Christmas is knocking at the door, and with that means plenty of feasting incoming. Whether you’re a host looking to save time, shopping for an office party, or just wanting to bring something to a potluck, check out our list of Christmas dinner takeaways and deliveries for all your party needs! We’ve got you covered for log cakes, roast meats, turkey deliveries, and beyond, with early bird discount lobangs to boot.
If you’re planning for a Thanksgiving or Christmas feast and you’re immensely pressed for time, turn to Jeffrey’s Christmas Kitchen for their selection of roasted meats, all served hot to your doorstep so you can dig in straight away, no reheating needed. The Perfect Roast Turkey ($129.90 – $149.90) is a must-order. The Christmas centrepiece stars a whole 4.5kg award-winning turkey, raised on organic feed for extra-juicy meat, and roasted to golden brown ends. Served with chestnut stuffing, each slice of turkey is moist and well-seasoned.
As Singapore’s leading Thanksgiving and Christmas specialty food store, Jeffrey’s Christmas Kitchen also has other mouthwatering dishes you should have grace your dinner table, including the Roasted Pork Knuckle ($45.90), with a crackling, crisp exterior, and melt-in-your-mouth fat, as well as the Premium Iberico Ham ($49.90), cured for 24 months then roasted for an intense smoky profile. Free home delivery is available for orders over $120. Else self-pickup is possible by swinging by their Paya Lebar address.
Order via Jeffrey’s Christmas Kitchen online store.
Jeffrey’s Christmas Kitchen is not halal-certified.
For Christmas takeaways that give back to the community, head over to Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore. The luxury resort has an array of sweet and savoury takeaways this Yuletide season, and if you purchase any of their log cakes, $10 will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Singapore foundation. Of the log cake flavours, we’re big fans of the Mango Sticky Rice Yule Log Cake ($58+), spliced with sweet, juicy mangoes, but they also do have a traditional Bûche de Noël ($58+) that’s flavoured with indulgent chocolate truffle. Double down on the fact that it’s the season for giving with the Praline Gift Sets (from $16+). Starring luscious, hazelnut chocolate pralines housed in a striking festive box, this is definitely a crowd-pleasing gift that’s great for loved ones and colleagues alike.
For savoury must-haves, Dusit Thani Laguna has a Traditional Roast Turkey ($138+) that’s bound to be the centrepiece of your Christmas dinner table. Weighing between five to six kg, the turkey is roasted to juicy ends, then served with fingerling potatoes, roasted vegetables, chestnut stuffing, and sauces. For selected credit cards and partners, Order before 30 November to enjoy 25% off any of these festive food items and plenty more. If you order from 1 December to 7 January, a 15% discount still applies.
Order via Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore’s online store.
Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore is not halal-certified.
Image credit: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore
Those looking for a one-stop solution for a Christmas family-sized feast can turn to PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore’s Whimsical Yuletide eShop for all their festive needs. We highly recommend the Festive Family Bundle ($328+) for a fuss-free meal that feeds four to eight with a menu of six different dishes, from a roasted French chicken to cream tagliatelle, and two types of dessert, including a 66% dark chocolate log cake. If you prefer shopping for just turkey, you can stick with their Signature Roast Tom Turkey ($165+), a 5kg bird marinated with fresh herbs and Cajun spices, served with house-made gravy, stuffing, and cranberry sauce.
Image credit: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore
Food gifts are often the best gifts, so if you’re looking for a hamper to wow, go all out and purchase the Grandeur Gift Hamper. Priced at $288+, and housed in a luggage-inspired case wrapped in leather, the stunning hamper includes an array of festive treats of both classic and traditional, including 12 pieces of praline, a classic panettone, stollen, and a bottle of champagne. Early birds who shop before 30 November get 25% off on all items. If you miss that date, shop before 26 December and get 15% off. Do note that the discounts do not apply to the hampers and jolly Santa goodies, and an advance order of three days is required.
Order via the PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore’s Whimsical Yuletide eShop.
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore is not halal-certified.
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Spice things up this Christmas with Paradox Singapore’s A Local Touch of Christmas bundle, where yuletide treats get a Nyonya upgrade. Priced at $398, the bundle features a sweet-spicy Roasted Dry Rub Nyonya Turkey as the main attraction, alongside other sweet and savoury goodies.
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If you prefer going the traditional route, get your hands on A Noel Filled Christmas Bundle ($398), starring premium meats, including a Honey Glazed Gammon Ham and a Signature Acai Banana Log Cake. Ala carte options such as the Stout-Glazed Black Angus Short Ribs and other desserts are also possible if you prefer to mix and match and create your own menu. All the dishes are beautifully presented and double up as stunning centrepieces for your dinner table. Do note that you get 25% off the total bill when you shop from 28 November to 4 December!
Order via the Paradox Singapore takeaway website from 28 November.
Paradox Singapore Merchant Court is not a halal-certified eatery.
Those craving a Christmas meal with an unorthodox twist can order from Itacho Sushi’s festive Japanese menu. The sushi specialist chain has 12 Yuletide and New Year-themed dishes you can order for all your EOY parties. For light bites to start off the meal, get the Christmas Tree Sushi Combo ($22.80++) for something more substantial. Plated on a Christmas tree dish, the set includes five types of premium sushi, including Roasted Scallop and Roasted Codfish.
Fans of sashimi can instead get the Festival Sashimi Set ($42++), a medley of thick-sliced, quality raw fish and seafood, including octopus, roasted squid, shrimp, swordfish, yellowtail, and salmon. Diners will also enjoy 20% off when they order from now till 1 January 2023.
Find out more via the Itacho Sushi website.
Itacho Sushi is not a halal-certified eatery.
For bundles that can feed the fam without breaking the bank, consider Delifrance. The French bistro has four curated bundles this Christmas, ranging from $218 to $298. A new option to check out is the Joyous Christmas Feast ($228), which comes with 12 pieces of Premium Assorted Mini Croissants and a Sandwiches Platter to start, a Jumbo Roasted Whole Chicken and Chicken Lasagne for mains, both included by popular demand, and finally, a Joy of Delifrance Log Cake, finished with 70% Valrhona dark chocolate. The other three bundles have similar combinations of festive staples, from meatloaf to full-on roast turkeys to feed the entire family or a group of your loved ones.
Great for office parties are their online-exclusive Festive Platters, priced from $45. These come with a selection of anything from mini croissants to festive mini cakes, great to munch on while people are mingling. Finally, Delifrance also has a broad range of festive sweets, from log cakes, to cookies, and even traditional gingerbread, fruit cakes and gift bags you can purchase as presents too. Shop from now till 4 December and enjoy an early bird promotion of 15% off with every $100 spent! You can check out more details and the full selection of festive dishes available at their stores or online via their catalogue here.
Order via the Delifrance website.
Delifrance is halal-certified.
Image credit: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
For festive feasts with a local twist, seek out Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium’s selection of Christmas dishes. First, the Roasted Kam Heong Turkey ($148) uses beloved Asian ingredients such as oyster sauce, lemongrass, ginger, hei bee, and curry powder to marinade the bird before roasting, imbuing the meat with juicy, umami goodness. Each serving also comes with kam heong sauce, achar, and egg fried rice, for a true blue Chinese Christmas meal. If you prefer an all-in-one meal, order their Santa Claus Bundle ($335). The bestselling set comes with all the classics you need for a meal that feeds up to 12 people, including a 4.5kg Traditional Roast Turkey, a 2kg Honey Glazed Ham, sides, and a Dulcey Yuzu Log Cake.
Image credit: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
Fans will be happy to know the popular Dulcey Yuzu Log Cake ($88) is back by popular demand. The lush log cake features a zesty yuzu mousse with Dulcey chocolate Cremeux and an orange marmalade almond sponge. Order before 9 December and get 20% off with the promo code ‘XMAS20’. Delivery and self-collection begin from 1 December.
Order via the Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium e-shop here.
Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium is not a halal-certified eatery, but the log cakes are halal-certified.
Neo Garden has got your back this Christmas with value-for-money festive bundles, ala carte potluck items, mini party sets and buffets. Their range of items takes all the fuss out of hosting a Christmas dinner, no matter how big the crowd. Introduce some spice to the dinner table with their Tom Yum Broth Seafood ($78.80+), a seafood boil packed with crayfish, mussels, prawns, and clams, all cooked in a zingy tom yum broth. Each set serves eight to 10, and comes with house-made bread for dipping too.
For something more classic, try the Slow-Roasted Spice Lamb Leg ($108.80+), where a well-marinated full lamb leg is cooked till the meat is fall-apart tender and succulent. They’ve also got a new Passionfruit Cream & Pistachio Crunch Log Cake ($88+), with fluffy strawberry sponge, a passionfruit cream, and fresh mango cubes, all dressed in pistachio white chocolate.
Those seeking to customise their Christmas menu can turn to Neo Garden’s curated spreads, where you design a potluck party menu from over 30 Christmas-themed savoury and sweet dishes. Get The Elves’ Mini Party Set ($368+) for a spread that feeds eight to 10, or go big with their customisable Santa’s Big Buffet, where you can pick nine to 12 courses to feed a crowd. Prices start at $25.88+ per person.
Order via the Neo Garden website.
Neo Garden is a halal-certified eatery.
Gourmetz Catering offers diners an Asian-fusion Christmas feast that stands out from the usual offerings of regular turkey and ham. Their Claus for Celebration menu, priced at $38.90++ per person, with a minimum order for 30 people, stars 11 courses, including a handful of Korean-inspired dishes that are guaranteed to impress. For example, the meal starts with a DIY Sandwich Kimbap station, where you can try to create trendy kimbap sandwiches with various ingredients on hand. Another Asian-inspired highlight is the Char Siew Australian Grass-Fed Wagyu Ribeye, where Wagyu ribeye is glazed with an heirloom char siew sauce, and then slow-roasted till tender ends.
Gourmetz Catering also offers diners the option to decorate their catering set-up with unique decor. They’ll come to your dining location and decorate your preferred space to match the theme. Some of these decor elements are also part of the dining experience, such as the Tree of Nami, a centrepiece with branches that hold grab-and-go bags of Dalgona Cookies and Tri-Coloured Meringues, so diners can enjoy that as a dessert memento, or to share with each other at the table.
As a bonus, use the code ‘LETSBECHINGU’ when you order on the Gourmetz Catering website for 10% off.
Order from the Gourmetz Catering website here
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Gourmetz Catering is a halal-certified eatery.
Yet another non-turkey option for you to consider this festive season are the Christmas takeaways from Greenwood Fish Market. Their annually sold-out Salmon ($108) and Beef ($158) Wellingtons are back this year, encased in mushroom duxelles, spinach, house-made crepes, and an ultra buttery pastry━good for a party of up to four.
Joining the menu this year are huge, fleshy KYS Super Specials No. 1 ($155.40 for six): award-winning French oysters that are exclusively imported by Greenwood Fish Market. These are one of nine oyster varieties from around the world that they’ve brought in specially for Christmas! Otherwise, there’s Homemade Pastrami USDA Choice Brisket (from $45), that you can order alongside curated seafood platters. For a smaller group, order the Cold Seafood Platter ($109), or the Seafood Combo ($338) that comes with more than 3kg of seafood for bigger gatherings!
Order your festive takeaways from Greenwood Fish Market here.
Greenwood Fish Market is not a halal-certified eatery.
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
For sweet festive showstoppers, Resorts World Sentosa has you covered. The resort group has. bunch of yuletide-themed sweet treats, both modern and classic, all designed to wow at your next gathering. If you’re looking to go all out, their Mrs Claus Macaron Tower ($628) sports 92 pieces of handmade macarons filled with raspberry confiture, stacked into the shape of a Christmas tree.
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
For less of a splurge, get their Drunken Sticky Christmas Pudding ($88), which comes with a treacle-y cognac brandy butterscotch sauce to finish.
They also have savoury goodies too!
Order via the Resorts World Sentosa website here.
Resorts World Sentosa is not a halal-certified eatery.
If you prefer to try your hand at DIY-ing your Christmas dinner contributions, check out our easy chocolate dessert recipes, or our one-pot Italian recipes.
This post is brought to you by Jeffery’s Christmas Kitchen, Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore, PARKROYAL Collection Marina Bay, Paradox Singapore Merchant Court, Itacho Sushi, Delifrance, Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium and Neo Garden.
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