Knowing where to find fresh fruit, food stuff, household essentials and even specialty items that cater to your dietary preferences or remind you of home can make a world of difference here, whether you’re a newbie who’s settling in, or a seasoned expat. Happily, there are plenty of grocery stores and supermarkets in Singapore for picking up quality produce. There’s also a wide range of online groceries for delivery at the click of a button, if that’s easier. We’re sure this list will help you find your new favourite option.
Grocery stores, online groceries and the best supermarkets in Singapore
Little Farms
Since opening its first grocery store at Valley Point in 2016, Little Farms has built a loyal following thanks to its focus on quality, transparency and all-natural ingredients.
The team works directly with farmers and small-scale suppliers wherever possible, which means fresher produce and better traceability – from farm to shelf. They also have a strict “no nasties” policy: more than 200 artificial additives, preservatives, colours and flavourings are banned from their shelves. Every product is checked against this list, so you know exactly what you’re putting in your basket.
In store and online, you’ll find a wide range of fresh produce and pantry staples, including organic, gluten-free, vegan and keto options. There’s also a growing line-up of ready meals – think comfort food favourites like Butter Chicken, Veggie Lasagne and Shepherd’s Pie – made with the same high-welfare, hormone-free meats sold at their butcher counters (like O’Connor beef and Bostock Brothers chicken).
Wine lovers will be happy to know Little Farms stocks over 200 wines from small producers around the world, many of which you won’t find elsewhere.
Order by 12pm for same-day delivery (Monday to Saturday), with free delivery on orders over $100. First-time shopper? Use the code “WELCOME20” for 20 percent off your first online order.
Branches in River Valley, Katong, Tanglin, Serangoon Garden, Holland Village, Sentosa and Tanjong Pagar
littlefarms.com
Wholesome Harvest
On the hunt for organic snacks, cold-pressed juices, superfoods or dietary supplements? This gourmet food distributor is on a mission to connect health-conscious consumers with natural, high-quality products that are as good for the planet as they are for you.
Known for supplying brands like Cedele, BreadTalk, Redmart and NTUC, Wholesome Harvest also offers its impressive range directly through its website. (There’s free delivery on orders over $80, too!) What really sets Wholesome Harvest apart is its commitment to organic farming practices, sustainable packaging and plant-based ingredients. It’s all about reducing environmental impact while offering delicious, guilt-free options.
With over 1,000 products sourced from Spain, Italy, Australia, the UK, France and the US, the team brings a world of guilt-free online groceries to your doorstep. Think creamy oat milk, alcohol-free wine and cider, refreshing coconut water, rich balsamic vinegars and wholesome snacks like nuts and dried fruits – all at pocket-friendly prices. Perfect for everything from a quick snack to a complete pantry makeover!
Bestselling brands on the shelves at Wholesome Harvest include Biona Organic, Noah’s Juices, Raw C, Cadao, Clearspring Organic, Agromar, Plenish and Harvest Box.
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German Market Place – European goodies and grocery store
You don’t have to travel far to stock up on all of your favourite German products. Located just down the way from Coronation Plaza, the German Market Place has been lining its shelves with authentic food, beverages and grocery items from the country since 1999.
And it’s not just born-and-bred Germans who come here everything from sauerkraut to spätzle. Both locals and expats are drawn from across the island for its wide range of high quality products. (There are currently over 2,500 items in-store!)
From household goods and freshly baked breads, to cakes, sausages, cold cuts, beverages and dairy products imported weekly from Germany, it’s a one-stop shop for those wanting a taste of Germany. Plus, the dedicated team brings in a whole container full of seasonal goodies for Easter and Christmas.
Recently, due to popular demand, the grocery store has expanded its offerings to include a range of products from Scandinavia, Holland, Switzerland and Austria.
For online groceries, there’s free delivery for orders over $150.
609 Bukit Timah Road | germanmarketplace.sg
ShiokFarm for organic produce
Looking for affordable certified organic produce in Singapore? Join the newly launched ShiokFarm Clubs. This is a flexible way to get fresh seasonal produce straight from farm to plate. Members are added to a WhatsApp group, and then you can simply place an order from Tuesday to Thursday, for delivery the following Tuesday. It’s that easy, with no subscription required!
Each week, this community-driven group sources directly from local independent farmers in countries around Singapore, ensuring you get top-quality organic fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs and meat at a fraction of the retail cost. In fact, we hear that, on average, they’re over 40 percent cheaper than other similar organic products in Singapore. Plus, the more members that join, the better the wholesale prices for everyone.
Beyond making regionally grown organic fresh fruit and vegetables accessible to more people, the social enterprise, founded in 2015 by Claire Chabrieres, hopes to convert even more farmers to sustainable farming practices. Supporting local farmers has so many benefits for our health and the environment – from limiting food waste and eliminating plastic packaging.
African Market Place – a South African grocery store in Singapore
When it comes to home-grown South African products, African Market Place has been connecting expats to their roots with a huge variety of everyday groceries and food stuff, affordable wines, snacks and locally sourced South African-style artisan meats since 2007. And they’ve got a growing local client base, too!
South Africa is well known for its exceptional wines, and you’ll find some of the best on the shelves here. The curated selection includes over 150 labels from the country’s top vineyards, sourced from family operated farms and boutique wineries to mainstream favourites. Each bottle is professionally transported and stored in state-of-the-art temperature controlled warehouses before it reaches your wine rack. Chat to a member of the team for recommendations.
The grocery store is handily located near German Market Place in Bukit Timah. Make it a pit stop on your way home! For online groceries there’s also free delivery in Singapore when you spend over $200. It’s a wise option if you’re stocking up on wine, in particular.
619E Bukit Timah Road | africanmarketplace.sg
The Meat Club for top-quality meats
Cut down on trips to the supermarkets in Singapore by getting grass-fed beef and free-range chicken from Australia and New Zealand delivered straight to your door. This online butcher sources fresh products directly from trusted suppliers who freight them to Singapore by air and sea. No unnecessary steps or waste, just a responsible, conscious way to do your grocery shopping.
While The Meat Club specialises in top-quality meats free from added hormones and antibiotics, it also offers a broad selection of other grocery items. You’ll find sustainably sourced seafood, deli items and fresh fruit and vegetables from trusted farms in Singapore and Australia.
Sign up for a subscription and get access to exclusive perks. The club’s loyalty programme rewards frequent shoppers, while the “Free Mince for Life” promotion means you’ll get a complimentary portion of premium mince with orders over $100. (It’s ideal for for lasagne night!)
Special offer for new customers: Shop now for a $25 discount with the code “EXPAT25”. Or subscribe and save up to 15 percent on your total basket. There’s free next-day delivery for orders over $100 placed before 2pm.
FairPrice supermarkets in Singapore
Founded in 1973, FairPrice is a firm fixture on Singapore’s grocery store scene. It’s also evolved into more than just a place to pick up your everyday essentials, fresh fruit and pantry staples. With over 200 outlets dotted across the island and a robust online platform, these supermarkets in Singapore make doing the weekly shop a breeze. You can also shop in-store or from the comfort of your home.
For a gourmet shopping experience without a punchy price tag, FairPrice Finest stores are a go-to destination. These select outlets, located in some of the city’s most popular shopping centres like Clarke Quay, The Centrepoint, Woodleigh Mall, and Ang Mo Kio Blk 712, offer high-quality local and international products, from fresh fruit and organic produce to artisanal cheeses and trending snacks. The FairPrice Finest in Clarke Quay, in particular, houses a number of dine-in options for a pick-me-up in between shopping sprees. They include a Grocer Food Hall and Bar serving all-day breakfasts, local favourites and cocktails.
FairPrice Xtra, another jewel in the FairPrice crown, redefines the hypermarket experience with a wide selection of products beyond groceries. These expansive stores offer everything from electronics to household goods, making them a one-stop shop for busy lifestyles. The VivoCity and Parkway Parade outlets even have food courts – great for elevenses or beyond!
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This article first appeared in the July 2025 edition of Expat Living. You can purchase the latest issue or subscribe, so you never miss a copy!
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