Orange Clove’s bento offering spans budget to deluxe formats for corporate delivery. This is a flexible option when a meeting needs individual portions and a mix of Asian or Western selections.
Best Bento Box Catering in Singapore
These Singapore providers deliver individually packed bento meals for meetings, training days, school events and team lunches.
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Kate’s Catering explicitly offers corporate bento and packed-meal menus, ranging from value sets to deluxe boxes. The price-led range makes it useful for seminars, schools and no-frills team lunches.
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Follow @katescatering on Instagram ↗BellyGood has corporate bento sets designed around Asian and Western menus. It is a straightforward fit for companies that want individual meals without committing to a buffet format.
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Follow @bellygoodcatering on Instagram ↗Stamford's strength here is the bottom of the range, not the top: halal packed meals from $4.50 a head, which is what makes it the volume pick for school functions and large office orders. The Value Bento adds a main, sides and a dessert; the Premium line climbs well past this guide's usual budget. Halal-certified throughout.
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Follow @stamfordcatering on Instagram ↗Grain's packed-meal line is the part that belongs in a bento guide, and it starts lower than its reputation suggests: the Treat Box from $11.50 a head at a minimum of ten. The Regular and Plant-Based boxes sit at $14.00, and Meals On Demand drops the minimum entirely, which is the useful option when the headcount is uncertain.
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Follow @graincomsg on Instagram ↗The upgrade option, and priced like one: $48 nett a set from a minimum of eight, served in a Japanese lacquer box rather than a disposable tray. Six courses of restaurant Cantonese. Box B is the no-pork-no-lard version at the same price. Worth it for a client lunch where the packaging is part of the message.
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Follow @peachgardensg on Instagram ↗Four bento tiers rather than one, from Premium at $13.50 a set up to Nonya Gems at $19.00, which is where the kitchen's Peranakan identity actually shows. Halal-certified, delivered in microwavable containers, five working days' notice and a $45 delivery charge per return trip — the notice period is the thing to plan around.
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Follow @chillimaniscatering on Instagram ↗The cheapest box in this guide by a wide margin: $3.50 a head for a main, a side, a vegetable, rice and a bottled water — but only from fifty people. A smaller order lists at $5.50. This is volume catering for a works canteen or a school event, not a client lunch, and it is priced accordingly.
