16 Best Birthday Cake Delivery in Singapore to Order Online: Delivery Fees, Lead Times and Halal Status (2026)

Ordering a birthday cake online in Singapore mostly comes down to three things: how soon it can arrive, what delivery adds to the bill, and, for a lot of families, whether it's halal. This list answers those for 16 shops.

Every shop below was checked on its own website between 10 and 13 September 2026 for price, delivery fee, lead time and halal status, and Google ratings were read the same week. One result stands out before anything else: of the 16, a single shop states full MUIS halal certification.

At a glance: all 16

Prices are the lowest cake price each shop's own site showed in September 2026, at regular rather than sale prices. Sizes differ, and several ranges start with a small cake for two to four. Where a shop publishes nothing, the table says so rather than guessing.

Shop	From	Delivery	Lead time	Halal	Rating
1. Whyzee	$30	$12, free above $120	Same day	not stated	4.7
2. Honeypeachsg	$69	free above $150	1 to 4 days, same-day range	not stated	4.7
3. Fieldnotes	$38	$12.90, $5 above $135	4pm for next day	not certified	4.7 to 4.9
4. The Durian Bakery	$28 (serves 2)	$10, free above $100	Same day, 30 min	not certified	4.9
5. Bob the Baker Boy	not published	not published	not published	not stated	4.8
6. Monice Bakes	$80 (themed)	from $30	about a week	not certified	4.9
7. Cat & the Fiddle	promotional only	$10.90, free above $100	5pm for next day	MUIS certified	3.8 to 4.6
8. Temptations Cakes	$39	from $10, free above $200	Same day (bespoke)	not certified	4.5
9. Dig In Cakes	$29.90	$12, free above $120	Within the hour	not certified	no listing
10. P.Osh	$16.50 (quarter)	not published	1 to 2 days	lapsed	4.8
11. Sooperlicious	not published	$30, free above $250	not published	claimed, no certifier	4.8
12. The Patissier	S$65.40	not published	not published	not stated	4.3
13. The White Ombre	$68	$20, free above $80	not published	not stated	4.3
14. Happy Oven	not published	$15 to $20, free above $200	not published	claimed, no certifier	4.1
15. Susucre	$40 a tier	not published	5 to 7 days	not certified	4.5
16. Ferns N Petals	not published	tiered	Same day, 1 hour	not stated	4.2

In a hurry? The headline picks:

• Best all-round: Whyzee, from $30, with same-day delivery free above $120.
• Halal certified: Cat & the Fiddle, the only shop here stating full MUIS certification, with same-day delivery at $20.90.
• Kids' character cakes: Honeypeachsg, with animal, dinosaur and comic designs.
• First birthday: The White Ombre, for smash cakes.
• Budget pick: Dig In Cakes, from $29.90 with $12 delivery.
• Nearest you: birthday cakes by area.

1. Whyzee — Thomson

Photo: Whyzee

A broad all-rounder, and the shop most likely to rescue a forgotten birthday. Cakes start from $30 with no minimum order, delivery is a flat $12 a trip, and anything above $120 goes out free on the same day. A one-hour express range covers the real emergencies.

The catalogue lines up with what people actually shop for: unicorn cakes for kids, bento cakes for a small table, customised designs, and a separate eggless and vegan range.

Order: a bento cake for a small celebration, or the one-hour express range when time's short. Where: self-collection at 11 Sin Ming Road, Thomson V Two, #01-30, or islandwide delivery.

2. Honeypeachsg Bakery — Tai Seng

Photo: Google Maps

The deepest range for a child's birthday. Honeypeach runs a full character line, from animal and bear cakes to dinosaurs, cats, dogs, rabbits and 2D comic designs, and it does photo cakes too.

Classic cakes start from $69 and delivery is free above $150. Website orders need one to four days depending on availability, and a separate same-day range covers anything more urgent. The bakery is a minute's walk from Tai Seng MRT.

Order: a character cake from the kids' range, or a bento cake for a smaller group. Where: 11 Irving Place, #01-01, Taiseng Point.

3. Fieldnotes — Neil Road, Raffles City, Woodleigh and Tampines

Photo: Fieldnotes

Zee & Elle's web address now carries the Fieldnotes name, and Fieldnotes is how the bakery trades today. It has four collection points, at Neil Road, Raffles City, The Woodleigh Mall and Tampines 1, each rated between 4.7 and 4.9.

Cakes start from $38. Standard delivery is $12.90 and drops to $5 above $135, flexi delivery is $17.90, and a specific time slot runs $35 to $40, with Sentosa and Tuas adding $5 to each. Orders placed by 4pm arrive the next day, and a same-day range sits behind that. It states that it isn't halal certified, and that any gelatin it uses is.

Order: the Oolong Lychee, from $38, or the Mango Yuzu, from $42. Where: 41 Neil Road; Raffles City B1-68; The Woodleigh Mall B1-K17; Tampines 1 B1-K10.

4. The Durian Bakery — Kensington Square

Photo: Google Maps

The specialist for a durian lover's birthday. Everything here is built around Mao Shan Wang. The range starts with a $28 naked MSW cake that serves two, the 6-inch fudge drip cake with an MSW core is $88 (on sale at $78 in September 2026), and the classic 6-inch MSW cake is $102.

Delivery is $10 below $100 and free above it, restricted areas add $8, and same-day express needs only 30 minutes' notice, with delivery inside two hours and $22 more for an urgent fixed time. It says it isn't halal certified but is Muslim-friendly.

Order: the 6-inch fudge drip cake with the Mao Shan Wang core. Where: self-collection at 2 Jalan Lokam, Kensington Square #01-47, daily 9am to 7pm; delivery daily 9am to 9pm.

5. Bob the Baker Boy — Pandan Loop

Photo: Google Maps

A customised birthday cake studio with one of the strongest ratings here, 4.8 across 2,168 reviews. Its Instagram presents it as a maker of customised birthday cakes.

The website publishes no prices, delivery terms or lead times on the pages that load, which leaves pricing to a direct enquiry. It suits an order where the design matters more than knowing the figure up front.

Order: a customised design. Where: studio at 218 Pandan Loop, Xpace@218 #05-06.

6. Monice Bakes — Bedok Reservoir

Photo: Google Maps

A customisation specialist for a party with a theme. Freestyle themed cakes start from $80, and the same bakery makes cookies and cupcakes for birthdays, baby showers and weddings.

Orders run on about a week's lead time, with anything shorter handled over WhatsApp, and personal delivery starts from $30 depending on location, date and time. Collection is possible on the day or the day before. It says it isn't halal certified and uses no pork.

Order: a freestyle themed cake built around the party's theme. Where: based in Bedok Reservoir, with delivery or arranged collection.

7. Cat & the Fiddle — outlets islandwide

Photo: Cat & the Fiddle

The only shop on this list that states full MUIS halal certification, which makes it the straightforward answer for a halal birthday. It's a cheesecake specialist with outlets from City Square Mall and Westgate to Northpoint City and Tampines 1.

Regular delivery is $10.90 and free above $100, with no minimum order. Flexi delivery is $15.90, and same-day is $20.90, falling to $10 above $100. The cut-off for next-day delivery is 5pm. Outlet ratings run from 3.8 to 4.6, so the experience varies by branch.

Order: a whole cheesecake, the thing the brand is built on. Where: City Square Mall #02-50, Westgate #01-11, Northpoint City #01-155, Tampines 1 #01-41/42, a Punggol East cafe, and the Ubi headquarters at Focus One.

8. Temptations Cakes — Sims Avenue

Photo: Temptations Cakes

A full-range cake shop with more occasion categories than most: birthday, customised, eggless, petite, and a dedicated longevity range for an elder's birthday, the only one on this list.

Whole cakes on its listings run $39 to $46. Delivery starts from $10 and scales with distance, orders above $200 go out free, and same-day delivery covers its bespoke cakes. It states that it isn't halal certified.

Order: a cake from the longevity range for a grandparent, or a petite cake for a small table. Where: 199 Sims Avenue.

9. Dig In Cakes — delivery only

Photo: Dig In Cakes

A budget-friendly start at $29.90 a cake. Delivery is a flat $12 islandwide, and orders above $120 get same-day delivery free.

A cake within the hour costs $25, and a late slot from 9pm to 11.45pm is $32, which covers a midnight surprise. It's delivery only, with no self-collection. It states it isn't halal certified, while using no pork or lard and halal-certified ingredients.

Order: anything above $120, which brings same-day delivery at no charge. Where: delivery only, islandwide.

10. P.Osh — MacPherson

Photo: Google Maps

A brownie and cheesecake bakery rather than a sponge-cake shop, and a good fit for anyone who'd rather cut a brownie cake. Customised brownies are priced by the portion, $5.50 each up to five and $5 each from six, and a cheesecake quarter lists at $16.50.

Orders need a day's notice in store or two days online. Its halal position is worth reading closely: it held MUIS certification, chose not to renew it because of the cost, and still uses halal-certified ingredients with no alcohol.

Order: a customised brownie cake, priced by the portion. Where: MacPherson Mall #03-20A.

11. Sooperlicious Cakes — Jalan Pelikat

Photo: Google Maps

A customised cake maker whose own site describes it as a halal customised cake shop, though no certifier is named on any page that loads. The website is in maintenance mode, and orders are being taken over WhatsApp in the meantime.

Delivery is a flat $30, free on orders above $250. It rates 4.8 on 272 reviews.

Order: a customised design, with orders running through WhatsApp while the site is down. Where: 183 Jalan Pelikat, #B1-44.

12. The Patissier — Tyrwhitt Road

Photo: Google Maps

A French-style patisserie that publishes a full price list. Its Strawberry Sensation is S$65.40, most cakes on the list sit around S$68 to S$71, and there's a mini cake series for smaller celebrations alongside customised orders.

Delivery fees and lead times weren't on the pages that loaded in September 2026.

Order: the Strawberry Sensation, or something from the mini cake series. Where: 166 Tyrwhitt Road.

13. The White Ombre — Toa Payoh North

Photo: Google Maps

The one for a first birthday. The White Ombre makes smash cakes, the small cake a one-year-old is allowed to destroy, and runs a special-diet range covering eggless, dairy-free, keto and sugar-free bakes.

Its 6-inch chocolate cake bouquet starts from $68. Delivery is $20 islandwide with no minimum spend, and free above $80 on non-customised orders or above $200 on customised ones.

Order: a smash cake for a first birthday. Where: 206 Toa Payoh North, #01-1209.

14. Happy Oven — Tiong Bahru and Tampines

Photo: Google Maps

A baby-cake and customised-cake bakery with a shop in Tiong Bahru and its bakery headquarters in Tampines. It calls itself a halal bakery throughout its site, though no certifier is named on any page that loads.

Delivery is priced by distance, $15 up to 15km and $20 beyond, and waived on orders above $200. Last-minute orders go through WhatsApp.

Order: a customised baby cake. Where: 40 Beo Crescent, #01-08, Tiong Bahru; bakery headquarters at 23 Tampines Street 92.

15. Susucre — made to order

Photo: Google Maps

A made-to-order maker for tiered designs, where customised flavours run $40 to $50 a tier before any alcoholic flavours. It bakes gluten-free, eggless and dairy-free cakes, one of the wider dietary ranges here.

Lead time is usually five to seven days, so it suits a planned party better than a last-minute one, and cupcake and cookie orders carry a $200 minimum. It states it isn't halal certified. The 4.5 rating rests on 36 reviews, a small base.

Order: a tiered design with a different flavour on each tier. Where: made to order, with availability confirmed on enquiry.

16. Ferns N Petals — islandwide delivery

Photo: Ferns N Petals

A florist first, with a cake range built for gifting: kids' cakes including unicorn, Minion and dinosaur designs, photo cakes, bento cakes and an eggless range.

It offers same-day, one-hour and midnight delivery, and has operated in Singapore since 2019. The 4.2 rating on 4,570 reviews covers its flowers as much as its cakes.

Order: a photo cake or a kids' theme cake. Where: islandwide delivery from 444 Tagore Industrial Avenue.

Other names worth knowing

More names, with Google ratings read in September 2026:

• Creme Maison Bakery, 25 Playfair Road. 4.8 on 2,357 reviews.
• The Frosted Chick, 41 Opal Crescent. 4.8 on 1,381 reviews.
• Delcie's Desserts and Cakes, 34 Whampoa West. 4.7 on 760 reviews.
• Tings Bakery, The Adelphi, 1 Coleman Street. 4.8 on 362 reviews.
• Flor Patisserie, 42 Siglap Drive. A Japanese-inspired French patisserie, 4.2 on 533 reviews, with no prices or delivery terms published online.
• Patisserie G, Millenia Walk and OUE Downtown Gallery. 4.0 on 813 reviews, with cake prices and delivery terms unpublished.
• Rainbowly, 11 Sin Ming Road. A fruit and flower gift shop with a vegan cake and a chocolate pinata cake, free delivery above $50, and 5.0 on 135 reviews.

Halal birthday cakes: what each shop actually says

Ten of the 16 shops make a statement about halal status on their own site. Read closely, only one of those is a certificate.

Shop	What the shop says
Cat & the Fiddle	Fully MUIS halal certified
Happy Oven	Describes itself as a halal bakery; names no certifier
Sooperlicious	Describes itself as a halal customised cake shop; names no certifier
P.Osh	Was MUIS certified, did not renew because of the cost, still uses halal-certified ingredients
Fieldnotes	Not halal certified; any gelatin used is halal certified
Monice Bakes	Not halal certified; uses no pork
Temptations Cakes	Not halal certified
The Durian Bakery	Not halal certified; Muslim-friendly
Susucre	Not a halal certified cake shop
Dig In Cakes	Not halal certified; no pork or lard, halal-certified ingredients

The other six say nothing about halal status either way. P.Osh is the one people misread most easily: both halves of its answer are true, so a quick look at the first half suggests a certificate it no longer holds.

For a certified halal birthday cake delivered the same day, Cat & the Fiddle is the only option on this list, at $20.90 for same-day delivery or $10 above $100.

Same-day and last-minute birthday cakes

Eight shops here deliver on the day in some form, and the terms vary more than the promise suggests:

• Whyzee: same-day delivery free above $120, plus a one-hour express range.
• Dig In Cakes: same-day free above $120, within the hour for $25, and 9pm to 11.45pm for $32.
• The Durian Bakery: same-day express with 30 minutes' notice, plus $22 for an urgent fixed time.
• Cat & the Fiddle: same-day delivery at $20.90, or $10 above $100.
• Fieldnotes: a dedicated same-day range; everything else needs ordering by 4pm the day before.
• Honeypeachsg: a separate same-day range alongside its one-to-four-day standard cakes.
• Temptations Cakes: same-day delivery on bespoke cakes.
• Ferns N Petals: same-day, one-hour and midnight delivery.

At the other end, Susucre usually needs five to seven days and Monice Bakes about a week.

Kids', first-birthday and mini cakes: who makes them

• Kids' character cakes: Honeypeachsg (animal, bear, dinosaur and comic designs), Whyzee (unicorn cakes) and Ferns N Petals (unicorn, Minion and dinosaur designs).
• First birthday and baby cakes: The White Ombre (smash cakes) and Happy Oven (customised baby cakes).
• Mini, bento and petite cakes: Whyzee and Honeypeachsg (bento), Temptations (petite), The Patissier (a mini cake series) and Ferns N Petals (bento).
• Eggless: Whyzee, Fieldnotes, Temptations, The White Ombre, Susucre and Ferns N Petals.
• Longevity cakes for an elder: Temptations Cakes, the only dedicated range here.
• Photo cakes: Honeypeachsg and Ferns N Petals.

What a birthday cake costs in Singapore

Among shops that publish a standing price, the cheapest cake on each site runs from $28 to $80, though sizes aren't the same from shop to shop:

• $28 to $39: The Durian Bakery (a cake for two), Dig In Cakes, Whyzee, Fieldnotes, Temptations.
• $40 to $69: Susucre (per tier), The Patissier, The White Ombre, Honeypeachsg.
• $80: Monice Bakes' freestyle themed cakes.

Delivery usually adds $10 to $30 unless the order clears a free-delivery threshold, and those run from $80 at The White Ombre to $250 at Sooperlicious. Dig In's $29.90 cake with its $12 delivery comes to $41.90.

Birthday cakes by area

• Central: Fieldnotes (Neil Road, Raffles City), The Patissier (Tyrwhitt Road), Cat & the Fiddle (City Square Mall), The White Ombre (Toa Payoh North), Happy Oven (Tiong Bahru).
• North: Whyzee (Sin Ming Road), Cat & the Fiddle (Northpoint City).
• East: The Durian Bakery (Kensington Square), Temptations (Sims Avenue), Honeypeachsg (Tai Seng), Monice Bakes (Bedok Reservoir), Sooperlicious (Jalan Pelikat), P.Osh (MacPherson), Fieldnotes and Cat & the Fiddle (Tampines 1), Happy Oven (Tampines).
• North-east: Fieldnotes (The Woodleigh Mall), Cat & the Fiddle (Punggol East).
• West: Cat & the Fiddle (Westgate), Bob the Baker Boy (Pandan Loop).
• Delivery only: Dig In Cakes, Ferns N Petals.

So which one should you order from?

• A halal birthday: Cat & the Fiddle, the only full MUIS certification here.
• Forgot until today: Whyzee or Dig In Cakes, both free same-day above $120, or The Durian Bakery with 30 minutes' notice.
• A child's party: Honeypeachsg for character cakes.
• A first birthday: The White Ombre for a smash cake.
• An elder's birthday: Temptations Cakes, for its longevity range.
• A durian lover: The Durian Bakery.
• A planned, tiered design: Susucre or Monice Bakes, with a week in hand.
• A tight budget: Dig In Cakes, $29.90 plus $12 delivery.

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Other celebrations and cravings: durian cakes, eggless cakes, ice cream and buffets.

Birthday cake delivery in Singapore: quick questions

How much does a birthday cake cost in Singapore?

The cheapest cake on each shop's site runs from $28 to $80, though sizes vary: The Durian Bakery's $28 cake serves two, Dig In Cakes starts at $29.90 and Whyzee at $30, and Monice Bakes' themed cakes start at $80. Delivery usually adds $10 to $30 unless the order clears a free-delivery threshold.

Where can I get a halal birthday cake delivered in Singapore?

Cat & the Fiddle is the only shop on this list that states full MUIS halal certification. Happy Oven and Sooperlicious describe themselves as halal without naming a certifier, and seven others state on their own sites that they aren't certified.

Can I get a halal cake delivered on the same day?

Yes, from Cat & the Fiddle: same-day delivery is $20.90, or $10 on orders above $100. It's the only certified shop here, so it's the only certified same-day option on the list.

Can I get a birthday cake delivered on the same day?

Eight shops here deliver on the day. Whyzee and Dig In Cakes both deliver same-day free above $120, Dig In will deliver within the hour for $25, and The Durian Bakery needs only 30 minutes' notice.

Which shops make kids' birthday cakes?

Honeypeachsg has the deepest character range, with animal, bear, dinosaur and comic designs. Whyzee makes unicorn cakes, and Ferns N Petals does unicorn, Minion and dinosaur themes.

Where can I order a first birthday or baby cake?

The White Ombre makes smash cakes, the small cake a one-year-old gets to break into, and Happy Oven makes customised baby cakes.

Which cake shops have eggless birthday cakes?

Whyzee, Fieldnotes, Temptations Cakes, The White Ombre, Susucre and Ferns N Petals all publish eggless options. Susucre also bakes gluten-free and dairy-free cakes to order.

How much is cake delivery in Singapore?

Between $10 and $30 for a standard slot. Whyzee and Dig In charge $12 flat, Fieldnotes $12.90, The White Ombre $20 and Sooperlicious $30, while Temptations and Happy Oven price by distance. Free-delivery thresholds run from $80 at The White Ombre to $250 at Sooperlicious.