Sarpino’s Breakfast Menu

Sarpino’s has no dedicated breakfast menu in Singapore, so there’s no breakfast-only dish or price to list. The honest answer is that its outlets open at 10am and serve the regular pizza menu from the first order of the day. That still leaves good morning options, and this guide covers the closest ones, with reported prices. For the full card, see the Sarpino’s menu card and the Sarpino’s menu.

Does Sarpino’s Singapore have a breakfast menu?

No, and it’s worth saying plainly so you don’t turn up at 8am expecting eggs and toast. The official Sarpino’s Singapore menu has no breakfast section, no brunch pizza and no morning-only deal. What it has is the regular card: classic, gourmet and speciality pizzas, pasta, wings, salads, breads and desserts. A morning order is just a regular order placed early, and the closest thing to a breakfast feel is a light personal pizza with a coffee or juice you bring along, since Sarpino’s doesn’t run a cafe-style drinks menu either.

That doesn’t make a morning visit pointless. Pizza for brunch is a real thing in Singapore, and Sarpino’s is one of the few pizza places that opens at 10am, which is why people use it for late morning parties. If your morning crowd wants fried chicken alongside the pizza, Arnold’s menu card covers another Singapore chain worth comparing. The trick is to order light: a personal pizza instead of a large, a salad or wings to share, and nothing too heavy before noon.

What time does Sarpino’s open in the morning?

Most Sarpino’s Singapore outlets open at 10am and close at 10pm, seven days a week. A few outlets shift slightly: Balestier opens at 10:30am on some days, and Bishan closes at 9:30pm, while SAFRA Tampines opens at 10:30am Monday to Thursday and 10am Friday to Sunday. The earliest you can usually order is 10am, and that’s the number to plan around if you’re booking a morning event.

If you need food before 10am, Sarpino’s can’t help, and it’s better to know that now than on the morning itself. For a 10am party, pre-order and pick up, since delivery drivers may not be free that early. One reviewer found the Jelita outlet could have pizzas ready from 10:15am for a pre-ordered pickup, but delivery couldn’t be guaranteed before 11am.

What are the best morning orders at Sarpino’s?

The best morning order is the smallest one that still feels like a treat. A personal 8 inch pizza is the right size for one person before noon, and Margherita or Aloha are the lightest picks on the card, with tomato, mozzarella and pineapple keeping things fresh. Teriyaki Chicken is the local favourite if you want something with more flavour, and a half and half pizza lets two people split two flavours without ordering two full pizzas. Prices below are regular menu prices, since no breakfast prices exist.

A light morning pick: cheesy bread and wings

If a whole pizza feels too much before noon, order sides instead. Cheesy bread comes in 9, 12 and 15 piece portions, so a small box works as a shared morning snack, and honey wings or roasted hot wings give the table something savoury without the weight of a full pizza. Pair either with a salad and you’ve got a light brunch spread that still tastes like Sarpino’s. No verified Singapore prices were found for these sides, so ask in store.

How do you order Sarpino’s for a morning gathering?

Pre-order, pick up, and give yourself a buffer. Order two days ahead through the Sarpino’s Singapore website or the hotline on 6636 3636, and tell the outlet what time you need the food. Pizzas can be ready from around 10:15am for a pre-ordered pickup, but delivery runs on third party drivers, so 11am is a safer delivery time than 10:30am. For a kids birthday starting at 10am, pickup is the safer plan, and the two large pizzas for S$35.00 bundle is the simplest way to feed a crowd.

Keep the order simple for a morning crowd. Two large pizzas in crowd-pleasing flavours like Aloha and Teriyaki Chicken, one cheesy bread to share, and drinks you sort yourself will cover most groups. Sarpino’s is halal-certified in Singapore, which helps for mixed groups, and its Singapore pizzas use turkey ham and turkey bacon instead of pork.

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