Best Pineapple Tarts in Singapore 2026 For Your “Ong” to “Lai” This Chinese New Year

Pineapple tarts rank among the most popular type of CNY goodies. It is commonly offered to guests who visit during CNY or as gifts to loved ones and friends. In Singapore, there are a few types of pineapple tarts that one commonly finds – from open-faced pineapple tarts to pineapple balls to roll tarts or even Taiwan-style rectangular pineapple cakes. Whichever style you prefer, I aim to list some of the best pineapple tarts I have found for CNY 2026, for your perusal. This list will also be updated as the season progresses.

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Kele Pineapple Tarts

*TOP PICK* I have personally been eating more than my fair share of pineapple pastries and my favorite is the one from Kele Pineapple Tarts because theirs have a higher proportion of the pineapple filling vis-a-vis the pastry. I also like that their pastry possesses this delectable buttery and flaky texture. For about 30 years now, Kele pineapple tarts and pineapple balls are among the most sought after in Singapore, partly because of this reason and also because the tarts are made with natural ingredients and no preservatives. Aside from the mainstream Traditional Pineapple Tarts (S$25.80) and Golden Pineapple Balls (S$25.80), they also produce Tangerine Pineapple Balls (S$35.80) which comes with hints of the citrus fruit. Each tin weighs approximately 700 grams and contain about 30 tarts.

Dates: Ongoing

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SunnyHills

SunnyHills needs no introduction. This Taiwanese sweets shop known primarily for its pineapple tarts is so popular among Singaporeans that it maintains a local presence in our tropical shores. Those who typically head to Taiwan to buy back these goodies will be delighted to note that many of the bestsellers are available here as well. The most popular is their Pineapple Cake Tart (S$36.90). This is done in typical Taiwan style in the shape of a rectangle. The butter shell is made with all-natural New Zealand butter, gourmet Japanese flour, and healthy plump-yoked eggs while the golden filling is made with their famous sun-ripened pineapples. Other popular items at SunnyHills include the Apple Cake Tart (S$21.20). The filling is made from Kougyoku red apples which originate from Tsugaru Fuji in Aomori Ken, Japan. Similar to their pineapple cake tarts, their apple cake tarts also contain no artificial additives and flavorings.

Dates: Ongoing

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Gin Thye

Gin Thye’s pineapple tarts are among the most popular online due to their affordable prices and delivery options. They offer a few types of pineapple tarts – the Pineapple Ball (S$22), Long Pineapple Tart (S$22) and Flower-Type Pineapple Tart (S$22). All types weigh 580 grams and are encased in a tin. 

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: Free pineapple tart delivery with minimum S$88

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Shangri-la Singapore

Shangri-la Singapore presents no less than 3 types of pineapple tarts for CNY 2026. These are the Original Pineapple Tarts (S$58), Yuzu Pineapple Tarts (S$67) and a new flavor this year which is Salted Egg Pineapple Tarts (S$67). All the pineapple tarts are encased in a 2-tiered box for ready gifting or personal enjoyment.

Dates: Now until 3rd March 2026

Delivery: $3 delivery fee

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Mdm Ling Bakery

Aside from traditional pineapple tarts, Mdm Ling Bakery is offering a unique type of Cranberry Pineapple Balls (S$21.80). Weighing 470 grams, the pineapple tarts come with bits of cranberry in the filling. Mdm Ling Bakery’s pineapple tarts are halal-certified and they are also selling bundles featuring their pineapple tarts combined with boxes of their cookies.

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: Free delivery with minimum S$88 order

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Home’s Favourite

If filling to dough ratio is important to you, look no further than Home’s Favourite’s range of pineapple tarts for 2026. Among their most highly rated products is their Black Gold Traditional Pineapple Tarts (S$33.80), an open-faced tart with generous pineapple paste. They also have the concealed type of tarts – Pineapple Balls (S$33.80) which come with equally sizeable fillings within. For gifting needs, they also have attractively-packaged Chinese New Year hampers that start from S$98.

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: Free with minimum spend of S$45

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Xin Yong Sheng

Xin Yong Sheng was founded in 1952 as a neighborhood pastry shop – which they remain to this day. For the coming Year of the Rabbit, they are selling their classic Pineapple Tart (S$32.90). Other interesting flavors from them include the Pandan Pineapple (S$32.90).

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: S$1.75 delivery fee

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Hipster Bakes

Hipster Bakes started as a home-based one-product bakery – known for their moustache shaped sugar cookies. They have since moved to offering other products such as cookies to cakes, tarts, macarons and many more. In 2015, they opened their first retail outlet in Siglap Centre. Their Pineapple Tarts (S$22) attracts a steady following for both CNY and Hari Raya due to its rich buttery crust and not-so-sweet filling.

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: S$6.01

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Liu Mama

The 2-way VTL between Singapore and Malaysia may be in full-swing but many are still wary about making the short trip across the causeway. If you are craving for JB’s popular Liu Mama brand of CNY pineapple tarts, fret not. You can still buy it online. Their Pineapple Tarts (S$18.80) are available at a discount for early-bird buyers at the moment. 

Dates: Ongoing

Delivery: Free delivery with minimum order of S$15

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