Peperoni Pizzeria Discontinued Menu Items Prices Singapore 2026

No, Peperoni has never published a list of discontinued dishes, and the official site only shows the current menu. That leaves regulars guessing when a favourite vanishes, which is why this guide works the other way round: we compared the old menu with the current one, dish by dish, and only call an item discontinued when a real source shows it existed and the current verified menu no longer lists it.

Three sources did the heavy lifting. An old Peperoni menu PDF lists Summer Vegetable pizza, Rocket Parma and the 6 inch kids pizzetta with their old prices. A 2015 write-up names Portobello con Pollo and Bacon Miele as dishes on the menu back then. A Tripadvisor reviewer who visited Greenwood in December 2018 wrote plainly that the menu had changed and the pancetta ham was no longer there. Anything we couldn’t confirm this way is flagged as unconfirmed, not stated as fact.

Six items make the confirmed list, and each one has a source behind it. The clearest case is the pancetta ham, reported gone by a diner right after a menu change. The rest come from the old menu and the 2015 write-up: dishes that were listed and praised back then, and simply aren’t on the current menu now. Prices below are last listed prices where a source recorded one. Where no source recorded a price, we’ve left it blank rather than guessing.

Pancetta Ham: the One Diners Still Ask About

The pancetta ham is the removal with the clearest paper trail. The December 2018 reviewer came back after a menu change, found it gone, and ordered a Diavola and Carne half and half XXL instead. If that’s the flavour you’re chasing, the closest current pizzas are Diavola at S$21.40 and Carne at S$24.61, both pork pizzas with the same salty, cured meat character.

Nothing was replaced one for one, but the current menu covers every gap with something close. The vegetable pizza slot went to Grilled Vegetable, the ham and rocket starter slot went to Prosciutto di Parma pizza, and the bacon and honey idea behind Bacon Miele lives on in the Crispy Bacon and Potato white pizza. Kids aren’t left out either: the weekday lunch set now puts a 9 inch pizza in front of younger diners instead of the old 6 inch pizzetta.

What Happened to the Old Kids Pizzetta?

The old menu listed a 6 inch pizzetta at S$14, served with a soft drink and gelato. That exact deal is gone, and the current menu doesn’t list a 6 inch pizza at all. Kids still eat well here though: the weekday lunch set from S$22++ includes a 9 inch pizza, pasta or main plus a starter, a drink and a dessert, and gelato still appears on older menus with availability varying by outlet, so ask yours what’s on for kids that day.

Only four discontinued items have a recorded old price, and those prices come from the old menu PDF, not from today’s menu. Treat them as a snapshot of what things cost back then. The other three items have no price on record in any source we found, so we’ve shown no price for them instead of inventing one.

For scale, today’s prices run S$21.40 for a 12 inch Classico pizza and S$24.61 for a 12 inch Speciale pizza, with starters from S$8.56 to S$21.40. The old prices sit in the same range, so the menu change looks like a reshuffle of dishes rather than a price jump tied to the removals.

Short answer: no, not off the menu. Once a dish leaves the menu, the kitchen stops stocking it as a standard order, so asking for pancetta ham or a Summer Vegetable pizza will almost always get a polite no. That said, Peperoni’s menu is flexible in one useful way: half and half pizzas and the white pizzas already on the menu let you rebuild a lot of what you miss. The Peperoni Pizzeria secret menu guide shows how those customisation tricks work, with verified prices.

One honest caveat: seasonal specials do come back from time to time, and a dish that vanished years ago can return as a limited offer. If a favourite matters that much to you, ring the outlet before you go and ask whether it’s on any current special. Don’t plan a whole visit around it, though, until someone at the outlet confirms it.

Menus change without warning, so check before a special trip. The fastest route is the current menu guide on this site, which lists every verified dish and price. The official site at peperoni.com.sg shows the current menu too, and a quick call to your outlet settles anything the web can’t, like whether a dish is on a seasonal special that week. If you’re picking between current dishes first, the Peperoni Pizzeria best sellers guide ranks the full range.

Hours vary by outlet, with most splitting lunch and dinner service, so confirm opening times with your outlet before you head out, especially on public holidays.