Cake Delivery Singapore: What Delivery Costs, and Who Publishes a Price (2026)

Half of Singapore's cake delivery shops will not show a price until the cake is in a cart. Delivery is the opposite: most of them state the fee, the free-delivery threshold and the cut-off time right on the page, because those are the terms that stop an order going wrong. So delivery is the axis that can actually be compared across the category, and on a $30 cake it is worth comparing. Everything below was read on 10 September 2026 from each shop's own website, with Google ratings verified in September 2026.

What each shop publishes, at a glance

Shop	Google rating	Cake price on its own site	Delivery	Free above
Cat & The Fiddle	4.2 from 138	promotional prices only	—	—
Whyzee	4.7 from 2,389	from $30	$12 a trip	$120
Zee & Elle	—	from $38	$12.90 all-day, $17.90 flexi	$5 fee over $135
Flor Patisserie	4.9 from 315	—	—	—
Monice Bakes	4.9 from 347	from $80 freestyle themed	from $30	—
Bob The Baker Boy	4.8 from 2,157	—	—	—
Temptations Cakes	4.5 from 328	$39 to $46	from $10, by distance	$200
Sooperlicious	4.8 from 271	—	$30 flat	$250
Rainbowly	5.0 from 135	—	—	$50
The Durian Bakery	4.9 from 1,595	$78 for the 6" Mao Shan Wang	—	$100
P.Osh	4.8 from 499	$16.50 a cheesecake quarter	—	—
The Patissier	4.3 from 192	$65.40	—	—
The White Ombre	4.3 from 95	$68 for the 6" chocolate	$20 islandwide	$80 stock, $200 custom
Susucre	4.5 from 36	$40 to $50 a tier	—	$200 minimum on cookies
Happy Oven	4.1 from 175	—	$15 to 15km, $20 beyond	$200
Honeypeachsg	4.7 from 1,192	from $69	—	$150
Dig In Cakes	—	from $29.90	$12 flat	$120
Patisserie G	4.0 from 813	—	—	—
The Ugly Cake Shop	4.3 from 60	—	—	—
Ferns N Petals	4.2 from 4,557	—	four tiers, roughly $8 to $19	$200 on flowers

Ten of the twenty publish a price for a cake that can be ordered. Twelve publish a delivery fee or a free-delivery threshold in plain numbers. Those two groups only half overlap, which is why a shop can look cheap and land expensive.

Delivery runs $10 to $30, and on a cheap cake that is a third of the bill

The cheapest cake here is Dig In's, from $29.90. Its delivery is $12 flat. That is 40% added to the cake before anything else, and it is the normal shape of the category rather than an outlier: Whyzee charges the same $12 on cakes from $30.

The fee structures fall into three kinds:

• Flat islandwide. Whyzee at $12 a trip, Dig In at $12, The White Ombre at $20 with no minimum spend, Sooperlicious at $30. The number is the number wherever the cake is going.
• By distance. Temptations from $10, resolved at checkout. Happy Oven splits at 15km: $15 inside, $20 beyond. Monice Bakes quotes from $30 depending on location, date and time.
• By time slot. Dig In runs $12 standard, $25 for delivery within the hour, and $32 for the 9pm to 11.45pm window. Ferns N Petals runs four tiers between roughly $8 and $19 covering express, fixed-time, midnight and standard.

Zee & Elle is the one worth reading twice. Its all-day slot is $12.90 and its flexi slot is $17.90, but both drop to $5 once the order passes $135. That is a $12.90 saving for spending more, which changes the arithmetic on a two-cake order.

The free-delivery line moves by a factor of five

Free delivery above	Shop
$50	Rainbowly
$80	The White Ombre, on stock cakes
$100	The Durian Bakery
$120	Whyzee, Dig In Cakes
$150	Honeypeachsg
$200	Temptations, Happy Oven, The White Ombre on customised orders
$250	Sooperlicious

Rainbowly's $50 and Sooperlicious's $250 sit five times apart on the same page of search results. For a single birthday cake, most of these thresholds are out of reach, and the fee is simply part of the price. For an office order or a party, the threshold decides where the order goes.

Susucre works the other way around. It does not publish a delivery fee, but its minimum order on cupcakes and cookies is $200, which is a floor rather than a discount.

One of these twenty holds a halal certificate

Nine of the twenty mention halal somewhere on their site. Reading what each one actually says leaves a very different picture.

Shop	What it says
Cat & The Fiddle	"100% MUIS Halal-certified"
Happy Oven	Calls itself a halal bakery in its own headline; names no certifier on the pages that load
Zee & Elle	"We are not halal certified at the moment"; says any gelatin used is halal certified
Monice Bakes	"Monice Bakes is non-halal certified"; no pork or lard
Temptations Cakes	"Temptations Cakes is not halal certified"
The Durian Bakery	"We are not halal certified at the moment, but we are Muslim-friendly"
Susucre	"We are not a halal certified cake shop"
Dig In Cakes	Answers the certification question with "we do not use pork or lard"
P.Osh	Was certified by MUIS, then "decided not to renew our certification due to the single reason of cost"; still uses halal-certified ingredients

P.Osh is the case that catches people out. Both halves of its answer are true, and a page that quotes only the first half turns a lapsed certificate into a current one. Six of these nine state plainly that they hold no certification, which is the answer a Muslim customer came for, and it is the answer that keyword-matching gets exactly backwards.

Eggless is a product line, not a certificate

Six shops run a published eggless range: Whyzee has Eggless and Vegan cakes, Zee & Elle labels items Eggless and Dairy-Free, Temptations, The White Ombre and Ferns N Petals each carry an Eggless Cakes category, and Susucre says it can make eggless, gluten-free and dairy-free cakes to order. Unlike halal, nobody is certifying this, so the claim is the shop's own and the risk sits with how the kitchen is run.

Same-day exists, and the cut-off is the real constraint

Same-day delivery is offered by Whyzee, Temptations on bespoke orders, The Durian Bakery, Honeypeachsg and Dig In Cakes. Ferns N Petals runs a one-hour service. On the other side, Susucre's lead time is usually five days or more, and Rainbowly asks two days on some items.

Zee & Elle publishes the most useful version of this: order by 4pm for next-day delivery or pickup. A stated cut-off is worth more than a same-day badge, because same-day usually means same-day if the kitchen has stock.

The ratings cannot separate them

Eighteen of the twenty have a Google rating, verified September 2026, and they run from 4.0 to 5.0. Fifteen of the eighteen sit at 4.2 or above. A spread that tight, on review counts running from 36 to 4,557, does not rank a category.

Two numbers in there are worth knowing anyway. Bob The Baker Boy holds 4.8 across 2,157 reviews and Whyzee 4.7 across 2,389, which are the largest bases in the group outside Ferns N Petals. Susucre's 4.5 rests on 36 reviews, and a rating on 36 reviews moves a lot with a handful more.

Cat & The Fiddle is the interesting one. It is the only halal-certified shop of the twenty and it carries the lowest rating in the group at 4.2 from 138. For a customer who needs the certificate, the rating is not the deciding number.

Nine shops publish nothing to compare

Flor Patisserie, Bob The Baker Boy, Patisserie G and The Ugly Cake Shop returned no price and no delivery terms on any page reachable in September 2026. Their storefronts render products in the browser rather than in the page, so the figures exist for a shopper clicking through and do not exist for anyone comparing from the outside. Cat & The Fiddle, Sooperlicious, Rainbowly, Happy Oven and Ferns N Petals publish delivery terms but no ordinary cake price.

That is a real finding about the category rather than a gap in this page. A shop that hides its price until checkout is asking for the cart to do the work of the shelf.

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Cake delivery in Singapore: quick questions

What does cake delivery cost in Singapore?

Between $10 and $30 for a standard slot. Flat islandwide fees cluster at $12, which Whyzee and Dig In Cakes both charge. Premium slots cost more: Dig In charges $25 for delivery within the hour and $32 for a 9pm to 11.45pm drop.

Which cake shop has free delivery?

All of them, above a threshold, and the threshold is what varies. Rainbowly's is $50, the lowest here. Sooperlicious's is $250, the highest. Whyzee and Dig In both sit at $120, and The Durian Bakery at $100.

Is there a halal certified cake delivery in Singapore?

Cat & The Fiddle states 100% MUIS halal certification. Happy Oven describes itself as a halal bakery without naming a certifier. Six others say on their own FAQ pages that they are not certified, and P.Osh held certification and chose not to renew it.

What is the cheapest birthday cake delivery in Singapore?

Dig In Cakes at $29.90 a cake and Whyzee from $30 are the lowest published starting prices of the twenty. Both add $12 delivery unless the order clears $120, so the real floor is closer to $42.

Can I get a cake delivered same day in Singapore?

Whyzee, The Durian Bakery, Honeypeachsg and Dig In Cakes all offer same-day delivery, and Temptations does it for bespoke orders. Ferns N Petals runs a one-hour service. Same-day generally depends on what the kitchen already has made.

Why do so few cake shops show a price?

Ten of the twenty publish one. The rest run storefronts that build the product list in the browser, so a price appears once a shopper is clicking through the catalogue and never on a page that can be compared side by side. Customised cakes are quoted per order, which accounts for some of it but not for the stock ranges.

Which cake shops do eggless cakes?

Whyzee, Zee & Elle, Temptations, The White Ombre and Ferns N Petals each run a published eggless category. Susucre makes eggless, gluten-free and dairy-free cakes to order, with a $200 minimum on cupcakes and cookies.

What is the latest I can order for tomorrow?

Zee & Elle publishes 4pm as its cut-off for next-day delivery or pickup, which is the clearest stated deadline in this group. Most of the others state a lead time in days rather than a daily cut-off.