Polar Puffs & Cakes Menu Prices Singapore 2026

A quick snack at Polar costs less than a coffee at most cafes. A single curry puff is S$2.80 from the official online store, a chicken pie is S$3.20 and an egg tart is S$2.80 on foodpanda, so S$5 covers a puff and a roll with change to spare. The menu stays cheap because most items are small, single serve bakes, and the chain has kept its old school pricing while other bakeries moved upmarket.

Whole cakes are where the spend jumps. A Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon starts at S$19.80, a Brownie at S$30.80 and a Mango Paradise at S$42.90, so a family celebration cake costs roughly what ten puffs cost. Block cakes sit in the middle at S$10.60 to S$11.90, which makes them the smart pick for a small gathering or an office treat without ordering a full cake.

One price warning matters. Foodpanda lists higher prices than the official store for the same items, for example the Chicken Pie is S$4.10 on foodpanda against S$3.20 direct, and the Curry Potato Puff is S$3.40 against S$2.60. Prices in this guide use the official online store figure where one exists, and foodpanda figures are marked, so you can see the gap before you order. For delivery only picks and fees, see the Polar Puffs & Cakes delivery menu.

Puffs are the reason most people walk into Polar. The Curry Puff (Chicken) is the signature, with crispy buttery pastry around spicy curry, diced chicken and onions, and it costs S$2.80 from the official store. The Chicken Pie is the other longtime bestseller, tender chicken chunks with mushrooms and mixed vegetables in flaky pastry, at S$3.20. Both are best eaten warm, within two hours of baking, and the chain says to reheat pastries before eating if they have cooled down.

The savoury range goes wider than curry and chicken. Otah Puff at S$3.40 wraps aromatic otah in golden pastry, Black Pepper Chicken Puff at S$3.40 brings a peppery kick, and Chicken Rendang Puff at S$3.40 online carries the rich rendang flavour that returned as a limited National Day item at S$3.70 in store. On the sweet side, Apple Strudel at S$3.00 mixes apple chunks, raisins and cinnamon in the same flaky pastry, and it is one of the cheapest sweet picks on the menu.

* Foodpanda delivery price, checked 24 October 2026. Official store prices above are lower where listed, so the counter or online store is the cheaper buy.

Which Puff Should You Try First?

If you only buy one, make it the Curry Puff (Chicken) at S$2.80. It is the cheapest signature item, it travels well, and it shows off the flaky pastry Polar is known for. If you want something heartier, the Chicken Pie at S$3.20 is the filling pick, and the Apple Strudel at S$3.00 is the best sweet follow up. For a full rundown of the morning picks, the Polar Puffs & Cakes breakfast menu groups the best early day options.

Rolls are Polar at its most old school. The Sugar Roll is the classic, a soft sponge roll at S$2.80 with or without the sugar coating, and it comes in flavours like Double Chocolate and Lychee that regulars swear by. Chocolate Roll and Strawberry Roll cost S$3.10 each, while Ondeh Ondeh Roll at S$3.70 and Coffee Peanut Roll at S$3.60 give the range a local twist. Chocolate Rice Roll at S$3.60 rounds out the slice case.

Tarts and small pastries sit in the same price band. Custard Puff at S$2.90 and Egg Tart at S$2.80 are the cheapest sweet bites on the whole menu, Chocolate Eclair is S$3.40 and Pineapple Almond Tart is S$3.10. These are the items to grab when you want something sweet with kopi and you don’t want a whole cake.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Counter prices are usually lower, so treat these as the top end of the range.

Cakes are the other half of the Polar menu, and they split into three clear tiers. Block cakes are the everyday tier, Swiss rolls are the middle tier and whole cakes are the celebration tier. Block cakes start at S$10.60 for Marble Butter and Butter, and the rest of the range, Orange Sugee, Fruit Cake, Walnut Choc Chip Butter and Banana Walnut, costs S$11.90 each. They keep well, slice easily and suit an office pantry or a family tea.

Swiss rolls cost S$13.30 in Strawberry, Chocolate and Pandan, with the Golden Mango Roll (Whole) at S$14.10. Whole cakes start at S$19.80 for the Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon, which is also the most local flavour on the list, then step up through Brownie at S$30.80, Strawberry Yoghurt Shortcake at S$32.80, Royal Chocolate at S$35.90, Black Forest at S$36.90 and Mango Paradise at S$42.90. Whole cakes need advance notice, at least 3 working days for cakes up to 2kg and 5 working days for 3kg to 5kg, excluding the ordering and delivery dates.

* Foodpanda delivery prices, checked 24 October 2026. Whole cake starting prices come from the official catalogue listed in October 2026, and final prices vary with size and customisation.

Which Whole Cake Is Best for a Birthday?

For a small family birthday, the Rainbow Gula Melaka Chiffon at S$19.80 is hard to beat, since it is light, local in flavour and cheap enough to pair with a box of puffs. For a bigger party, Black Forest at S$36.90 is the safe crowd pleaser, and Mango Paradise at S$42.90 suits anyone who wants a fruit cake instead of chocolate. If the birthday is for a child, the licensed Minions and Monsters range starts at S$5.90 for a Mini cake and S$9.90 for a Block cake, with Standard cakes from S$32.90. For party planning ideas, the Polar Puffs & Cakes kids menu covers child friendly picks.

Polar runs a rolling set of seasonal collections, so the menu changes through the year. The Minions and Monsters licensed collection is the current headline, with Mini cakes at S$5.90, Block cakes at S$9.90 and Standard cakes from S$32.90, in sizes from six to eight people up. For Mid-Autumn, the Floral Elegance mooncake range covers baked mooncakes from S$16 for Pure Lotus to S$19 for White Lotus Double Yolk, with snow skin mooncakes at S$7 each.

Festive sets rotate with the calendar. The Mandarin Blossom Cake Set for Lunar New Year costs S$18.80 a pair, the Dear Mum Eclair Set for Mothers Day was S$33.80 for six eclairs with the Pink Lady heart cake at S$45.80, and the National Day 2026 lineup brought back the Old Polar Cake (Mini) at S$6.20 and the Rainbow Gula Melaka Cake 450g at S$19.80. Seasonal items sell out, and most are limited runs, so check the official site before a special trip. For live deals and current offers, see the Polar Puffs & Cakes promo guide.

Polar runs about 30 outlets across Singapore, so most neighbourhoods have one within a short bus or MRT ride. Mall outlets include AMK Hub, Bedok Mall, Bugis Junction, Causeway Point, Compass One, Jem, Junction 8, Jurong Point, NEX, Northpoint City, Tampines Mall, VivoCity, Waterway Point, West Mall and White Sands, plus hospital outlets at Singapore General Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, KK Womens and Childrens Hospital, Mount Alvernia and Sengkang General Hospital.

Hours vary by outlet. Most mall outlets open around 10am and close at 9pm daily, while hospital outlets open earlier, around 7am or 7.30am, and close at 7pm or 8pm. The Raffles Place SMRT outlet opens 7am to 5pm on weekdays and 7am to 3pm on Saturdays, which suits the office crowd. The chain is Halal certified, and most outlets offer takeaway and islandwide delivery through the official site. For the outlet closest to you, see the Polar Puffs & Cakes near me guide.

The cheapest move is to skip the delivery apps. The same Chicken Pie costs S$3.20 direct and S$4.10 on foodpanda, so a box of four puffs saves about S$3.60 before delivery fees. Order from the official online store or walk into an outlet, and you keep that gap in your pocket. The official store also lists bundle and seasonal sets that don’t show up on delivery apps.

Join Polaris+, the free membership, to catch member only whole cake deals. In October 2026 members got 20 percent off all whole cakes online for three days, which cut a Black Forest from S$36.90 to S$29.52. Watch for outlet only bundles too, like the puff and soymilk combo at S$4.90 against a usual S$5.50, and limited runs like two Dried Chilli Chicken Puffs for S$6.20. For the full list of current and past offers, check the Polar Puffs & Cakes promo page. If pizza is on the table instead, the Peperoni Pizzeria menu is a useful price comparison for a family dinner.

• Order direct: the official store beats foodpanda by about S$0.80 per puff.
• Join Polaris+: free membership, member only whole cake discounts.
• Buy block cakes: S$10.60 to S$11.90 feeds a small group for less than a whole cake.
• Watch seasonal sets: mooncakes, CNY sets and National Day cakes carry bundle pricing.
• Check the secret menu guide: the Polar Puffs & Cakes secret menu guide rounds up off menu style picks and combos worth asking about.