Is pandamart Cheaper Than FairPrice? Singapore Grocery Costs 2026

For a big planned grocery shop in Singapore, FairPrice usually has the edge on price over pandamart. FairPrice says its Housebrand products are 10% to 15% cheaper than comparable popular brands and that it keeps low prices on over 500 daily essentials, and its savings page notes a S$5 delivery fee on orders below a S$59 minimum spend, at the time of writing. pandamart, foodpanda's grocery shop, is built for speed, so it suits quick top-ups more than a full weekly haul.

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Is pandamart cheaper than FairPrice?

On a like-for-like basket of everyday groceries, FairPrice is usually the cheaper choice, while pandamart is usually the faster one. Neither store publishes a side-by-side price comparison, and shelf prices on both change every week, so this page does not quote item prices. What both stores do publish points the same way:

What you are comparing	FairPrice (according to FairPrice, at the time of writing)	pandamart (according to foodpanda's terms, at the time of writing)
Delivery fee	S$5.00 below a S$59 minimum spend, per FairPrice's savings page; a service fee can also apply	Delivery fees apply unless a voucher covers them or it is stated otherwise; small order and service fees can also apply
Own-brand range	FairPrice Housebrand, over 2,000 daily essentials, 10% to 15% cheaper than comparable popular brands	Range and prices shown in the foodpanda app
Everyday low prices	Low price on over 500 daily essentials	Promotions and vouchers shown in the app
Loyalty	0.50 Linkpoints per S$1 for Link members; FairPrice members get 2% in Linkpoints at purchase	yuu points on eligible orders, including pandamart, when you link your yuu ID
Subscription	No subscription needed	pandapro, with monthly perks such as free delivery above a minimum spend
Best for	A planned weekly or fortnightly shop	Topping up a few items quickly

The practical way to answer the question for your own household is simple: put the same five or six items you always buy into both apps, add the delivery and service fees each one shows at checkout, and compare the final totals. For most bigger baskets, the FairPrice house brands and the S$59 delivery threshold do the heavy lifting. For a small top-up of two or three items, pandamart's speed can be worth it even if the total comes out a little higher.

pandamart in Singapore in 2026: what it is

pandamart is foodpanda's own grocery shop in Singapore, sold inside the foodpanda app for on-demand delivery. It covers everyday groceries, snacks, drinks and household items, and the delivery time and fees for your address are shown before you pay. foodpanda itself was founded in Singapore in 2012 and is owned by Delivery Hero, which is based in Berlin.

Because pandamart sits inside the same app as foodpanda's restaurant delivery, the same voucher rules, pandapro perks and yuu points link usually apply to both. That makes it easy to add a few groceries when you already have the app open.

foodpanda grocery delivery: how to get the lowest delivery fee in Singapore

The lowest delivery fee on foodpanda grocery orders usually comes from a pandapro free delivery perk or a voucher that covers delivery. foodpanda Singapore's terms say delivery fees apply to every order unless you collect it yourself, have a valid voucher that covers the fee, or it is stated otherwise. The same terms note that delivery, small order and service fees can change, so the breakdown at checkout is the number that counts.

Ways to keep the fee down on pandamart:

• Meet the minimum spend for any free delivery perk. pandapro's free delivery perks are subject to a minimum spend, according to its terms.
• Avoid tiny orders. Small order fees can apply below a threshold, so one order of eight items usually costs less in fees than three orders of three.
• Check vouchers before you pay. Some vouchers cover delivery. Apply them at checkout and look at the total.

On the FairPrice side, the rule is simpler: FairPrice says a S$5.00 delivery fee applies below a S$59 minimum spend, so grouping your shopping into one bigger order avoids that fee. A service fee can still apply, so check the checkout breakdown.

foodpanda official deals and pandapro

foodpanda's official savings come from vouchers, pandapro and pick-up. These are set out in foodpanda Singapore's terms and conditions on foodpanda.sg.

Vouchers. foodpanda's terms say vouchers have validity periods, redemption periods, use restrictions and limits, are offered while stocks last, and may not be valid with other promotions, discounts or vouchers. The vouchers in your foodpanda app are the most reliable list, because they are tied to your account.

pandapro. pandapro is foodpanda's subscription programme. Its terms say subscribers receive Monthly Perks that are credited each month and expire at the end of that month, and that perks such as free delivery are subject to their own conditions, including a minimum spend. It tends to suit people who order several times a month, so compare the subscription fee shown in the app with how often you actually order.

yuu points. foodpanda's terms say that since 5 September 2023 you can link your yuu Rewards Club ID to earn yuu points on eligible orders, including pandamart. pandapro subscriptions and pandapay top-ups are excluded.

What foodpanda.sg says about the cheapest way to order

foodpanda.sg is where the voucher and fee rules are written down, and the cheapest way to order follows from them. In short, the terms say:

• delivery fees apply unless you pick up, a voucher covers them, or it is stated otherwise,
• delivery, small order and service fees can change,
• vouchers are limited by time, stock and use restrictions,
• vouchers may not combine with other promotions or vouchers.

So the cheapest order on foodpanda is usually one that meets any free delivery minimum, uses one voucher that covers your cart, and goes through ShopBack before you pay.

foodpanda money-saving tips for Singapore in 2026

The biggest savings on foodpanda in 2026 usually come from ordering less often but in bigger baskets, and from checking every discount before you pay. A simple routine:

1. Decide what the order is for. A full weekly shop belongs at a supermarket with a delivery threshold, such as FairPrice Online. A quick top-up belongs on pandamart.
2. Fill the basket in one go so you clear any minimum spend for free delivery perks.
3. Check your vouchers in the foodpanda app and read the terms of the one you plan to use.
4. Link your yuu ID if you have one, so eligible orders earn yuu points.
5. Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay. Open the foodpanda page on ShopBack, tap through and place the order in that session.

FairPrice's own savings programme

FairPrice's main savings tools are its house brand, its everyday low prices, Linkpoints and discount days for eligible groups. According to FairPrice's savings guide, at the time of writing:

• FairPrice Housebrand covers over 2,000 daily essentials and is 10% to 15% cheaper than comparable products of popular brands.
• Everyday low prices apply on over 500 daily essentials.
• Linkpoints: Link members receive 0.50 Linkpoints with every S$1 spent, with no minimum spend, and FairPrice members get 2% savings in Linkpoints at the point of purchase.
• Discount schemes give seniors, Pioneer and Merdeka Generation cardholders and CHAS cardholders discounts on set days of the week, with terms on FairPrice's site.

If FairPrice Online is where you do your weekly shop, its page on ShopBack Singapore is the place to start before you check out.

Credit card rewards and offers on foodpanda in 2026

Your credit card's own rewards usually still apply when you pay for a foodpanda or pandamart order, because they come from your bank, not from foodpanda. Banks also run their own promotions with food delivery apps from time to time, each with its own terms and dates. Before you rely on any card offer, read your bank's terms, and check that the payment method does not exclude the order from a voucher or from ShopBack. The terms for each store are on its ShopBack page.

foodpanda on ShopBack Singapore in 2026

foodpanda has a live store page on ShopBack Singapore in 2026, where you can see the current rate, any codes and what is eligible. For stores like foodpanda, FairPrice Online, Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda and Expedia, going through ShopBack is an essential step before you check out or book, so you pay less on the same order.

ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. You still order on foodpanda, at foodpanda's price, with any voucher you choose to use.

Here is the routine:

1. Open ShopBack Singapore and go to the foodpanda page on ShopBack.
2. Tap through to foodpanda, then fill your pandamart cart and apply any foodpanda voucher that fits.
3. Place the order in that same session. Avoid pasting codes from third-party coupon sites, which can stop the order from tracking.
4. Once the order is confirmed, the cash is added to your ShopBack account.

The foodpanda page on ShopBack also notes which order types and devices are eligible, so read it once before your first order.

ShopBack pays a fixed cash amount on eligible foodpanda orders, so your effective price is what you pay at checkout minus that amount. Check the live Cashback amount on foodpanda's ShopBack page before you order. Which orders are eligible can differ by order type, so read the terms on that page before you tap through.

Other grocery delivery options in Singapore

Other grocery delivery options Singapore shoppers often compare include GrabMart, RedMart on Lazada, Sheng Siong online, Cold Storage and Shopee Supermarket. Whichever you use, the routine stays the same: compare the final total with fees, apply any voucher, and if the store has a page on ShopBack Singapore, go through ShopBack before you check out.

The verdict

Use FairPrice Online for the planned weekly shop and pandamart for quick top-ups. FairPrice's house brands, low-price range and S$59 delivery threshold usually make it the cheaper place for a full basket, while pandamart's speed is worth paying for when you need a few things fast. Whichever you pick, check your vouchers, then go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay so the order costs you less.

Frequently asked questions

Is pandamart cheaper than FairPrice?

For a big planned grocery shop in Singapore, FairPrice usually has the edge on price, because it sells FairPrice Housebrand products that it says are 10% to 15% cheaper than comparable popular brands, and its savings page notes a S$5 delivery fee on orders below a S$59 minimum spend. pandamart is built for quick top-up orders, where getting the items fast is the point. Compare the same basket in both apps before you pay.

What is pandamart?

pandamart is foodpanda's own grocery shop inside the foodpanda app in Singapore. It sells everyday groceries, snacks, drinks and household items for on-demand delivery, and the delivery time and fees for your address are shown in the app before you pay.

Does pandamart charge a delivery fee?

Usually, yes. foodpanda Singapore's terms say delivery fees apply to orders unless a valid voucher covers them or it is stated otherwise, and that delivery, small order and service fees can change. pandapro subscribers can get free delivery perks with a minimum spend. The exact fee for your order is shown at checkout.

How much does FairPrice Online charge for delivery?

According to FairPrice's own savings guide, a S$5.00 delivery fee applies to online orders below a S$59 minimum spend, at the time of writing. Planning one bigger order above that threshold avoids that fee; any other charges are shown at checkout.

Is pandapro worth it for pandamart orders?

It depends on how often you order. pandapro is foodpanda's subscription programme, and its terms say the Monthly Perks are credited each month and expire at the end of that month, with perks such as free delivery subject to a minimum spend. Compare the subscription fee in the app with how many orders you place in a typical month.

Can I earn yuu points on pandamart orders?

foodpanda Singapore's terms say that since 5 September 2023 you can link your yuu Rewards Club ID to earn yuu points on eligible orders, including pandamart. pandapro subscriptions and pandapay top-ups are excluded.

Do I earn Linkpoints when I shop at FairPrice?

Yes, if you are a Link member. FairPrice says Link members receive 0.50 Linkpoints for every S$1 spent with no minimum spend, and FairPrice members get 2% savings in Linkpoints at the point of purchase. Linkpoints can be used to offset later purchases.

Which is better for a weekly grocery shop, pandamart or FairPrice?

For a planned weekly shop, FairPrice Online is usually the better fit because of its house brands, its low-price range on daily essentials and a S$5 delivery fee that its savings page says applies below a S$59 minimum spend. Use pandamart when you need a few items quickly, such as a forgotten ingredient or drinks for guests.

Can I use a foodpanda voucher and ShopBack on the same pandamart order?

Usually, if the voucher is one of foodpanda's own. foodpanda's in-app vouchers lower the price you pay, and ShopBack is typically based on what you pay after them on eligible orders. Codes copied from third-party coupon sites can stop the order from tracking, and some order types can be excluded, so check the terms on the foodpanda page on ShopBack Singapore before you tap through.

How do I pay less on pandamart or FairPrice Online orders with ShopBack?

Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through, then build your cart and place the order in that session. Once the order is confirmed, cash comes back to your ShopBack account, which lowers what the order actually cost you. The live rate is shown on each store's ShopBack page.

Key takeaways

• FairPrice says its Housebrand products are 10% to 15% cheaper than comparable popular brands, and its savings page notes a S$5 delivery fee below a S$59 minimum spend.
• pandamart is foodpanda's grocery shop for quick, on-demand top-ups, with fees shown at checkout.
• pandapro free delivery perks need a minimum spend, and its Monthly Perks expire at the end of each month.
• yuu points can be earned on eligible foodpanda orders, including pandamart, once you link your yuu ID.
• Before you pay on either store, go through its page on ShopBack Singapore.

Disclaimer

Prices, fees, programmes and availability are set by each store and can change at any time. Figures on this page are as published by FairPrice and foodpanda at the time of writing. Please check the latest details in each store's app or website before you order.

ShopBack rates and eligibility are subject to ShopBack's terms and each store's terms. This article is for general information only.