Polar Puffs & Cakes Delivery Menu Prices Singapore 2026

Nearly the whole bakery travels well. The delivery menu lists 29 priced items across six sections: pastries, rolls and slices, puffs and tarts, block cakes, Swiss rolls and whole cakes. Savoury puffs and chicken pies lead the list, since they reheat nicely, while sugar rolls, Swiss rolls and block cakes cover the sweet side for tea time or a small gathering.

Polar has baked in Singapore since 1926, and it’s the country’s oldest halal-certified bakery, so the delivery range leans on heritage favourites: the signature sugar roll, curry puffs, chicken pie and old-style butter cakes. Whole celebration cakes need more planning, since the bakery asks for orders 3 to 7 days in advance, but puffs and rolls are ready for same-day delivery app orders where the outlet lists them.

One thing to know before you compare prices: delivery app prices run a little higher than the counter price. The figures below come from the foodpanda listing for the Chinatown Point outlet, checked on 24 October 2026, so treat them as delivery prices and expect to pay a bit less if you walk in.

Individual pastries are the cheapest way to order: most puffs sit between S$2.80 and S$4.10, and the chicken pie at S$4.10 is the priciest single pastry on the delivery list. Rolls are just as friendly, with the classic sugar roll at S$2.80 and the ondeh ondeh roll topping the section at S$3.70.

Best Value Delivery Picks

If you’re ordering for the office or a family tea, the sugar roll at S$2.80 is the no-brainer filler, and it pairs well with a curry potato puff at S$3.40 for a sweet and savoury mix. The chicken pie at S$4.10 is the most filling single item, so it works as a light lunch on its own. For a small celebration, a block cake at S$10.60 to S$11.90 feeds a few people for less than a whole cake, and it travels better in a delivery bag.

Block cakes and Swiss rolls are the easy cake order: they’re sliced, packed and ready to go, with block cakes at S$10.60 to S$11.90 and whole Swiss rolls at S$13.30 to S$14.10 on the delivery menu. The Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon Cake at S$25.70 is the whole cake listed on the foodpanda menu, and it serves a small gathering without needing a special order.

For a full celebration cake, the official online store lists the classic range: Black Forest, Chocolate Truffle, Cookies & Cream, Classic Cheesecake, Chocolate Mousse, Brownie and Royal Chocolate. Guide-listed starting prices run from about S$28.80 for a Brownie cake to about S$39.90 for a Classic Cheesecake, with Black Forest from S$36.90 and Royal Chocolate from S$35.90. These vary by size, so confirm the exact price for your size at checkout, and order 3 to 7 days ahead. If you’re planning a kids birthday, the Polar Puffs & Cakes kids menu guide covers party-friendly picks.

Ordering from Polar’s own online store is where the fee structure is clearest. Delivery is free once your order hits S$160, and the fee drops as your order grows. The bakery offers three delivery timeslots a day, so you pick a window rather than an exact hour.

A S$10 surcharge applies on top for deliveries to Sentosa, Tuas and the Marina Bay Sands area. There’s no delivery to Jurong Island, army camps or restricted airline and cargo areas, and chalet deliveries go to the main reception desk only. The three timeslots are 9am to 11am, 2pm to 4pm, and 4pm to 6pm. These fees apply to online orders only; advance orders placed at an outlet follow that outlet’s own charges.

On foodpanda and other delivery apps, fees and minimums are set by the app and vary by outlet and distance, so the app total is the one to trust at checkout. App prices are usually marked up against the counter too, which is why a small app order can feel pricey once fees stack up. If your order is near S$160, ordering direct from Polar’s site is often the better deal, since the delivery fee drops to zero.

The simplest route for cakes is Polar’s own website at polarpuffs-cakes.com, which offers islandwide delivery plus self-collection at selected outlets. Place celebration cake orders 3 to 7 days in advance through the website or at any retail outlet. Self-collection is available at selected outlets, except for 3D cakes and party boxes, which are delivery only.

For a quick same-day fix, check foodpanda, where Polar outlets list the puff, roll and cake range for delivery. GrabFood and Deliveroo listings vary by outlet, so search your area in the app before assuming your nearest branch delivers through them. A 10% off deal with a S$10 minimum spend runs at standalone outlets through 31 December 2026, so check the current Polar Puffs & Cakes promo guide before you order, since app and in-store deals don’t always match.

One practical tip: if you’re ordering puffs for a crowd, ask for them to be packed separately from cakes, and reheat puffs in an oven or air fryer for a few minutes when they arrive. They lose their crispness in a sealed bag on a long ride, and a quick reheat brings them most of the way back.