Sarpino’s Best Sellers

The sarpinos best sellers price in Singapore starts at $23.90 for a classic pizza, with the most-ordered picks led by BBQ Chicken, Pizza Margherita, San Remo and Teriyaki Chicken. Sarpino’s publishes no official ranked bestseller list, so this ranking is built from the delivery app Popular Items list, a real six-pizza customer order on OpenRice, and the chain’s own words, and every price below is verified. The full Sarpino’s menu in Singapore has the whole range behind this top 10.

What are Sarpino’s best sellers in Singapore?

Sarpino’s doesn’t publish a ranked bestseller list, so the honest way to build one is to look at what customers actually order. The foodpanda listing for the Balestier outlet flags its Popular Items as the Family Show Meal, BBQ Chicken Large, Pizza Margherita, Pesto Veggie Large and Roasted Hot Wings. An OpenRice reviewer ordered six 14 inch pizzas in one go: Beef Pepperoni, BBQ Chicken, Aloha, San Remo, Teriyaki Chicken and Chicken Pesto, and called the San Remo her favourite of the five she tried. And on its own menu, the chain calls The Godfather an all time favourite.

Put those three signals together and a clear top 10 appears. BBQ Chicken is the only pizza that shows up on both the app Popular list and the OpenRice order, which makes it the safest number one pick. Margherita and Pesto Veggie earn their spots from the app list, San Remo and Teriyaki Chicken from the customer order, and The Godfather from the chain’s own wording. The ranking below is a popularity guide built from those real signals, not a sales chart, and no ratings have been invented for it.

The pattern in the list is worth noting. The top sellers split between safe classics like Margherita and Pepperoni and local twists like Teriyaki Chicken and BBQ Chicken, which is exactly what sets Sarpino’s apart from the big chains. If you want the item-by-item card for any of these, the Sarpino’s menu card guide lists every pizza with its toppings.

How much do Sarpino’s best sellers cost?

Classic pizzas are listed at $23.90 each, speciality pizzas at $25.90 and gourmet pizzas at $27.90. Two customer-reported Personal Pan prices sit below those: the Pepperoni Personal Pan at $12.90 and the Tropical Hawaiian Personal Pan at $15.90, both reported at the SAFRA Tampines outlet. Two regular pizzas have also been reported at $22, and six 14 inch pizzas came to $105 on OpenRice, or $17.50 a pizza, which shows how much the promos bring the per-pizza price down.

The price to beat is the Personal Pan. At a reported $12.90, the Pepperoni Personal Pan is the cheapest way to try the chain, and the 50 percent off all pizzas on online orders can cut even the $23.90 classics down further. Sarpino’s shows item prices only inside its order flow, so treat the checkout total as the real price and use the figures here as the list price before promos.

Which Sarpino’s pizza should you order first?

Start with the Pepperoni if you want the safest first order. It tells you everything about the base: the fresh dough made daily, the house tomato sauce and the 100 percent imported Italian mozzarella. If it lands well, try the San Remo next. It’s the one a reviewer picked as her favourite out of five flavours, and the grilled oregano chicken with roasted red peppers and parmesan is a step up from the plain classics without getting strange.

The Godfather is the one the chain itself calls an all time favourite

The Godfather is the pick for meat lovers: pepperoni with spicy fennel beef sausage, red and green bell peppers on the classic homemade Italian sauce, topped with 100 percent mozzarella. It’s a gourmet pizza at $27.90, so it costs a little more than the classics, but it’s the one the chain singles out in its own menu wording, and it’s the best test of whether you like the spicier end of the range. If you want sweet and salty instead, the Tropical Hawaiian is the house favourite in that lane.

What sides and desserts do Sarpino’s regulars order with their pizza?

The sides regulars add are the same ones that show up on the app Popular Items list: Roasted Hot Wings and Honey Wings at $10.90 a box, and Chicken Nuggets at $9.90 for nine pieces with a choice of two dips. Potato wedges at $4.90 are the cheapest add-on, and the 9 inch cheesy bread at $11.90 is the sharing pick. Desserts are short but sweet: a chocolate lava cake and a tiramisu, both listed at $8.90, plus a smores dessert pizza topped with marshmallow, hazelnut and chocolate sauce. For a full party plan built on these picks, the Sarpino’s breakfast menu guide also covers morning ordering, since most outlets open from 10am.

One combo deserves a mention here because it shows up as a Popular Item itself: the Family Show Meal at $35, with two regular classic pizzas and a 1.5 litre drink, is the bundle regulars pick for a small family night. If you’re feeding four to six, the Movie Meal at $60 adds nuggets and a garlic bread roll, and the Blockbuster Meal at $90 covers six to eight.

Sarpino’s best sellers FAQ

Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the most-ordered picks.