Peperoni Pizzeria Secret Menu Prices Singapore 2026

No, there isn’t an official hidden menu, and any guide that invents one is guessing. What Peperoni does offer is a menu flexible enough to feel like one: two price tiers of pizza that can be split half and half, white and red pizzas side by side, a giant XXL size, and a starter list that pairs naturally with pizza. Every combination in this guide uses only dishes that are actually on the verified menu, with prices taken from that same menu, so you can order them with confidence.

The trick is to stop looking for a secret dish name and start combining what exists. Pick two halves that suit different eaters, choose a white pizza when you want something creamier, or build a sharing table around an XXL and a couple of starters. That is the whole secret, and it works at Greenwood, Suntec City and Frankel alike.

Half and half is the single best customisation on the Peperoni menu, because it solves the classic group problem: half the table wants one pizza, half wants another. You pick one pizza for each half, and the price depends on which tiers those two pizzas come from. Classico pizzas cost S$21.40 each as a full 12 inch, while Speciale pizzas cost S$24.61, and the half and half price sits above either single pizza, since you’re getting two toppings on one base.

Best Half and Half Pairings to Try

Pair a lighter half with a richer half and the pizza pleases both camps. Margherita with Carne (pork) gives vegetarians and meat lovers a half each, while Grilled Vegetable with Prosciutto di Parma (pork) balances fresh toppings against a salty, rich half. For a seafood twist, Frutti di Mare with Impossible Meat covers two very different tastes on one base, and Quattro Formaggi with Portobello white keeps things creamy without doubling up on the same flavour. If you want a ranked view of the full range first, the Peperoni Pizzeria pizzas ranked guide is a handy starting point.

Yes, in the sense that matters most: white pizzas are already on the menu, so a white base night needs no special request at all. The white pizzas on the verified menu are Meatball and Brussels Sprouts (pork) in Classico, and Crispy Bacon and Potato (pork), Portobello white and Chicken Truffle white in Speciale. If you want a creamy, tomato free base, just order one of those by name.

What about turning a normally red pizza white? That is a request to make at the outlet, not a listed menu option, so ask politely and be ready for a no if the kitchen can’t do it that day. The safer customisation is to build a half and half with one white half and one red half, for example Portobello white with Napoletana, which gives you both bases on one pizza at the standard half and half price for that tier mix.

The XXL is Peperoni’s big sharing move: a 21 inch pizza cut into 32 slices, priced by tier mix just like the 12 inch half and half. At S$62.60 for Classico and Classico, S$66.34 for Classico and Speciale and S$70.09 for Speciale and Speciale, it works out far cheaper per slice than ordering separate 12 inch pizzas, which is why it’s the go to build for birthdays, office lunches and family nights.

For the full group hack, add the XXL Combo at S$96.30 or the XXL half and half combo at S$98.98, which bundle the giant pizza into a set. You can also build your own XXL table by pairing a plain XXL with starters from the list below, which lets you control the spend instead of taking a fixed bundle. Either way, order the XXL early for a big group, since a 21 inch pizza takes table space and kitchen time.

Starters turn a pizza order into a proper meal, and the Peperoni starter list has a clear logic: light starters before a rich pizza, rich starters before a simple pizza. Shoestring Fries at S$8.56 and Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Yoghurt at S$8.56 are the cheapest ways to open the table, while Calamari Fritti at S$14.98 and Meatballs al Forno (pork) at S$17.12 bring more heft when the pizza itself is light.

Pairings for Two and for Four

For two, one starter, one 12 inch pizza and two drinks at S$3.21 each is a complete meal without over ordering: try Charred Broccoli at S$10.70 with a Classico pizza at S$21.40. For four, the smarter build is two starters, one 12 inch half and half pizza and a salad for the table, or jump straight to the Classico for 4 combo at S$68.48 or the Speciale for 4 combo at S$89.88. If you’re weighing set meals against these DIY pairings, the Peperoni Pizzeria combo meals guide lays out every bundle price side by side.

The weekday lunch set is a ready made custom combo, and it’s easy to bend it to your taste. From S$22++ on Monday to Friday lunch, you get a 9 inch pizza, pasta or main, plus a starter, a drink and a dessert. That smaller 9 inch pizza is the key: it lets you try a different topping at lunch size, then round it out with a starter you’d normally skip.

Build it like this: pick a pasta on a day you want something different, like Vongole at S$29.96 a la carte or Impossible Bolognese at S$31.03, in set form instead, and use the starter slot for Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Yoghurt or Charred Broccoli. Or pick a 9 inch pizza, add a salad style starter, and finish with Tiramisu or Vanilla Panna Cotta, dessert prices vary by location, so ask the outlet for that day’s figure. The set already includes a drink, so you don’t need to add a S$3.21 drink on top.

One note: the lunch set runs Monday to Friday at lunch, and terms can vary by outlet, so confirm the set price and what’s included before you sit down, especially if you’re planning it as a group hack.