Same-day pie delivery in Singapore

The honest answer to "can I get pies today?", with the options that actually work and the backups for when they do not.

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On this page
  1. Does same-day pie delivery exist in Singapore?
  2. Option 1: delivery apps, for a few pies
  3. Option 2: short-notice online orders
  4. Option 3: collect from a counter
  5. Same-day plan, by order size
  6. How to avoid needing same-day delivery next time

Quick answer

Same-day pie delivery in Singapore works best for small orders: GrabFood and foodpanda can bring a few pies within the hour from listed outlets. Some bakeries also take same-day online orders, and one Don Pie product page asks for just 90 minutes' notice. For whole pies or party quantities, call the bakery first, or collect from a kiosk yourself.

Someone forgot the pies. It is 10am and the meeting is at 1pm. Here is what actually works in Singapore when you need pies today, and what does not.

Does same-day pie delivery exist in Singapore?

Yes, with limits. Same-day pie delivery in Singapore is reliable for small orders through delivery apps, possible for some online orders from bakeries that allow short notice, and unreliable for whole pies or large quantities. The bigger the order, the more you should switch from delivery to collection.

Option 1: delivery apps, for a few pies

GrabFood and foodpanda deliver on demand from outlets that list on them. Don Pie’s brand menu page lists its Tyrwhitt Road, AMK Hub and Wisma Atria outlets on the apps, and cafe chains such as Han’s and Délifrance sell pies there too. Apps are fast, but per-pie costs are higher once fees are added, and the app menu may not include whole pies.

Option 2: short-notice online orders

Some bakeries accept online orders with only hours of notice. One Don Pie product page asks for advance orders at least 90 minutes ahead, and Elijah Pies advertises same-day delivery. Other bakeries are firm: Windowsill Pies needs 3 days’ notice for online orders and offers same-day only by phone.

Before you pay, confirm three things: that the slot you pick is really available, that the delivery is not “best-effort” with a wide window, and that you can reach someone if it runs late.

Option 3: collect from a counter

For more than a handful of pies, collecting is usually the most dependable same-day option. Kiosks such as Don Pie’s mall outlets sell personal pies over the counter daily, and a phone call or WhatsApp message tells you how many are on the shelf. You control the timing, and you skip the delivery fee.

Same-day plan, by order size

Order size Best same-day route Back-up
1 to 5 pies Delivery app Walk in
6 to 20 pies Call a kiosk, then collect Two app orders from two outlets
20 to 50 pies Call the bakery for a short-notice order and collect Split between two outlets or two sellers
Over 50 pies Rarely realistic today; call first Change the menu to what is available

How to avoid needing same-day delivery next time

Most same-day scrambles start with a meeting invite that did not mention food. Put the order date in the calendar the moment the event is booked. The pie order planner builds the timeline and exports reminders for your calendar.

If you are torn between collecting and waiting for a rider, the pickup versus delivery guide has the trade-offs. For fees and lead times on planned orders, see pie delivery in Singapore.

Questions buyers ask

Can I get whole pies delivered on the same day?

Sometimes. A few bakeries advertise same-day delivery, and some take online orders with only hours of notice, but whole pies are often baked to order and slots fill up. Call or WhatsApp the bakery before you rely on it.

What is the fastest way to get 20 pies today?

Call the nearest kiosk or bakery to ask what is on the shelf, then collect. A kiosk counter usually has personal pies ready to go, and a phone call avoids a wasted trip.

Sources we checked

Last updated: October 2026 (published , facts re-checked ). Prices, hours and terms change, so confirm with the bakery before you order.