Peperoni Pizzeria Best Sellers Prices Singapore 2026

Peperoni Pizzeria has been serving Singapore since 2004, starting at Greenwood, and its best sellers reflect that long run: a few rich, generous dishes that regulars come back for, plus classics that work for first-timers. The ranking below is framed honestly, as dishes with a longtime repeat-order following, not as sales figures, since the chain doesn’t publish its sales data. Prices are for the standard sizes listed on the verified menu, with 12-inch pizzas and single pasta plates as the baseline.

If you’re shortlisting for a first visit, the Peperoni Pizzeria menu ranked guide puts these picks in the wider menu context, so you can see how they stack up against the rest of the pizzas and pastas before you commit.

Burrata and Prosciutto sits in the Speciale range at S$24.61 for a 12-inch pizza, and it’s the pizza to order if you want one dish that sums up Peperoni. Burrata brings the creaminess, prosciutto brings the salt, and the combination is why it keeps its spot as a longtime bestseller. If you’re ordering for a group, the same pizza scales up: S$70.09 for a full Speciale XXL at 21 inches, or S$66.34 for a half and half XXL with Burrata and Prosciutto on one half and a Classico on the other.

For the safe classics, Margherita and Funghi both sit in the Classico range at S$21.40 for a 12-inch pizza, and both are easy orders for mixed groups, kids included. Margherita is the simplest test of a pizzeria, and Funghi adds mushroom depth without changing the character of the pizza. Half and half 12-inch pricing helps here too: S$27.82 for two Classico halves, S$29.96 for a Classico and Speciale split, and S$32.10 for two Speciale halves, so you can pair a classic with a best seller on one pizza.

Carbonara at S$27.82 is the pasta pick most regulars name first, a rich, pork-based plate that suits diners who want something hearty rather than light. Chicken and Mushroom Pesto at S$26.75 is the lighter counterpoint in the same price band, with pesto, chicken and mushroom giving it a fresher, herby character. Both sit near the top of the pasta price range, which runs from S$21.40 for Aglio e Olio and Arrabbiata up to S$31.03 for Impossible Bolognese and Pesce, so they’re premium picks rather than budget picks.

If those two don’t fit your taste, Bolognese at S$26.75 is the safe beef alternative at the same price as the pesto, and Lasagna at S$26.75 gives you a baked option for the same money. Amatriciana at S$24.61 and Puttanesca at S$24.61 are cheaper mid-range plates, while Vongole at S$29.96 and Nero di Seppia at S$27.82 suit seafood lovers. The point is simple: the best sellers sit in the middle to upper range of the pasta menu, not at the cheapest end.

Truffle Parmesan Fries at S$10.70 are the standout side, and at that price they’re an easy add-on to any pizza or pasta order. They sit alongside Shoestring Fries at S$8.56 as the cheapest sides on the menu, but the truffle and parmesan version is the one that shows up as a repeat order. Chicken Wings at S$10.70 are the other budget-friendly sharing pick, while Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Yoghurt at S$8.56 and Charred Broccoli at S$10.70 cover lighter tastes.

Other Sides Worth Adding to a Best-Seller Order

If you want to go beyond fries, Calamari Fritti at S$14.98 and Fritto Misto at S$17.12 are the seafood sharing plates, and Arancini Bolognese at S$16.05 or Arancini Wild Mushroom at S$16.05 give you a fried starter with more substance. Hummus at S$14.98 and the bruschetta plates from S$16.05 round out the starter list. For salads, Peperoni Chopped Salad at S$17.12, Chicken Caesar at S$18.19 and Kale and Chickpea at S$19.26 balance a rich best-seller main. And if you’re watching the budget, the Peperoni Pizzeria cheapest items guide lists the lowest-priced dishes across the whole menu.

For mains beyond pizza and pasta, Chicken Milanese at S$25.68 and Aubergine Parmigiana at S$21.40 are worth knowing, with Chicken Involtini at S$27.82 and Baby Back Ribs at S$29.96 at the higher end. Desserts, Tiramisu, Vanilla Panna Cotta and Gelato or Soft Serve Frozen Yoghurt, are priced on a varies by location basis, so ask your outlet. Drinks are simple: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and Ginger Ale at S$3.21 each.

For one or two people, pair a best seller with a side and a drink: Burrata and Prosciutto at S$24.61 plus Truffle Parmesan Fries at S$10.70 plus a drink at S$3.21 comes to S$38.52, a full meal for one hungry diner or a light share for two. For a couple who both want pasta, Carbonara at S$27.82 and Chicken and Mushroom Pesto at S$26.75 total S$54.57 before sides and drinks, which is a fair benchmark for a two-pasta dinner.

For a group, build around the pizzas: a 12-inch Burrata and Prosciutto at S$24.61 plus a 12-inch Margherita at S$21.40 plus Truffle Parmesan Fries at S$10.70 comes to S$56.71 before drinks, enough for three to four people as a shared meal. For larger groups, scale to the XXL range or a combo, and note that the chain does not publish official nutrition data, so calorie figures for these dishes are N/A in this guide rather than estimated. Outlets include Greenwood at 6 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289195, Suntec City at 3 Temasek Boulevard #B1-130, Singapore 038983, Frankel at 95 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 458221, Biopolis at 10 Biopolis Road #01-01, Singapore 138670, Upper Thomson at 267 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574394, and United Square at 101 Thomson Road #01-07/60, Singapore 307591.