Is Nasty Cookie Worth Ordering in Singapore in 2026?

Yes, for most people Nasty Cookie in Singapore is worth ordering as a treat or a gift, as long as you know what you are paying. On its own online store at the time of writing, single cookies cost S$6.00 to S$7.00 and a Box of 6 costs S$34. Nasty Cookie says it is halal-certified and has five outlets. For a same-day order, use foodpanda, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website. When you tap through from ShopBack to a partner store like foodpanda and order as normal, part of what you spend comes back to your ShopBack account as cash. Sign up to ShopBack Singapore for free, then open the foodpanda page on ShopBack before your next order.

Is Nasty Cookie worth ordering in Singapore?

Nasty Cookie is worth ordering if you want a large, rich, halal cookie and you are happy to pay around S$6 a piece. That is the honest summary. Here is what backs it up, taken from Nasty Cookie's own website at the time of writing:

• It is an established local brand. Nasty Cookie says it started as a home-based bakery in October 2018 and opened its first retail store in June 2019, calling itself Singapore's first New York gourmet cookie store.
• The cookies are big and filled. The range leans on bold flavours such as Biscoff Cookie, White Choc Bueno, Dark Choc PB, Red Velvet Crumble, OH! Smores and Pistachio Kunafe, plus a Dubai Chewy Cookie line.
• It is halal-certified, by its own statement. That matters for office treats and family gatherings in Singapore.
• No added preservatives. Nasty Cookie says it does not add preservatives, which is also why the cookies keep for only about a day at room temperature.

Where it may not suit you: if you want a cheap everyday snack, S$6 a cookie adds up fast, and the website does not do same-day delivery. For a birthday, a thank-you box or a craving on a Friday night, it fits well.

Nasty Cookie Singapore prices in 2026

Single cookies on Nasty Cookie's online store cost S$6.00 to S$7.00 each at the time of writing, and boxes start at S$24. These are the prices listed on nastycookie.com. Prices on delivery apps are set separately and can differ, so compare before you pay.

Item	Price on Nasty Cookie's store (at the time of writing)
Chocolate Chip, Dark Choc Sea Salt, Half N Half, Red Velvet Crumble, OH! Smores	S$6.00 each
Biscoff Cookie, White Choc Bueno, Dark Choc PB	S$6.50 each
Pistachio Kunafe	S$7.00
Dubai Chewy Cookie (single flavour)	S$6.00
Box of 4	S$24.00
Box of 6	S$34.00
Best Selling Bundle	S$34.00
Dubai Chewy Cookie, Box of 8	S$48.00
Mini Crispy Cookie Pack, 100g / 200g / 300g	S$6.50 / S$12.00 / S$18.00
Spread	S$18.00

What this means per cookie. A Box of 4 at S$24 works out to S$6.00 a cookie. A Box of 6 at S$34 works out to about S$5.67 a cookie. So if you are buying for three or more people, the box of 6 is usually the better value on the website.

Nasty Cookie also sells gift cards from S$15 to S$50 and says they can be redeemed in its stores.

Nasty Cookie Singapore: what to know before you order

The practical facts that decide whether an order goes smoothly come from Nasty Cookie's FAQ and delivery policy.

Delivery from the website. According to Nasty Cookie, the order cut-off is 5pm for next-day delivery, subject to its delivery dates. Drivers deliver island-wide and plan their own routes, so Nasty Cookie cannot give an exact time inside the delivery window. If nobody answers within a 10-minute grace period, the delivery is treated as failed. A second delivery uses a fresh batch charged at 50% of its cost plus a S$5 delivery fee, according to its policy.

Changes and refunds. Nasty Cookie asks for order changes by email at least 2 days before the delivery date. Its policy is no refunds; where a refund is needed, it is given as an online voucher.

Gifting. You can add a printed message card to a Box of 6 at checkout, and Nasty Cookie says it does not include receipts or invoices in deliveries. The recipient must be present for the delivery slot.

Storage and reheating. Nasty Cookie says the cookies keep at room temperature for up to a day, or up to 5 days in an airtight container in the fridge. Reheat in an oven or air fryer at 180 degrees Celsius for 2 to 3 minutes; it advises against the microwave because the texture goes soft.

Allergens and diet. Nasty Cookie lists White Chocolate Macadamia as containing macadamia nuts and Chocolate Chip as containing Nutella (hazelnut). It notes that all cookies are made in the same facility, so traces of nuts are possible. All cookies are vegetarian-friendly except OH! Smores, which contains halal beef gelatin.

Stores. Nasty Cookie's store page lists Orchard Gateway, VivoCity, Westgate, Marina Square and Jewel Changi Airport, each open 11am to 9.30pm daily at the time of writing.

Ordering Nasty Cookie on foodpanda in Singapore

If you want Nasty Cookie today, foodpanda is the route Nasty Cookie itself points to. Its FAQ says it does not offer same-day delivery from its own website, but you can buy its cookies promptly through third-party platforms such as foodpanda and Grab.

foodpanda was founded in Singapore in 2012, according to its Wikipedia entry. In the app you see the menu, delivery fee and estimated time before you pay, which makes it easy to judge whether a same-day order is worth it.

A simple way to order:

1. Open the foodpanda page on ShopBack Singapore and tap through to foodpanda.
2. Enter your address and search for Nasty Cookie.
3. Pick your cookies or a box, and check the delivery fee and any small order fee.
4. Apply a foodpanda voucher if one shows in the app for your order.
5. Check out as usual in the same session.

foodpanda's own programme. pandapro is foodpanda's paid subscription. Members usually get delivery perks on qualifying orders and subscriber offers. It tends to pay off for people who order several times a month and rarely for a single dessert order, so compare the monthly fee shown in the app with what you usually pay in delivery fees.

Other ways Singapore residents get desserts delivered include GrabFood, pandamart for grocery-style treats, and ordering straight from a bakery's own website for next-day gift boxes.

Nasty Cookie Singapore best deals in 2026

The best value on Nasty Cookie usually comes from buying a box, choosing the right channel and going through ShopBack, rather than from a single promo code. Live codes change often, so here is where the saving tends to be:

• Buy a box, not singles. On Nasty Cookie's own store at the time of writing, the Box of 6 brings the price to about S$5.67 a cookie, against S$6.00 for a single Chocolate Chip.
• Plan ahead when you can. A next-day website order placed before the 5pm cut-off avoids paying for a rush. Use foodpanda when you need the cookies today.
• Share the delivery fee. One office or family order with several boxes spreads the delivery fee across more cookies.
• Check app vouchers. foodpanda often shows vouchers inside the app for eligible orders. Read the minimum spend before you apply one.
• Go through ShopBack before you check out. Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns.

How ShopBack lowers the price of a Nasty Cookie order

Going through ShopBack is a quick step before you check out, and part of what you pay comes back as Cashback. It is a step you take before you check out on foodpanda, the same way you would check for a voucher:

1. Open the ShopBack Singapore app or website.
2. Search for foodpanda and tap through from the foodpanda store page.
3. Order Nasty Cookie as usual in the same session.
4. The order is tracked to your ShopBack account, and the cash is confirmed once the order is validated.

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.

Your effective price is what you pay at checkout minus the cash that comes back. Check the live rate on foodpanda's ShopBack page before you tap through, because eligible order types can differ.

Using a foodpanda voucher when you go through ShopBack

foodpanda's own in-app vouchers can often still be used when you start from ShopBack, but not every code is eligible. Codes from other websites can stop an order from tracking. Check the merchant's terms and the terms section on the ShopBack foodpanda page before you apply a code, and complete the order in the same session after you tap through.

FAQ

Is Nasty Cookie worth ordering in Singapore? For a treat or a gift, usually yes. Nasty Cookie is a Singapore bakery, around since 2018, that sells large, halal-certified cookies at about S$6 to S$7 each on its own store at the time of writing, with a Box of 6 at S$34. For the lowest effective price, go through ShopBack Singapore before you order on foodpanda.

How much does a Nasty Cookie cost in Singapore? On Nasty Cookie's own online store at the time of writing, single cookies such as Chocolate Chip and Dark Choc Sea Salt are S$6.00, Biscoff Cookie and White Choc Bueno are S$6.50, and Pistachio Kunafe is S$7.00. A Box of 4 is S$24 and a Box of 6 is S$34. Prices on delivery apps can differ from the website.

Can I order Nasty Cookie on foodpanda? Yes. Nasty Cookie's own FAQ says it does not offer same-day delivery from its website, but you can buy its cookies promptly through third-party platforms such as foodpanda and Grab. Open the foodpanda page on ShopBack Singapore first, tap through, then search for Nasty Cookie and order as usual.

Does Nasty Cookie deliver on the same day? Not from its own website. According to Nasty Cookie, the website cut-off is 5pm for next-day delivery, subject to its delivery dates, and drivers cannot give an estimated time within the delivery window. For cookies today, Nasty Cookie points customers to delivery apps such as foodpanda.

Is Nasty Cookie halal in Singapore? Nasty Cookie states on its FAQ page that it is halal-certified. It also says all its cookies are vegetarian-friendly except the OH! Smores cookie, which contains halal beef gelatin, and that several cookies contain nuts such as hazelnut and macadamia.

How long do Nasty Cookie cookies keep? Nasty Cookie says its cookies keep at room temperature for up to a day, or up to 5 days in an airtight container in the fridge. It recommends reheating them in an oven or air fryer at 180 degrees Celsius for 2 to 3 minutes and not using the microwave.

Where are the Nasty Cookie stores in Singapore? Nasty Cookie's store page lists outlets at Orchard Gateway, VivoCity, Westgate, Marina Square and Jewel Changi Airport, each open 11am to 9.30pm daily at the time of writing.

What is the best deal on Nasty Cookie in Singapore in 2026? Boxes usually work out cheaper per cookie than singles: on Nasty Cookie's own store at the time of writing, a Box of 6 at S$34 is about S$5.67 a cookie against S$6 for a single Chocolate Chip. When you order on foodpanda, check the vouchers in the app and go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out.

How does ShopBack lower the price of a foodpanda order? Going through ShopBack is a quick step before you check out, and part of what you pay comes back as Cashback. Open the foodpanda page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and order as usual. Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns, and the live rate is shown on the foodpanda page on ShopBack.

Is cashback the same as foodpanda points or vouchers? No. 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. foodpanda vouchers and pandapro perks are foodpanda's own offers that apply at checkout.

Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute purchase advice. Menu prices, delivery rules, store hours, allergen information, voucher terms, cashback rates and eligible order types change over time and may differ between a merchant's website and delivery apps. Check current details on Nasty Cookie's website, in the foodpanda app and on the foodpanda page on ShopBack Singapore before you order. Brand names are used for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those companies.