60 each come to S$121.90, or about S$6.10 per guest. At the usual large cake price of S$50.80, the same spread costs S$139.20, so the promo saves S$17.30. Add the S$18 delivery fee if you’re not collecting, and order at least 4 working days ahead online.

Online orders need 4 working days, so that’s your deadline for anything ordered through the PrimaDeli site. Walk-in is the fast route: outlets sell whole cakes and party sets off the shelf, so you can collect the same day if the item is in stock. For a Saturday party, order online by the previous Monday, or walk in on Friday to check stock.

Delivery costs S$18 with a S$50 minimum spend, and there is no free delivery tier. A S$66.20 party for 10 costs S$84.20 delivered and S$66.20 collected, so collecting saves real money. If your order is under S$50, you can’t get delivery at all, so either add a box of tarts or collect in store.

Character cakes like the Looney Tunes collection need pre-ordering, so don’t leave those to a walk-in. The regular whole cakes are the safe same-day bet, since outlets keep the four classics in stock.

Start with a character cake. The Pokemon cake starts from S$34.00, and the Looney Tunes Cake Collection, with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety and Sylvester, launched in August 2026 for pre-order at outlets and online. Kids pick the character first and everything else second, so the cake is the decision that matters.

Then add finger food the kids will actually eat. Mini fruit tartlets at S$6.80 for six, pandan egg tarts at S$6.10 for four on promo, and a box of chicken pies at S$9.60 cover the sweet and savoury sides. The Petite Quintet Party Set at S$30.80 works well here too, since five small cakes give each child a choice.

A kids party for 10 children runs about S$70 to S$80: a Pokemon cake from S$34, a box of mini fruit tartlets at S$6.80, a box of chicken pies at S$9.60, and a Petite Quintet set at S$30.80 comes to S$81.20. Drop the party set and it falls to S$50.40, which also clears the S$50 delivery minimum if you need it sent over.