Stuff’d Party Packages Prices in Singapore
The honest answer to the stuffd party packages price question is that Stuff’d Singapore publishes no official party package, so there is no fixed bundle price to quote. What you can do instead is build your own spread from the regular menu, and that works out cheaper than most caterers anyway. A chicken kebab starts at $7.30, so a 10-person spread with drinks lands around $95. Start with the full Stuff’d menu, then use this guide to cost out your party.
Does Stuff’d Singapore offer party packages?
Not as a published product. We checked the chain’s Singapore site and current Singapore listings and found no party bundle, catering menu or bulk discount tier. That is not unusual for a quick-service chain like this: the model is built around individual customised wraps and bowls, not event catering. So if you want Stuff’d at a party, you are really placing a large regular order, and the pricing below follows that logic.
The upside of ordering this way is control. Every guest picks their own filling, base and sauce, which beats a one-size buffet when your group has mixed diets. The downside is logistics: you will need to collect or receive a big pile of individually wrapped items, and you should warn the outlet in advance so they can staff for it. For a small gathering, that is easy. For 50 people, call ahead, and don’t assume same-day bulk availability.
One more thing to clear up: don’t trust any third-party page that quotes a fixed Stuff’d party price. If a number is not on the chain’s own channels or a current menu listing, treat it as a guess. The figures in this guide are all tied to listed a la carte prices, so you can re-check every line.
What is the Stuff’d party packages price per person?
It depends on which format you build around, and the gap between the cheapest and priciest pick is wide. The table below uses the latest listed Singapore prices, and our cheapest items guide ranks the same dishes by price if you want to push the budget lower. Set meals add $2.00 to each a la carte price and include a side and drink, which can simplify group ordering.
| Party building block | Listed price | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken kebab | Cheapest main on the menu | $7.30 |
| Beef chilli con carne kebab | Hearty beef option | $7.80 |
| Chicken burrito | Rice, beans, salsa and sour cream | $8.40 |
| Chicken daily bowl | Bowl format, five toppings | $9.30 |
| Smoked salmon daily bowl | Lighter premium pick | $9.60 |
| Pulled lamb kebab | Priciest kebab filling | $10.60 |
| Nacho chips (to share) | One order serves a few as a snack | $3.50 |
| Drink (each) | Iced lemon tea, Coke, Coke Zero or water | $1.50 |
| Side top-up (each) | Corn, rice, couscous, edamame, mash and more | $1.50 |
Rule of thumb: a kebab plus a drink is $8.80 a head, a burrito plus a drink is $9.90, and a bowl plus a drink is $10.80. Add shared nacho chips at $3.50 per order and you have a complete spread without any catering markup.
What should you order for 10, 20 or 50 guests?
Keep the maths simple and order in round numbers. The three spreads below are built only from listed prices, with drinks for everyone and shared nacho chips for the table. They are planning estimates, not quotes, and your outlet may price slightly differently.
| Spread | What is in it | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 10 guests, kebab night | 10 chicken kebabs ($73.00) + 2 nacho chips ($7.00) + 10 drinks ($15.00) | $95.00 |
| 20 guests, mixed spread | 10 chicken kebabs ($73.00) + 10 chicken bowls ($93.00) + 4 nacho chips ($14.00) + 20 drinks ($30.00) | $210.00 |
| 50 guests, big spread | 25 chicken kebabs ($182.50) + 25 chicken bowls ($232.50) + 10 nacho chips ($35.00) + 50 drinks ($75.00) | $525.00 |
That works out to about $9.50 a head for the small spread and $10.50 a head for the bigger ones, drinks included. Swapping in beef or pulled lamb pushes the total up fast, so keep the premium fillings to a few orders if the budget is tight.
Mix kebabs and bowls so everyone finds something
A split order is the safest party move. Kebabs suit guests who want something handheld and quick, bowls suit guests who want a lighter or gluten-aware plate, and the veggie hummus and guacamole fillings cover plant-based eaters. Put a few of each format on the table and nobody has to settle for a second choice.
How do you order Stuff’d for a party?
Order the way you would a big takeaway: in store, or through a delivery app if your outlet lists there. No dedicated party-ordering channel or catering hotline was found for Stuff’d Singapore, so the practical route is to contact your chosen outlet directly, tell them the headcount and pickup time, and ask them to confirm they can handle the volume. For groups above 20, give at least a day of notice.
Write the order down before you call: count kebabs, burritos and bowls separately, list fillings per item, and note sauces on the side where possible so wraps don’t go soggy on the way home. Ask for sauces and dips in separate containers for a party table, and confirm whether cutlery and napkins are included or need to come from you.
Order timing and pickup tips for a smooth party
Pick up as close to serving time as you can, since wraps and bowls are best fresh. Stagger the pickup if the order is huge: collect half, set the table, then collect the rest. And keep the sauces chilled until serving, especially sour cream based ones, if the food will sit out for a while.
Is Stuff’d a good pick for a group event?
For casual groups, yes. The strengths are price, customisation and speed: everyone builds their own meal, the per-head cost stays near $10, and dietary needs are easy to cover with veggie and plant-based fillings. If you are still choosing dishes, our best sellers guide ranks the crowd favourites so you can anchor the order on proven picks.
The watch-outs matter too. There is no formal catering service, no published bulk discount and no event staff, so this is a takeaway spread, not a catered event. For a wedding or a corporate function with service expectations, a proper caterer fits better. For a birthday, study group or office lunch, Stuff’d is hard to beat on value.
Stuff’d party packages FAQ
Does Stuff’d Singapore have official party packages?
No official party package, catering menu or bulk discount was found on Stuff’d Singapore’s own channels or in current Singapore listings. The stuffd party packages price in this guide is built from regular a la carte prices instead.
How much does a Stuff’d party spread cost per person?
From $8.80 a head for a chicken kebab plus a drink, $9.90 for a burrito plus a drink, or $10.80 for a daily bowl plus a drink, at listed prices. Shared nacho chips add $3.50 per order for the table.
How much Stuff’d food do I need for 20 guests?
One main per guest plus drinks, with a few shared nacho chips. A mixed spread of 10 kebabs and 10 bowls with drinks costs about $210 at listed prices.
Can I get a discount for a large Stuff’d order?
No bulk discount was found in any current listing. Assume you pay regular menu prices and confirm the total with the outlet before ordering.
Should I order kebabs or bowls for a party?
Order both. Kebabs are cheaper and easier to eat standing up, bowls suit lighter eaters and guests who prefer a plate. A split order keeps everyone happy.
More Stuff’d guides
For dish-by-dish prices, the full menu guide is the starting point, and the cheapest items guide shows how low a single meal can go.