8 Best Online Grocery Delivery in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 online grocery delivery options in Singapore, from big supermarket chains to organic and Japanese specialists, and how each approaches ordering.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankWeekly grocery shopping in Singapore no longer means a trip to the supermarket. Large chains run their own web shops, a marketplace-backed grocer sits inside Lazada, and specialist retailers deliver organic produce or Japanese pantry staples to the door. This guide covers eight services whose own websites currently show a working online shop, without ranking them on price or speed. We describe the aisles, ordering routes and delivery or collection options each one publishes, and the details are taken from the operators' own pages. Delivery slots, minimum orders and fees change often, so confirm them at checkout before you commit to a basket. If you want a specialist, our organic grocers guide covers physical stores.
1. FairPrice Online
FairPrice, the NTUC-linked supermarket group, runs a full web shop that opens with a prompt to enter your address or postal code. Its homepage describes online-exclusive products and offers, and organises the shop into categories, weekly promotions, shopping lists, recipes and a Just Wine Club section. Product listings on the page carry labels such as Halal and Organic where applicable, which helps when you shop for specific dietary needs. The site also points to a business shopping route, e-gift vouchers, a Digital Club membership, a Link Rewards programme and an app. Because it sits alongside the group's physical stores, the store locator is one click away. Its site says fees may apply, so check the delivery details at checkout before paying.
Online, with stores island-wide
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2. RedMart
RedMart is the grocery arm that now lives on Lazada's Singapore platform; the older redmart.com address redirects to its Lazada page. That page presents RedMart as an online grocery and home delivery service, with a daily deals section, a RedMart+ membership option, saved Lists and a dedicated help centre. Shoppers use their Lazada account, track orders inside the same app or site and can chat with support from the page. That makes it convenient if you already shop on Lazada and want groceries in the same basket flow. The page does not set out delivery windows or fees in the visible text, so read the shipping and delivery help page before relying on a particular slot.
Online, via Lazada
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3. Cold Storage Online
Cold Storage runs its web shop under the name Cold Storage Online. The site's own description promotes more than 12,000 items and same-day delivery, and it carries a footer dated 2026. Aisles listed on the homepage include fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, delicatessen, dairy and chilled goods, a cellar selection for wine, and household supplies, plus a Project Makan section and seasonal pre-order pages such as hairy crab. Customers can use a coupon centre, weekly ads, favourites and past orders from their account, and a store locator links the online shop back to the physical supermarkets. It is a sensible option for shoppers who prefer a premium-leaning supermarket range delivered. Check coverage and timing at checkout.
Online, with stores across Singapore
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4. Giant Singapore
Giant's own site lets shoppers register, search for multiple items at once and build a cart, with a postal code check to see whether a home delivery slot is available. Its pages describe two routes, home delivery and Click & Collect from a chosen store, and mention a bulk-order flow for larger quantities. Its FAQ says its hypermarkets offer home delivery under terms and conditions. The homepage also announces that Giant is available on foodpanda, so you can order through that app as an alternative. Giant lists express, supermarket and hypermarket store formats, and yuu Rewards Club and senior-citizen discount pages. It suits households who like collecting at a nearby store or want a mainstream heartland supermarket range.
Online, with heartland hypermarkets
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5. Little Farms
Little Farms is a Singapore grocer built around all-natural and organic food, and its web shop lets customers browse by aisle: fruit and vegetables, meat, pantry, dairy and eggs, seafood and alcohol. The site advertises same-day delivery with an order cut-off at noon, seven days a week, subject to a minimum order shown on its banner. Account holders can keep a shopping list, reorder their last basket and manage a subscription, and a product-substitution FAQ explains how out-of-stock items are handled. The brand also operates stores and cafes around the island, including River Valley, Katong and Holland Village. Its footer is dated 2025, so confirm current delivery terms at checkout. It overlaps with our organic grocers guide.
Online, with outlets from River Valley to Katong
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6. Meidi-ya Singapore
Meidi-ya is a Japanese supermarket whose own site, available in English and Japanese, runs a Home Delivery Service for registered members. According to its user guide, customers register first, then order online and have goods brought to the door, with the guide describing the registration steps and the delivery charges. The online catalogue lists Japanese beef and other meats, fresh fish, Japan-grown vegetables and fruit, tofu and miso, frozen foods, rice, noodles, drinks and cooking staples. A separate Sinpack service handles packing and delivery of purchases from the shop. The supermarket has branches at Millenia Walk and Great World, and a liquor shop in Takashimaya. The homepage still carries an old Chinese New Year notice, so confirm current schedules with the company.
Millenia Walk and Great World
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7. Zenxin Organic
Zenxin is an organic food supplier whose Shopify-based web shop sells fresh produce, dairy and eggs, bakery and breakfast items, drinks, dried goods, frozen foods, supplements and household products. Its site calls itself an online organic vegetables delivery service and offers a customisable organic box as well as a monthly subscription box. Shoppers can browse by category or by brand, including its own Zenxin Organic Fresh range, and the page promotes next-day delivery, a refund guarantee and a free-delivery threshold. The site publishes a business address at the Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre and states its customer service hours. Zenxin suits shoppers who want mostly organic fresh produce rather than a general supermarket range. Check the delivery terms and any certification wording yourself before ordering.
Pasir Panjang
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8. Supernature
Supernature is a health-food and organic grocer, and its online shop carries the same broad range described on its homepage. Aisles include meat, fruit and vegetables, farm boxes, a long pantry list, frozen foods, drinks and wine, wellness products, beauty and personal care, mother and child items and home cleaning. The site advertises free delivery above a stated spend and mentions click and collect on its homepage. Its contact page lists a Dempsey Road address and an eshop email, and says it tries to reply within 48 working hours. It is a good fit for shoppers who want organic staples, gluten-free or vegan options and wellness items from a single online store. Compare its delivery terms with those of other grocers first.
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How to choose
- Start with the range you actually buy each week. A large supermarket web shop usually covers everything from rice to cleaning products, while an organic or Japanese specialist is better for particular items. Browse each shop's aisles before registering, and note whether your usual brands, fresh produce and chilled goods appear.
- Check delivery rules at checkout rather than trusting a homepage banner. Minimum orders, delivery fees, cut-off times and slot availability change often and can differ by postal code. Enter your address early, compare the options each site shows, and see whether collection from a store is offered as an alternative.
- Think about how fresh items are handled. Ask how substitutions work when something is out of stock, whether you can approve replacements, and what each operator says about returns or refunds for produce and chilled goods. A published substitution or refund policy is a useful sign of how problems get resolved.
- Look at membership and account features. Saved lists, reorder buttons, subscriptions, rewards schemes and app ordering save time if you shop weekly, but they can also encourage sign-ups you do not need. Decide whether you will use them, and read what data and marketing permissions you are agreeing to.
- Treat promotions and claims with care. Shop banners, organic descriptions and product labels are the operator's own statements, and offers change quickly. Compare final basket totals including delivery, check labels for the dietary or origin details you care about, and contact the shop's published customer service channel if something is unclear.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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