10 Christmas takeaways to take the stress out of your festive gatherings in 2025
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — but sometimes, the cosiest celebrations happen at home. Whether it’s gathering with family or friends at your place (or theirs), a Christmas takeaway can make staying indoors the easiest, most comfortable way to enjoy the season.
Staying in doesn’t mean you have to compromise on the feast. A Christmas spread should be generous, indulgent, and just as festive as any table outside.
From quick and easy treats to sharing-friendly bundles and full-blown festive feasts, there’s something here for every celebration size, style and appetite. To make holiday planning a little easier, we’ve curated 10 Christmas takeaways and deliveries across every budget.
Convenient, quick, and classic grabs
1. Fairprice Group
With an outlet (or maybe even more) in almost every neighbourhood, Fairprice is one of the easiest no-stress stops to get your food for Christmas hosting. This festive season, Fairprice Group offers ready-to-heat festive favourites — perfect if you want the freedom to mix and match, plus sort out drinks and desserts in one go.
There’s a whole range of festive favourites, such as the all-inclusive Jordon Golden Hearth feast 2.2kg (S$51.80), that comes with a stuffed roasted chicken, pumpkin bisque, and cheese pork meatloaf. You can also get items such as the Delicato smokey & pepper double ribs combo 1.1kg (S$29.95), and even a SimplyMeat seafood in the bag with lobster (S$78.80) individually, too.
Don’t miss out on its desserts such as the mini pecan pies & apple crumble pies (S$24.80), and the adorable Annabella Christmas Santa’s special dessert box (S$78.80) featuring 12 indulgent mini bites.
How to order? Pre-order via the Fairprice Group app by December 18, with self-collection at your preferred Fairprice store, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least five days ahead of your preferred collection date.
2. Swensen’s
Swensen’s is a fuss-free, reliable classic for cosy family gatherings — and for the festive season, too. This year, its festive catalogue is bigger than ever, with new items alongside classic favourites.
You can expect dishes such as a trio poultry platter (S$45) that comes with confit duck, katsu chicken, chicken ham, and bratwurst sausage — alongside an accompaniment of sides and sauce. There’s also a creamy shepherd’s pie (S$33.90) and Yuletide wings (S$31.90 for 14 pieces) to complete the spread.
Swensen’s ice cream fans can look forward to its new desserts, including the Noir forest (S$51), a cake with berries and dark chocolate, and the white chocolate Halo Christmas (S$59) cake, which comes with raspberry filling.
Looking for a bundle deal? Swensen’s has many customisable Christmas packages (from S$168) to choose from — catering to a party size of anything from four to 12 people — with your selection of dishes from its extensive catalogue.
How to order? Pre-order online by December 29, with self-collection at your preferred Swensen’s store, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least three days ahead of your preferred collection date.
Casual family and friend gatherings
3. Kenny Rogers Roasters
Kenny Rogers Roasters is one of those spots where you can count on rotisserie chicken done right. Plus, it’s a great choice for when you want something casual, comforting, value-for-money, and good chicken.
This Christmas, you can get its festive items a la carte, including the Arabiki chicken sausage (from S$3.50) and truffle chicken meatloaf 200g (from S$9.50), served up in finger food-friendly sticks.
But if you prefer to just get everything all together, there’s Kenny’s Xmas Joyful feast (S$75.90, serves four), Kenny’s Xmas gathering feast (S$135, serves six), and Kenny’s Xmas grand feast (S$165, serves eight).
Each of the feasts comes with different number of sides, such as Kenny’s homemade rainbow corn muffin (S$3.30 a la carte), but every feast still comes with the main star — the whole rotisserie roasted chicken with garlic butter sauce (available from S$27.90 for a half-chicken, a la carte), of course.
How to order? Order online or in-person at any Kenny Rogers Roasters outlets by January 2, with self-collection at your preferred store, and home delivery available. Orders can be placed for same-day collection.
4. Im Jai by Pun Im
If you’re craving a put-together Asian feast for the holidays, try Im Jai by Pun Im — a new Tanjong Pagar spot serving up creative Thai flavours with housemade specialities, too.
For the festive season, Im Jai introduces the Sharing the Fullness holiday platter sets in small (from S$139.80, serves three to five) and large (from S$239.90, serves six to eight).
Enjoy Im Jai’s signature dishes from the comfort of your own home, and expect appetisers such as tom yum crab balls and housemade moo ping, and mains such as green curry chicken and pineapple fried rice topped with its signature Im Sabaai pork floss. Desserts are included, too, including the red ruby with smoked coconut sorbet.
The large set also has premium items — for instance, the spicy and sour steamed seabass and tom yum soup with wild-caught black tiger prawns.
Im Jai also offers unique Thai craft beers from only S$12 with a platter — perfect if your party loves their share of booze.
How to order? Order in-person at Im Jai for takeaways, or via its online platform, by January 2, with self-collection and home delivery available. Orders can be placed for same-day collection.
Mid-tier sharing-friendly bundles
5. Swissbake x Zac butchery
This year, artisanal bakery Swissbake teams up with sister brand Zac Butchery to offer a halal-certified line-up of Christmas classics, making it easy to pick up your festive breads, desserts, and roasts all at one go.
For mains, there’s the roasted lamb rack (1kg, S$138) and roasted beef ribeye with brown sauce (1.5kg, S$148), while sides include the honey roasted sweet potato salad with caramelised walnuts (S$12.50) and chicken lasagna (1kg, S$35).
Its dessert options are just as robust, with items such as crunchy chocolate caramel log cake (S$69) and chocolate orange fruit cake (S$29).
You can go for one of its four sharing bundles, too. These range from the Holiday classic (S$218) — which includes a roasted turkey, chicken lasagna, two sides, and a log cake — to the Grand Gathering (S$348), a larger set featuring roasted lamb rack, roasted beef ribeye, two sides, and a log cake.
How to order? Pre-order online or in-person at Zac Butchery by December 24, with self-collection at its outlet, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least four days ahead of your preferred collection date.
6. Delifrance
If you’re looking for more halal options for larger gatherings, French bakery Delifrance is offering three festive bundles — each with a centrepiece roast, shared classic dishes such as the chicken lasagna and seasonal vegetables, log cake, and a cookie gift box:
- Genereux (from S$258, serves six to eight) features highlights such as a 2kg roasted turkey breast, 12-piece assorted mini focaccia sandwiches, and a yuzu swirl log cake.
- Joyeux (from S$278, serves six to eight) includes a 1.8kg jumbo roasted whole chicken with stuffing, a 30-piece assorted mini viennoiseries, and a red velvet lychee log cake.
- For larger gatherings, Luxueux (from S$348, serves eight to 10) offers items such as a 4.5kg whole turkey stuffed with chicken pizza meat loaf and the Joy of Delifrance log cake.
Prefer to build your own spread? Go a la carte — from beef shepherd’s pie (S$48) to assorted 30-piece mini quiches (S$48.90).
Delifrance is also pretty forgiving for last-minute planners as one of the few Christmast takeaway spots with early-bird promos still open. Enjoy 15% off catering and online orders until December 14, and 10% off for Citibank cardholders from December 16.
How to order? Pre-order via phone (+65 93377491) or its online platform by January 4, with self-collection at selected stores, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least five working days ahead of your preferred collection date.
7. Surrey Hills Grocer
Surrey Hills Grocer has made its name as a distinct Australian-inspired lifestyle destination rooted in farm-to-table quality and artisanal sourcing, so you can expect the same quality standards in your festive meals, too.
This Christmas, it’s rolling out a festive takeaway menu for those dining at home. “The More We Get Together” Christmas bundle (S$399) features four items, with each item also available a la carte:
- Christmas porchetta (S$96) — 800g, serves four to six
- Tender seared turkey breast (S$82) — 800g pre-cooked, serves four to six
- Slow roasted premium angus beef striploin — 1kg pre-cooked, serves five to seven
- Just like Dubai log cake — 650g, serves four to six
How to order? Pre-order online by December 20, with self-collection at your preferred Surrey Hills Grocer store, and home delivery (free for orders above S$350) available. Orders have to be placed at least three days ahead of your preferred collection date.
Premium, show-stopping feasts
8. Yara
If you’re after contemporary Asian flavours for the festive table, look no further than Yara — the new concept by the team behind Fat Belly and Meadesmoore. Its festive set meals may be priced at a premium for smaller groups, but they are designed to both fill and impress.
Choose between the Akaushi prime rib set (from S$288, serves three to four) or the garum glazed turkey roast set (from S$268, serves four to six).
Each set comes with the Yara chopped salad, and two hearty sides: Vadouvan-spiced roasted cauliflower with yoghurt and pomegranate, and spiced honey-glazed roasted Nantes carrots & sunchokes.
The centrepiece is where the sets differ. One has the richly marbled Akaushi prime rib, served with roasted vine tomatoes and Asian chimichurri, while the other features the garum glazed turkey roast with chestnut stuffing and roasting jus.
How to order? Pre-order online by December 26, with self-collection (which gives S$20 off total bill) at the store, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least three working days ahead of your preferred collection date.
9. Fireplace by Bedrock
After something bold and fun on the dining table? Wood-fire grill concept Fireplace by Bedrock, built for convivial gatherings, might be the perfect pick for your Christmas takeaways this festive season.
Its Campfire seafood boil (from S$188, serves five to six) is a showpiece, with Bomba rice (short-grain Spanish rice) simmered in prawn stock, garlic, onions and chorizo, topped with Japanese king crab, Australian tiger prawns, mussels, clams, snapper, and Peruvian squid.
Meat lovers can relish in the 350g pit-roasted whole lamb roll (from S$68). Sourced from Australia, the lamb roll is dry-rubbed with fragrant spices and herbs, slow-roasted for 12 hours over the asado grill, and served with a zesty mint chilli relish.
How to order? Order online or in-person at Fireplace by Bedrock by January 4, with self-collection (it also comes with 15% off your total order) at the restaurant, and home delivery (free, with a minimum S$120 spend) available. Orders can be placed for same-day collection.
10. Goodwood Park Hotel
Heritage hotel Goodwood Park Hotel celebrates its 125th anniversary with an expanded line-up of festive Christmas delights. New highlights include a steam-baked turkey (S$260, serves eight to 12), turkey spinach lasagne (S$72, serves 2 to 4), and a curry turkey potato pot pie (S$68, serves two to four).
For those who enjoy local flavours, there’s also the DIY turkey popiah (S$86, serves up to 10) and the 800 g Goodwood “mao shan wang” durian Christmas log cake (S$156) — a one-of-a-kind log cake flavour.
If you’d rather have everything sorted in one order, Goodwood also offers two festive bundles:
- Classic Christmas feast (S$338), featuring a stuffed Christmas turkey with giblet gravy and cranberry sauce (serves eight to 12), honey-glazed boneless ham with vanilla-pineapple sauce, and a 1kg chocolate log cake.
- Local Christmas feast (S$318), which comes with a steam-baked turkey stuffed with chestnut, ham and vegetables, served with yam rice and chef’s special chilli sauce (serves eight to 12). For sweet afters, there’s also the 10-piece snowy nyonya turkey buns, and 20-piece D24 durian puffs.
How to order? Pre-order online by December 26, with self-collection at Goodwood Park Hotel, and home delivery available. Orders have to be placed at least five days ahead of your preferred collection date.
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