If your Christmas table usually has one friend quietly eating only the salad, the Swissbake and ZAC Butchery festive menu is worth a look. The Heart of Your Festive Table is a halal-certified spread of roasts, sides and Yule Logs. The roasts come from ZAC Butchery, Swissbake’s sister brand and a butcher on Figaro Street. Three bundles start from S$248, sold through the Porto Pantry online store, with delivery across Singapore or self-collection at 1B Figaro Street from 7 to 27 December 2026.
Plenty of Singaporeans who aren’t Christian still end up hosting or attending Christmas dinner, whether that’s a mixed-faith family or a friend group squeezed into someone’s HDB living room. The meat has always been the sticking point. A roast from a non-halal kitchen leaves Muslim guests picking around the centrepiece. A halal-certified turkey or ribeye fixes that in one order, and the early-bird code that sweetens à la carte orders runs until 30 November 2026.
Three Bundles, One Mixed Table
The Holiday Classic (S$248, usual price S$294) serves two to four and leans traditional. It has a Roasted Turkey, a Chicken Lasagna, both salads and a choice of Yule Log. It suits a smaller crowd, like a couple hosting their parents, where everyone quietly expects turkey because, well, it’s Christmas.
The Merry Gathering (S$298, usual price S$348) serves four to six. It swaps the turkey for a Roasted Cajun Chicken and a Roasted Beef Ribeye, plus the two salads and a Yule Log. For six friends this is the sweet spot. Having beef alongside chicken also means the guest who skips poultry still gets a proper main.
Then there’s The Ultimate Joy (S$418, usual price S$506), which adds a Roasted Lamb Rack to the Merry Gathering’s two roasts. Oddly, it’s rated for the same four to six people, so the extra S$120 buys variety and leftovers rather than seats. The headline “savings of up to S$88” applies to this bundle alone. The Holiday Classic saves S$46 and the Merry Gathering saves S$50.
The Roasts Doing the Heavy Lifting
The Roasted Beef Ribeye is the roast to build a mixed table around. It comes sliced with sauce and anchors two of the three bundles.
The Roasted Lamb Rack (listed at 1kg, S$158) gets a buffalo spice blend. That’s a fun twist for anyone who assumes Christmas lamb has to taste of rosemary and nothing else. The Chicken Lasagna (1kg, S$38) sits in the background as the comfort option for kids and picky eaters.
Budget hosts should look hard at the Roasted Cajun Chicken (listed at 1.8kg, S$72). It comes with chicken cranberry stuffing and costs less than half the price of the lamb. Paired with a salad or two, it puts a halal roast on a small table without the bundle bill.
Salads and Yule Logs
The two sides are a Quinoa Cranberry Salad and a Honey Roasted Sweet Potato Salad with Caramelised Walnuts. They’re 450g each at S$15, and every bundle includes both. At that price, an extra tub of sweet potato is the cheapest way to stretch a bundle that’s looking thin for six.
Dessert is where the bakery side takes over. The Decadent Chocolate Yule Log (650g) and the Enchanted Matcha Taro Yule Log (530g) cost S$78 each, and every bundle lets you choose one.
Go for the matcha taro if your table skews local. Its purple taro filling pairs a familiar flavour with the classic log shape. Two fruit cakes, Cranberry Lemon and Chocolate Orange, round things off at S$28 each. That makes them handy as a host gift if you’re the guest this year!
Doing the Maths on FESTIVE15
The FESTIVE15 code takes 15% off à la carte pre-orders placed by 30 November 2026. It only works when you pay with Mastercard. It can’t be used on bundles or combined with other discounts.
That throws up a surprise. Order the Merry Gathering’s exact contents separately: chicken S$72, ribeye S$168, two salads S$30 and a Yule Log S$78. The total is S$348.
So is à la carte always better? No. The Ultimate Joy’s contents add up to S$506.
Small orders run into delivery fees. Free delivery starts at S$180. Below that it’s S$25 per location, plus S$10 for Tuas or Sentosa and S$35 for a specific timing. Take a chicken, both salads and a lasagna: S$140, minus 15% (S$21), is S$119.
The verdict comes down to timing and your wallet:
- Mastercard holders feeding six before 30 November should build the Merry Gathering à la carte.
- Everyone else feeding six should take the bundle.
- Couples and small families get the most out of the Holiday Classic.
- Hosts who want three roasts and a fridge full of leftovers should pick The Ultimate Joy.
Planning the rest of the month? Our Christmas in Singapore 2026 guide has the light-ups.
Christmas Eve diners should order well before the 23 December cut-off, because the four-business-day rule skips weekends and public holidays.
🗓️ Date: Delivery and self-collection from 7 to 27 December 2026, while stocks last
⏰ Time: Delivery 9am to 12pm or 3pm to 5pm; self-collection hourly from 9am to 5pm
📍 Location: Self-collection at ZAC Butchery, 1B Figaro Street, Singapore 458322
🛒 Ordering: Porto Pantry online or at ZAC Butchery, at least four business days ahead; last orders 23 December 2026
💰 Bundles: Holiday Classic S$248, Merry Gathering S$298, The Ultimate Joy S$418
💳 Promo: FESTIVE15 for 15% off à la carte pre-orders by 30 November 2026 with Mastercard; excludes bundles
🚚 Delivery Fees: Free from S$180; S$25 below that, plus S$10 for Tuas or Sentosa and S$35 for timed slots
📞 Enquiries: +65 6636 0939; corporate and bulk orders via hello@portopantry.com
A shared Christmas table works best when nobody has to ask what’s in the roast, and a halal-certified ribeye with a matcha taro log gets you there. Pick your bundle, or build it yourself with FESTIVE15 before 30 November, and place your order through Porto Pantry or at ZAC Butchery on Figaro Street so everyone at your table can dig in together this December!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Swissbake.
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