Sarpino’s Menu Ranked: Worst to Best
The sarpinos menu ranked worst to best starts with plain Cheese at the bottom and ends with San Remo at the top. San Remo is a Classic pizza at S$23.90, so it wins on flavour and value at the same time. The full Sarpino’s Singapore menu runs on three flat price tiers, and that flat pricing is what makes this ranking useful: every Classic costs the same, so the toppings decide the winner.
How is the Sarpino’s menu ranked here?
This ranking uses three honest criteria, and no fake tastings sit behind it. First, flavour profile: how much is actually on the pizza, and do the toppings work together. Second, value: what you get for the flat tier price, since every Classic is S$23.90, every Specialty is S$25.90 and every Gourmet is S$27.90. Third, broad appeal: a pizza most people at the table will enjoy beats a niche flavour, even a good one. Popularity plays a part too, since San Remo, Teriyaki Chicken and the meat loaded Gourmet pizzas are the names that keep showing up on Singapore delivery listings and reviews.
Sarpino’s Singapore keeps its pricing simple, which makes comparing pizzas easy. You never have to wonder if one Classic is a better deal than another Classic, because the price is identical. The question is only what lands on the crust. That is why a loaded pizza like San Remo beats a plain one at the same price, and why a Gourmet pizza has to earn its extra S$4 with genuinely better toppings.
| Rank | Pizza | Price | Why it sits here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (Best) | San Remo | S$23.90 | Grilled oregano chicken, roasted red peppers, parmesan. The most complete Classic at the lowest tier price. |
| 2 | Boston Supreme | S$27.90 | Chicken, turkey ham, garlic, spinach and turkey bacon. The most generous topping mix on the menu. |
| 3 | Classico Italiano | S$27.90 | Beef pepperoni, turkey ham, mushrooms and peppers. The classic meat loaded pizza, done properly. |
| 4 | Teriyaki Chicken | S$23.90 | Home made teriyaki sauce and oregano chicken. Sweet and savoury, and a long time favourite. |
| 5 | BBQ Chicken | S$25.90 | Shredded BBQ chicken with peppers and onions. Solid, crowd friendly, and fairly priced. |
| 6 | Margherita | S$23.90 | Tomatoes, fresh basil and mozzarella. Simple and clean, but light on toppings for the price. |
| 7 | Aloha | S$23.90 | Turkey bacon and sweet pineapple. Fun if you like Hawaiian, divisive if you don’t. |
| 8 | Pesto Veggie | S$25.90 | Sun dried tomatoes, spinach, roast garlic and cheddar. Interesting, but the flavours fight a little. |
| 9 | Vegetarian Special | S$25.90 | Peppers, onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, olives and pineapple. Plenty on top, yet the mix feels muddled. |
| 10 (Worst) | Cheese | S$23.90 | Just mozzarella. Fine as a base, but the weakest value when loaded Classics cost the same. |
What is the best pizza at Sarpino’s Singapore?
San Remo takes the crown. It sits in the cheapest tier at S$23.90, yet it carries grilled oregano chicken strips, roasted red peppers and parmesan over imported Italian mozzarella. That is a Gourmet style topping load at a Classic price, and that is exactly why it tops this list. If you want one safe order that pleases most of the table, this is it.
San Remo takes the top spot
San Remo works because every topping earns its place. The oregano chicken brings the savoury weight, the roasted red peppers add sweetness and colour, and the parmesan sharpens the mozzarella. Nothing on it feels like filler. It is also the rare pizza that tastes just as good cold the next day, which matters when you order a whole pizza for one person.
Classico Italiano is the loaded classic
Classico Italiano is the pick if you want a proper meat feast. Beef pepperoni, turkey ham, white onions, mushrooms and red and green peppers sit under parmesan and mozzarella, and at S$27.90 it is the priciest tier, but it earns the step up. Boston Supreme sits right beside it in second place, with chicken, turkey ham, garlic, spinach and turkey bacon, and it is the better choice if you prefer a lighter meat mix with greens in it.
Teriyaki Chicken deserves a mention too. It is a Classic at S$23.90, with home made teriyaki sauce, oregano chicken, olive oil and white onions, and it is one of the most ordered flavours in Singapore. If San Remo feels too peppery for you, Teriyaki Chicken is the safer sweet and savoury pick at the same price.
What is the worst value on the Sarpino’s menu?
Plain Cheese is the worst value, and it is not close. It costs S$23.90, exactly the same as San Remo, Teriyaki Chicken, Aloha, Pepperoni and Margherita. You pay the full Classic price and get a single topping, mozzarella, for it. Cheese pizza has its place, especially for kids or fussy eaters, but for an adult ordering at full price, any other Classic gives you more.
Kalamata Delight is the other weak spot. Black olives, fresh tomatoes and dried basil sound good on paper, but olive heavy pizzas split a table fast, and at S$23.90 it competes with far more generous Classics. Vegetarian Special has a similar problem at S$25.90: six vegetables on one pizza sounds generous, yet the flavours blur together instead of standing out. If you want a meat free pizza, Margherita at S$23.90 is the cleaner and cheaper choice.
Which Sarpino’s pizzas are best for sharing?
Sharing changes the ranking a little. For a group, you want one safe crowd pleaser and one bold pick, not two niche flavours. San Remo plus Classico Italiano covers both jobs: one chicken led, one meat loaded, and neither scares off picky eaters. Add a side of potato wedges at S$4.90 or a garlic bread roll at S$5.90 and the table is set without a second pizza order.
The combo meals are the real sharing value, though. The Family Show Meal at S$35 gives you 2 regular Classic pizzas and a 1.5 litre drink for 2 to 4 people, which works out to S$8.75 to S$17.50 per person. The Movie Meal at S$60 adds chicken nuggets and a garlic bread roll for 4 to 6 people, and the Blockbuster Meal at S$90 covers 6 to 8 people with 3 large Classics. If you are feeding a group, start with the combo and pick your two favourite pizzas from this ranking. You can see every combo in the Sarpino’s menu card before you order.
| Sharing option | Price | Serves | Per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family Show Meal (2 regular Classics, 1.5L drink) | S$35.00 | 2 to 4 | S$8.75 to S$17.50 |
| Movie Meal (3 regular Classics, nuggets, garlic bread, 1.5L drink) | S$60.00 | 4 to 6 | S$10.00 to S$15.00 |
| Blockbuster Meal (3 large Classics, nuggets, garlic bread, 3 x 1.5L drinks) | S$90.00 | 6 to 8 | S$11.25 to S$15.00 |
| 2 Classic pizzas, ordered separately | S$47.80 | 2 to 4 | S$11.95 to S$23.90, no drink included |
Sarpino’s Menu Ranked FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this ranking.
What is the best pizza at Sarpino’s Singapore?
San Remo tops this ranking. Grilled oregano chicken strips, roasted red peppers and parmesan on imported Italian mozzarella, at S$23.90 in the Classic range, give it the strongest mix of flavour and value.
What is the worst pizza at Sarpino’s Singapore?
Plain Cheese ranks last here, not because it tastes bad but because it costs the same S$23.90 as loaded Classic pizzas like San Remo and Teriyaki Chicken. You pay the same and get less on top.
How much is a pizza at Sarpino’s Singapore?
Classic pizzas are S$23.90, Specialty pizzas are S$25.90 and Gourmet pizzas are S$27.90, based on Singapore menu prices checked 11 November 2026. Prices can vary by outlet and delivery platform.
Which Sarpino’s pizza is best for sharing?
The Family Show Meal at S$35, with 2 regular Classic pizzas and a 1.5 litre drink, is the best sharing value for 2 to 4 people. For a bigger group, the Movie Meal at S$60 covers 4 to 6 people.
Does Sarpino’s Singapore have a vegetarian pizza?
Yes. Vegetarian Special and Pesto Veggie are both S$25.90, and Margherita and Kalamata Delight in the Classic range are meat free too. If you want a lighter start to the day, the Sarpino’s breakfast menu is worth a look as well.