Sarpino’s Secret Menu

Sarpino’s menu hacks in Singapore aren’t an official secret menu, they’re custom pizzas and combos that regulars build with Create Your Own and the normal menu. This guide collects the best reported ones, what each costs, and exactly how to order them. Every base price below is verified from the Singapore menu, checked 12 November 2026, and the full Sarpino’s menu has the flavours and prices to start from.

Does Sarpino’s have a secret menu in Singapore?

No, not an official one. Sarpino’s Singapore publishes no hidden menu, no secret board and no off-menu price list, and we checked the official site on 12 November 2026. What fans call the secret menu is really a set of reported customisations: things regulars have asked for and outlets have made, built from items that already exist on the menu.

The engine behind all of it is Create Your Own, which is a real part of the Sarpino’s menu. You pick a size, a sauce and your toppings on the house dough with the signature cheese blend, so almost any combination is possible if the outlet has the ingredients. That means the hacks below aren’t secret dishes with secret prices. They’re builds, and each one starts from a verified menu price, with any extra charge for toppings or cheese confirmed at the outlet. If an outlet says no to a particular build, that’s normal too, since custom orders depend on what’s in the kitchen that day.

What are the best Sarpino’s menu hacks?

Six reported builds stand out, because they use real menu items, they cost the same as the base items or close to it, and regulars keep coming back to them. Every price in the table is the verified Singapore price of the items used, so you know the starting point before you ask.

The half-and-half is the one to try first, since it costs nothing extra over a normal classic pizza and it solves the oldest group-order problem: two people wanting different flavours. The Volcano is the boldest, since Midnight Express already carries spicy minced beef, beef salami, beef pepperoni, spicy beef sausages, jalapeno peppers and red chilli, and the jalapeno ranch dip turns the heat up further. And if you want a sweet finish, the reported dessert move is the duo: a chocolate lava cake and a tiramisu, S$8.90 each, so S$17.80 for the pair to share.

How do I order from the Sarpino’s secret menu?

Order by description, not by nickname. The staff won’t know “The Volcano” or “Loaded Tater Tot Pizza”, because those are fan names, not menu items. Describe the build in plain words, ask if it’s possible, and confirm the price before you pay. Phone is the easiest channel for a custom build, on 6636 3636, since you can talk it through with the outlet. Direct online ordering works too if the build is simple, but the delivery apps list the standard menu, so a custom hack may not be possible there.

What to say when you order

Keep it short and specific, and you’ll get a yes far more often. For the half-and-half, say: “Can I get a classic pizza, half Teriyaki Chicken and half Aloha?” For the loaded tots, say: “Can you put a serving of tater tots on top of a classic Pepperoni pizza, or serve them on the side?” For the double cheese, say: “Can I add extra mozzarella to a Margherita, and how much extra is that?” If they say the kitchen can’t do a build, take the closest version, which is usually the same items ordered separately. If you’re ordering delivery instead of direct, the Sarpino’s delivery menu covers the standard items and channels.

How much does the Sarpino’s secret menu cost?

Each hack starts from the verified price of the items it uses, so the cost is easy to work out. The half-and-half classic is S$23.90, the same as any classic pizza. The Volcano is S$28.80, which is the Midnight Express at S$27.90 plus a dip at S$0.90. The pizza and wings feast is S$34.80, the loaded tater tot pizza is S$30.80, and the nugget garlic roll is S$15.80. The only open question is the extra charge for added cheese or toppings on builds like the double cheese Margherita, which varies by outlet and isn’t published anywhere.

If you’re feeding a group, compare the hacks with the official bundles before you order. The Family Show Meal at S$35 gives two regular classic pizzas and a 1.5 litre drink for 2 to 4 people, which beats most single hacks on value, and the Sarpino’s combo meals guide works out the savings. The hacks are best for one or two people who want something different, not for feeding a crowd.

Are Sarpino’s secret menu items halal?

Yes, as far as the ingredients go. Sarpino’s Singapore states that it is halal, and the custom builds use the same halal ingredients as the standard menu, with beef pepperoni and turkey ham and bacon, and no pork anywhere on the Singapore menu. A half-and-half pizza or a loaded tater tot pizza is halal for the same reason the base pizzas are. If you have a food allergy, tell the outlet when you order, since the chain publishes no detailed allergen table for Singapore, and custom builds mix ingredients across the menu.

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