Peperoni Pizzeria Menu Ranked: Worst to Best

Here’s how this ranking was put together, plain and simple. Dishes score higher when they give you more for the price: generous toppings, a clear flavour hook, and broad appeal for a group. Dishes slip lower when they’re plain, divisive, or easy to get cheaper elsewhere. No scores, no star ratings, and no made up tasting notes, just an honest editorial order you can argue with over dinner.

One thing to keep in mind: “worst” here doesn’t mean inedible. It means weakest value or narrowest appeal on this menu. A simple Margherita can still be exactly right on a light lunch day, even if it sits mid table. Prices are for a 12 inch pizza unless stated, and the chain doesn’t publish official nutrition data, so calories are shown as N/A throughout.

Here’s the full ranked table, worst to best. Read it from the bottom up if you only care about the winners, or from the top down if you want to know what to skip when money is tight.

The other Speciale pizzas sit close behind the top group: Carne (pork), Prosciutto di Parma (pork), Impossible Meat, Crispy Bacon and Potato white (pork), and Portobello white, all at S$24.61 for 12 inches. Half and half 12 inch pizzas run S$27.82 for Classico/Classico, S$29.96 for Classico/Speciale, and S$32.10 for Speciale/Speciale, while the 21 inch XXL (32 slices) runs S$62.60, S$66.34 and S$70.09 on the same splits. If your group can’t agree, that’s your fix.

The Speciale range wins this ranking, and it’s not close. At S$24.61, just S$3.21 more than a Classico, you get the toppings people actually talk about: burrata with prosciutto, chicken with truffle, and seafood on Frutti di Mare. That small step up buys a much more interesting pizza, which is why the whole top of the table is Speciale.

At the other end, Meatball and Brussels Sprouts white lands last because Brussels sprouts split a table fast, and Grilled Vegetable feels light for S$21.40 when the same money buys a Diavola or a Hawaiian with far more going on. Margherita sits mid table for a fair reason: it’s clean, classic and hard to get wrong, but it can’t beat a loaded Speciale on value. If you want the crowd pleasing shortlist, the Peperoni Pizzeria best sellers guide lines up neatly with this top group.

Pastas split into two camps. The simple ones, Aglio e Olio and Arrabbiata at S$21.40, are honest but plain, so they sit low. The richer ones climb: Carbonara (pork) at S$27.82, Vongole at S$29.96, and Chicken and Mushroom Pesto at S$26.75 all bring a clear flavour identity that justifies the higher price. Pesce and Impossible Bolognese, both at S$31.03, are the priciest pastas, so they only make sense if seafood or plant based eating is your priority.

Starters are where smart ordering shows. Shoestring Fries and Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Yoghurt, both at S$8.56, are the cheapest way to round out a table, while Truffle Parmesan Fries and Chicken Wings at S$10.70 add more punch for little extra. Salads run S$17.12 to S$19.26, with Kale and Chickpea at S$19.26 the priciest, so treat salads as a fresh side for the table rather than a main event. For group ordering that stretches further, check the Peperoni Pizzeria combo meals guide before you order a la carte.

If you’re ordering once and want the safest great meal, go Burrata and Prosciutto (pork) at S$24.61, add Truffle Parmesan Fries at S$10.70, and finish with a Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite or Ginger Ale at S$3.21. That’s a full, satisfying solo or shared meal without touching the priciest end of the menu.

For a group, the XXL 21 inch pizza is the move: S$62.60 for Classico/Classico, S$66.34 for Classico/Speciale, and S$70.09 for Speciale/Speciale, with 32 slices to go around. Outlets are at Greenwood, 6 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289195 (the original, since 2004), Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard #B1-130, Singapore 038983, and Frankel, 95 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 458221. Desserts, Tiramisu, Vanilla Panna Cotta, and Gelato or Soft Serve Frozen Yoghurt, are priced varies by location, so ask your outlet before you count them in the bill.