Sarpinos Menu Card
The sarpinos menu-card in Singapore lists classic, gourmet and speciality pizzas in 6, 8, 9 and 12 inch sizes, with some outlets also listing a 14 inch, plus pasta, wings, salads and desserts. A large 14 inch Aloha was reported at S$23.80, with two large pizzas reported at S$35.00. Sarpino’s doesn’t publish one current Singapore price list, so treat the figures here as reported and confirm before you order. For the full chain overview, see the Sarpino’s menu.
What’s on the Sarpino’s menu card in Singapore?
The Singapore card runs in clear sections, and the pizza list is the long part. Classic pizzas cover the everyday flavours, gourmet pizzas add the richer combos, and the speciality section holds the local twists like Satay Chicken and Tandoori Chicken. Around the pizzas you’ll find pasta, chicken dishes, salads, breads and a short dessert list, so a group with mixed tastes can still order from one card.
| Section | What you’ll find |
|---|---|
| Classic pizzas | Teriyaki Chicken, Aloha, Margherita, BBQ Chicken, Beef Pepperoni and create your own pizzas. |
| Gourmet pizzas | Tropical Hawaiian, The Godfather, San Remo, Boston Supreme, Kalamata Delight and New York Deli. |
| Speciality pizzas | Vegetarian Special, Spicy Chicken Delight, Tandoori Chicken and Satay Chicken, the local favourite with peanut sauce. |
| Pasta and mains | Chicken Alfredo, baked lasagna, baked spaghetti and small pasta portions. |
| Chicken and sides | Honey wings, roasted hot wings, chicken nuggets, spicy battered drumlets, potato wedges and cheesy bread. |
| Desserts and drinks | Tiramisu, smores dessert pizza, can drinks and 1.5 litre bottles. |
One thing worth knowing before you order: Sarpino’s Singapore is halal-certified, so the card uses turkey ham and turkey bacon in place of pork. That shapes a few flavours, like the Aloha, which pairs turkey bacon with sweet pineapple. If you’re after a morning order instead, the Sarpino’s breakfast menu guide covers what works from 10am.
How much do Sarpino’s pizzas cost by size?
Singapore prices are the tricky part, because Sarpino’s doesn’t publish a full S$ price list on its Singapore site. The figures below come from Singapore guides and reviews, and they’re the best reported numbers available. A large 14 inch Aloha was reported at S$23.80, and two large 14 inch pizzas were reported at S$35.00, which works out to S$17.50 each, a solid saving if you’re feeding a group.
| Item | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aloha pizza, large 14 inch | S$23.80 | Singapore guide price. Turkey bacon and pineapple with mozzarella. |
| Two large 14 inch pizzas | S$35.00 | Reported bundle price. Works out to S$17.50 per large pizza. |
| Two regular pizzas | S$22 reported | Reported deal at the Jelita outlet, which is now permanently closed, so ask if it still runs. |
| Six large 14 inch pizzas | S$105 historic | From a 2012 review, about S$17.50 each. Historic only, not a current price. |
| Delivery charge | S$3 reported | Reported per order, with a S$20 minimum order for delivery. |
For size guidance, the Singapore card runs from a 6 inch Personal Pan up to a Large 12 inch, with a Regular 8 inch and a Gourmet 9 inch in between, and some outlets also list a 14 inch. The chain-wide create your own cheese pizza in the US runs a different ladder, 8 inch personal, 10 inch regular, 12 inch medium, 14 inch large and 16 inch extra large, with US prices tracked at $9.99, $13.99, $17.99, $20.99 and $23.99 in that order, as of August 2026. Those are US dollars and not Singapore prices, so use them only to sense the step between sizes, not as a Singapore quote. Per-item Singapore prices vary by location.
What else is on the Sarpino’s menu card besides pizza?
Plenty, and the non-pizza dishes are what make the card work for a mixed group. The pasta section covers Chicken Alfredo and baked lasagna, the chicken section covers wings and nuggets, and the sides run from potato wedges to cheesy bread in 9, 12 and 15 piece portions. Salads and dips round it out, and the dessert list is short but distinct, with tiramisu and a smores dessert pizza.
| Item | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Alfredo pasta | Varies by location | Creamy pasta main, listed on the Singapore card. No verified S$ price found. |
| Baked Lasagna | Varies by location | Baked pasta main. No verified S$ price found. |
| Honey Wings (6 pieces) | Varies by location | Sweet glazed wings, a popular sharing side. |
| Roasted Hot Wings (6 pieces) | Varies by location | The spicy wing option on the Singapore card. |
| Cheesy Bread (9, 12 or 15 pieces) | Varies by location | Three portion sizes, handy for groups. |
| Tiramisu | Varies by location | Classic coffee and mascarpone dessert. No verified S$ price found. |
| Smores Dessert Pizza | Varies by location | Marshmallow, hazelnut and chocolate sauce on pizza crust. No verified S$ price found. |
Desserts worth saving room for
The dessert list is only two items deep, but both are worth a look. The tiramisu is the classic coffee and mascarpone slice, and the smores dessert pizza tops the house crust with melted marshmallow over hazelnut and chocolate sauce. If the group is already full, one smores pizza between everyone is plenty.
How do you order from the Sarpino’s menu card?
Ordering is simple, and you’ve got three routes. Call the hotline on 6636 3636, order through the Sarpino’s Singapore website, or order through foodpanda, which lists the Balestier and Bishan outlets. Most outlets open at 10am and close at 10pm daily, with Balestier opening at 10:30am on some days, so a late morning order is fine but an early breakfast order isn’t. Delivery was reported at S$3 per order with a S$20 minimum, and pickup is the cheaper move if you’re nearby.
For a group, the smart play is the two large pizza bundle reported at S$35.00, then one side and one dessert to share. If you want to compare bundle deals first, the Canadian 2 for 1 Pizza menu card lists another pizza chain’s two-for-one spreads and reported prices. Check the bundle at checkout, since deals change and the two regular pizzas for S$22 offer was tied to the Jelita outlet, which has since closed. Outlets include Balestier at 419 Race Course Road, Bishan at 59 Jalan Pemimpin, Bedok North, Dunearn Road, SAFRA Tampines and Jalan Legundi.
Sarpino’s Menu Card FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
What is on the Sarpino’s menu card in Singapore?
Classic, gourmet and speciality pizzas, plus pasta, chicken wings, salads, breads and desserts. Singapore flavours include Teriyaki Chicken, Satay Chicken and Tropical Hawaiian.
How much is a large pizza at Sarpino’s Singapore?
A large 14 inch Aloha pizza was reported at S$23.80 in Singapore, and two large 14 inch pizzas were reported at S$35.00. Confirm the current price in store, since no official Singapore price list is published.
Is Sarpino’s halal in Singapore?
Yes, Singapore guides list Sarpino’s as halal-certified. Its Singapore pizzas use turkey ham and turkey bacon instead of pork.
Does Sarpino’s deliver in Singapore?
Yes, you can order through the Sarpino’s Singapore website or hotline 6636 3636, and through foodpanda. A Singapore guide reports a S$3 delivery charge and a S$20 minimum order.
Where is Sarpino’s in Singapore?
Outlets include Balestier at 419 Race Course Road, Bishan at 59 Jalan Pemimpin, Bedok North, Dunearn Road, SAFRA Tampines and Jalan Legundi. Hours are usually 10am to 10pm daily.