21 places for the best pizza in Singapore to satisfy your cheesy cravings

Looking for the best pizza in Singapore? Whether you’re on Team Pineapple or not, we can all agree that this cheesy, doughy triangle undoubtedly holds a special place in our hearts. Heaped with a mountain of drool-worthy toppings atop fluffy bread, we can’t help but reach for more.  

Whether you’re craving a classic margherita, or perhaps the crowd-favourite quattro formaggi, look no further for the best pizzas in Singapore now that you have this listicle of the best pizza places in Singapore in hand.

Head to any of these 21 spots for the best pizza in Singapore when your cheesy cravings hit. 

1. Chooby Pizza 

Old Hen Kitchen, 125 Owen Road
Open: Wednesday to Friday (6pm to 10pm)

Why visit? True pizza fans would have heard of Chooby Pizza, as this snazzy joint has been making its rounds on social media for its naturally-leavened, Napolitan-style slices. The pizzeria has a slim menu of only six flavours, and with good reason. 

Each sourdough pizza goes through a rigorous process to ensure top-notch quality. It’s first hand stretched, then proofed for 24 hours before baking in a wood-fired oven. Throw on a multitude of fresh ingredients, and the result is an irresistible, umami-filled bread. 

Price range: $$

Crowd faves: You can’t go wrong with the margherita (S$16 for a whole), a timeless delight slathered in San Marzano tomato sauce and sweet Fior di latte cheese. If you prefer something more contemporary, give the truffle mushroom (S$18.50 for a whole) a try.

2. Madd Pizza 

19/20/21 Haji Lane
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.45am to 12am)

Why visit? Helmed by master baker Neagu Gavril Virgil, Madd Pizza is the spot to make a beeline for when it comes to scrummy Roman-style pizza. You can choose to order the pizzas by slice or as a whole, which makes it great for solo nights out or group dinners. 

For variety-seekers, there’s also an extensive selection of flavours for you to choose from. Think: Zucchini and anchovies (S$13 for a slice, S$67 for a whole) — a treat that reminds you of the Italian summer, or eggplant parmigiana (S$13 for a slice, S$67 for a whole) for a savoury blend of sweet and salty. 

Price range: $$$$

Crowd faves: Blanketed with four different types of cheese, cheese lovers should try the quattro formaggi (S$14 for a slice, S$70 for a whole). Each slice melts in your mouth and tastes divine.

3. 800 Degrees Woodfired Pizza 

Kinex, 01-52/53, 11 Tanjong Katong Road
Open: Monday to Sunday (11am to 9.30pm)

Why visit? Magic happens at 800 degrees Fahrenheit, which is how this halal-certified pizzeria got its name. Here, each pizza is carefully prepared in its open-concept kitchen, before it is sent into an 800 degrees Fahrenheit wood-fired oven. 

The wood fire and high temperature infuse an addictive smokiness into the crust and ingredients, the result of which is a beautiful creation that delivers a slightly-charred, crisp crust and a soft centre. Pizzas at 800 Degrees Woodfired Pizza are served in 10” and 14” sizes, which make them wonderful as sides or for sharing with friends. 

Price range: $$$

Crowd faves: Laden with alfredo sauce, juicy ribeye steak and rich mozzarella cheese, the Philly cheesesteak (S$22 for a slice, S$34 for a whole) is a showstopper. You can also order the chilli crab (S$24 for a slice, S$36 for a whole) for a unique rendition of our beloved local dish.

4. Wild Child Pizzette

50 Circular Road
Open: Wednesday to Monday (12pm to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 10.30pm)

Why visit? Wild Child Pizzette touts a cheeky slogan, “all good things come in 10 inches”, and rightfully so. Served in petite quadrants, the folks at this pizzeria prove that no matter the size, its pizzettes still pack a delicious punch. 

The pizzas here are as quirky and unconventional as its slogan, such as the tartufo (S$26 for a whole), a cheesy pie topped with curly fried potatoes and truffle paste, and crispy fried margherita (S$28.50 for a whole) with fried pizza dough. We encourage you to go big and bold with your choices. 

Price range: $$$

Crowd faves: Each flavour offers a sensational experience of its own, but we’d go for the All’ Amatriciana (mother sauce, smoked bacon, Thai chilli flakes and red onions, S$25 for a whole) for that fiery goodness. 

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5. Zazz Pizza 

Cross Street Exchange, 01-108, 18 Cross Street
Open: Tuesday to Thursday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 10pm), Friday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 10.30pm), Saturday (11.30am to 10.30pm), Sunday (11.30am to 10pm)

Why visit? There’s nothing we love more than amazing food that doesn’t break the bank. Zazz Pizza is right up our alley, for it offers unpretentious Italian fare at affordable prices. Despite its no-frills interior, the joint carries a curated range of artisanal Neapolitan-style pizzas that are baked to perfection. 

You can’t miss out on the signature Zazz Pizza (S$34.56 for a whole), a hearty decadence dressed in truffle cream, Australian ribeye steak and cherry tomatoes.

Price range: $$$

Crowd faves: If you’re into thin crusts, then you’ll fall head over heels for the burrata pizza (S$34.56 for a whole). Sporting puffy, crisp edges with just the right amount of char, each bite presents a myriad of textures with the creamy burrata cheese.

6. Wolfrik’s Pizzeria

Singapore Management University, B1-65, 80 Stamford Road
Open: Monday to Saturday (11.30am to 8.30pm)

Why visit? Located conveniently in the heart of town, Wolfrik’s Pizzeria serves gourmet pizzas made with premium Italian flour at value-for-money prices. This is much welcomed, as finding cheap, quality establishments can be a challenge, especially with rising inflation and GST hikes. Wolfrik’s Pizzeria is definitely worth a visit, for there are few other joints that offer whole pizzas below S$20! Even better, there’s a personal meal set for your picking. It includes a mouthwatering 9” pizza and a canned drink for below S$15. 

Price range: $$

Crowd faves: Try its Asian fusion pizzas, inspired by local flavours. The garlic butter prawn (S$16 for a whole) is an aromatic platter of succulent prawns tossed in a creamy butter sauce, while Peking duck (S$16 for a whole) features an appetising combination of smoky roast duck and crunchy green onions.

7. Dario Pizza & More 

JK Village, 6 Clementi Road
Open: Tuesday to Thursday (12pm to 2pm, 6pm to 9.30pm), Friday and Saturday (12pm to 2pm, 6pm to 9.45pm), Sunday (12pm to 2pm, 5.30pm to 9.30pm)

Why visit? If you can’t decide between two flavours, Dario Pizza & More allows you to fashion a customised pizza with two different halves. We say go crazy with the combinations — there’s a flavour befitting any occasion! 

The diner is also reputed for its slices with chewy centres and airy crusts, which are hallmarks of any good pizza. There’s a host of scrumptious options for you to choose from, too. You’d be spoiled for choice between its classics, signatures and calzoni. 

Price range: $$

Crowd faves: Expect novel creations, such as the Carbo (S$22 for a whole), a delicacy heaped with mozzarella cheese, tangy tomato sauce, bacon and egg. The Contadina (S$25 for a whole) will also surprise you with its special twist on the eggplant parmigiana.

8. Daniele’s Pizza

Plaza 8 @ CBP, 01-19, 1 Changi Business Park Crescent
Open: Monday to Saturday (11am to 2.30pm, 4.30pm to 9pm)

Why visit? Daniele’s Pizza is a cosy spot spearheaded by Italian-born chef Daniele Colaiacomo, who has worked at various pizzerias in Rome as well as at Al Forno and Pete’s Place in Singapore. Judging by the gorgeous leopard spotting on its bread, you can see Colaiacomo knows what he’s doing, and takes pride in the art of pizza making. 

His hand-stretched dough is fermented for at least 48 hours, before it’s coated with Fior di latte cheese for a light and chewy texture. Pizzas here stay true to his roots, with his creations inspired by the flavours of Italy.

Price range: $$

Crowd faves: If you’re a solo diner on a hunt for good ol’ fashioned pizzas, we recommend the mini pizze capricciosa (S$14 for a 10” pizza). It sports ham, artichokes and mushrooms brought together by mozzarella cheese. Otherwise, get the pizze parma (S$24 for a 12” pizza) for a flavourful pie of mozzarella cheese, parma ham, rocket salad and parmesan.

9. Casa Vostra 

Available on its website and GrabMart.

Why visit? You might have heard of La Bottega Enoteca at Joo Chiat, but did you know that it also offers pizza delivery in Singapore in the form of Casa Vostra? While you can’t quite visit the space — it’s delivery-only — you can most certainly have piping hot artisanal pizzas right in your home. 

Just order its ready-to-heat pizza meal kits, which come with sauce and toppings packed separately to ensure your dough doesn’t get soggy during delivery. When you’re ready to dine, pop the sauce and toppings onto the base and send it into the oven for three to four minutes. 

Before you know it, you’ve got a crispy, airy freshly made pizza right in your home — buon appetito! 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Margherita (S$28), quattro formaggi — four cheeses (S$37)

Find out more about Casa Vostra’s ready-to-heat meal kits. 

10. Timbre Pizza 

Timbre+ One North, 01-32, 73A Ayer Rajah Crescent
Open: Monday to Friday (11.30am to 9.30pm), Saturday (5pm to 9.30pm) 

One Punggol Hawker Centre, 02-05, 1 Punggol Drive
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.30am to 9.30pm)

Why visit? If you were one of those who absolutely loved the roasted duck pizzas dished out by Timbre, then you must surely give Timbre Pizza, a new concept by the Timbre Group, a go. 

The concept serves up halal pizza in Singapore and hopes to make its famous dish more accessible by being available in hawker centres such as Timbre+ One North and One Punggol Hawker Centre. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Roasted duck pizza and nasi lemak pizza (S$11.80 for a 7-inch pizza, S$21.80 for a 12 -inch pizza), or a half and half (two flavours at S$22.80 for a 12-inch pizza)

Read about Timbre’s new Timbre Pizza concept.

11. Luce by Davide Giacomelli 

InterContinental Singapore, 80 Middle Road
Open: Tuesday to Sunday (12pm to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 10pm)

Why visit? Any self-respecting pizza aficionado should swing by Luce by Davide Giacomelli. After all, the restaurant calls itself Singapore’s only Italian restaurant, serving up traditional Italian cuisine at its purest.

Besides specialising in artisan Italian pizza in Singapore, the restaurant also serves up hand-tossed pinsa — traditional Roman-style hand-press flatbread.

Those of you who love your beers and pizza will adore its pinsa and booze special at S$38++ per person that’s available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and comes with free-flow pinsas, pizzas, beer and Prosecco. 

Price range: $$$

Crowd favourites: Pizza al tartufo — white pizza, mozzarella cheese, truffle dressing, mushroom duxelle, and arugula (S$38), salsiccia e gorgonzola pinsa  — tomato sauce, gorgonzola cheese and Italian pork sausage (S$34) 

Learn more about Luce by Davide Giacomelli.

12. Sonny’s 

17 Circular Road
Open: Tuesday to Thursday (12.30pm to 10.30pm), Friday and Saturday (1.30pm to 12am)

Why visit? If you’re a fan of New York-style pizzerias, you’ll feel right at home at Sonny’s, a quaint, neon-lit space set up by chef Son Pham who has experience around the globe from New York to Tokyo. 

Owing to his Vietnamese roots and American background, Sonny’s serves up both classic and inventive fusion pizza flavours — just the spot for authentic New York pizzas in Singapore. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Saigon stunner — basil pesto, fish sauce and betel leaves (S$9 a slice), old bay chicken wings — crispy chicken wings dusted with celery salt, black pepper, red pepper flakes, and paprika (S$8) 

We popped by Sonny’s Pizza — here’s what we thought of it. 

13. Gusta Sourdough Pizza Co 

326 Serangoon Avenue 3, 01-378
Open: Monday to Sunday (4.30pm to 9pm)

Why visit? Looking for a place serving up sourdough pizza in Singapore that’s a little hidden and a bit of an insider’s spot? Look no further than Gusta Sourdough Pizza Co, a new-ish pizza spot located in the Serangoon heartlands. 

Chef-owner Sean Lai, who used to own an ice-cream cafe, hopes to serve quality yet affordable pizzas. Cheap pizzas in Singapore are dime a dozen (we bet some of you can rattle off the hotlines in a heartbeat), but good and cheap? Now that’s hard to come by. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Mala chicken pizza — chicken, mozzarella, mala cream sauce, chilli oil, and kale garnish (S$24.50), raclette cheese and potato pizza (S$26.50)

Read more about what Gusta Sourdough Pizza has to offer at its quaint Serangoon outlet. 

14. Pizzaface 

Ridgewood Condominium, Unit G5, 5 Ridgewood Close
Open: Thursday to Sunday (12pm to 3pm, 5pm to 10pm), Tuesday and Wednesday (5pm to 10pm) 

Concourse Skyline Condo, 01-03, 302 Beach Road
Open: Monday to Sunday (11am to 3pm, 5pm to 10pm) 

Why visit? Pizzaface serves up some of the most authentic thin crust pizzas in Singapore and interestingly, from units located within condominiums.

Aside from serving up great food, Pizzaface also draws return customers, thanks to its hospitable crew. Aside from pizza, the spot also has pasta dishes and bites on its menu. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Burrata pizza (S$24), margherita pizza (S$17) 

15. Pizza Maru 

Plaza Singapura, 04-66, 68 Orchard Road
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.30am to 10pm)

Bugis+, 04-03/04, 201 Victoria Street
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.30am to 10pm)

Jewel Changi Airport, 04-222, 78 Airport Boulevard
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.30am to 10pm) 

Why visit? We know what you’re thinking — Korean… pizza? For what it’s worth, Pizzamaru is the largest Korean pizza chain in the world with hundreds of stores in Korea alone, and many others worldwide. 

While Pizza Maru’s pizzas may not be on the same page as authentic traditional Italian pizzas, the chain, which specialises in deep dish pizzas in Singapore, has gained a steady following for its nutrient-packed pizzas and unique pizza flavours. 

Plus the pizza chain — which has three outlets in Singapore including its popular Pizza Maru Plaza Singapura branch — also serves fried chicken. So even if you find yourself not quite fancying Korean-style pizzas, you’ll always have trusty wings to fall back on. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Cheesy maru oppa pizza — spiced chicken, chicken ham, mushroom, broccoli, cherry tomato, alfredo sauce, BBQ sauce, sour cream, and mozzarella cheese (S$19.90 for a 9” pizza, S$24.90 for a 12” pizza), real Chicago pizza — black rice dough, cheese, beef pepperoni, and tomato sauce (S$29.90 for a 10” pizza) 

16. La Nonna 

26/26B Lorong Mambong
Open: Monday to Sunday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 10pm) 

Why visit? With a name like La Nonna, which means “grandmother” in Italian, you can almost be certain the establishment would serve up homey cuisine just like an Italian grandma would. La Nonna does just that, albeit in a slightly fancier setting in the Holland Village neighbourhood. 

Its double-storied restaurant also makes it the perfect location for bigger family or company gatherings — and a great space overall to share a couple of pizzas at. 

Price range: $$ 

Crowd favourites: La Nonna pizza — tomato, mozzarella, parmesan, asparagus, egg, and black truffle paste (S$24.50), meat lovers pizza — tomato, mozzarella, onion, salami, ham, bacon, and roasted chicken (S$25.90) 

17. Bella Pizza 

Village Residence Robertson Quay, 01-14, 30 Robertson Quay
Open: Tuesday to Sunday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 6pm to 10pm) 

Why visit? Some of you newer pizza aficionados might not have heard of Bella Pizza in Singapore, but this pizzeria has been around at Robertson Quay since 2007, quietly serving up pizzas to its loyal fans. Its name means “beautiful” in Italian, and it aims to serve up gorgeous Neopolitian style pizzas with the right balance of crisp and texture, topped with the freshest ingredients. 

Its sister outlet Bella Pasta sits right beside it, so make sure you’re headed to the right restaurant when you arrive — or you know, just have some pasta followed by some pizza. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Pizza napoletana — tomato, mozzarella, capers, and anchovies (S$22), Calzone prosciutto e funghi — folded pizza with tomato, mozzarella, cooked ham and mushrooms (S$25) 

18. Thin Crust by KevinBakery

The Makena, 01-07, 121 Meyer Road
Open: Tuesday to Sunday (12pm to 10pm) 

Why visit? If you’re looking for a no-frills spot that serves good pizza in Singapore, Thin Crust by KevinBakery might just be your jam. A bit of a hidden spot in Katong located inside The Makena Condo, Thin Crust serves up what it promises — crispy, thin crust pizzas made fresh-to-order. 

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: 12” Neapolitan (S$17), 12” prosciutto (S$18) 

19. Pizza Fabbrica

8 Haji Lane
Open: Tuesday to Thursday (12pm to 11pm), Friday and Saturday (24 hours), Sunday (12pm to 10.30pm) 

Why visit? Pizza Fabbrica is an authentic Italian pizzeria in Singapore located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Haji Lane. But more than its wood-fired pizzas, this funky establishment also serves up great pasta, risotto and mains if you’re feeling a wee bit more peckish. 

If you prefer to order in, the restaurant is throwing in a free bottle of wine for orders above S$180 — so if you love your pizza and wine, get ordering! 

Crowd favourites: Gorgonzola fichi e prosciutto di parma — fresh mozzarella, gorgonzola cheese, parma ham, and fresh figs (S$32), margherita di bufala — buffalo mozzarella, tomato sauce and basil (S$25)

20. Goldenroy Pizza

125 Desker Road
Open: Tuesday to Sunday (12pm to 9pm) 

Why visit? If you call yourself a sourdough pizza fan, then Goldenroy Pizza is a must-order when you’re contemplating pizza delivery in Singapore. Its pizzas are handmade by chef-owner Roy with a 100-year-old sourdough culture from the Bay Area in California. 

If you want your pizzas piping hot, the place does have a small dine-in area, with walk-ins only. Do expect a wait time of at least 25 minutes as staff prepare your pizzas fresh upon order.

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Potato and ham sourdough pizza (S$29), browned butter scallops with onions sourdough pizza (S$34)

21. Capri Trattoria & Pizzeria 

3 Binjai Park
Open: Wednesday to Monday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 9.30pm)

Why visit? Located at Bukit Timah, Capri Trattoria & Pizzeria is a cosy and rustic old-school Italian restaurant that has made a name for itself for serving up delicious pasta and nice pizzas in Singapore. It may be a neighbourhood joint, but we think its vibes make for a great dinner date spot.

Price range: $$

Crowd favourites: Margherita (S$22), Diavola — tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and pork salami (S$25)

Phyllis Leong contributed to this piece. 

For more ideas on what to eat, check out our mega-article on 58 must-try foods in Singapore, or explore some of Singapore’s best Laksa spots. 

All pizzerias except for Chooby Pzza, Luce by Davide Giacomelli, Pizza Fabbrica, and Goldenroy Pizza are on the GrabFood delivery service and offer free delivery (up to S$3 off) with GrabUnlimited. 

You can also book a ride to these spots for the best pizza in Singapore.

Do explore the new GrabFood Dine-in service for awesome deals.