If Christmas dinner has landed on your table this year, Ryan’s Grocery is offering up to 15% off selected festive food until 8 November 2026. Its Super Early Bird deal for the A Finer Christmas collection is running now, online and at Great World, and it ends before Orchard Road’s Christmas light-up switches on 17 November.
The Early Bird Gets 15%
From 27 October to 8 November, Ryan’s is taking 15% off selected Signature Roasts, Festive Delicatessen, Festive Accompaniments, and value-added raw items from its Be Your Own Chef range. Selected Festive Bundles get 10% off. The important word there is selected, so check that your chosen item qualifies before you get attached to it.
Miss this window and there’s a second 10% early bird for eligible orders placed by 6 December 2026. The catalogue’s last order date is 15 December 2026, subject to availability, and Ryan’s says selected turkey quantities are limited, which gives turkey loyalists a good reason to move first. Prices below are catalogue prices with GST included, before any early bird discount.
Beef in a Beef Blanket
The showpiece is the Roast Beef with Truffle in Bacon & Beef (1.3kg, S$178), a raw roast from the Be Your Own Chef range that you cook at home. It’s filled with truffle stuffing and wrapped by hand in a criss-cross of bacon and beef, so yes, this is beef wearing more beef.
Founder Wendy Foo calls it “a creation close to our hearts”, developed over “months of research, development and refinement”. The simpler Roast Beef with Truffle in Bacon (1.2kg) drops the beef layer, though the S$178 version is the one worth ordering if you want the table to stop talking when it arrives.
Same S$108, Very Different Dinners
The smartest buy on the raw menu is the new Boneless Duck with Stuffing & Apple (2.8kg, S$108). Ryan’s debones a whole duck and fills it with Irish pork stuffing, green apple, dried cranberries, and fresh marjoram, which works out to about S$38.57 per kg.
For sheer spectacle, there’s Ryan’s Boneless Turducken (6kg, S$328), a deboned roast assembled from turkey, duck, and chicken with sausage stuffing. It makes a centrepiece built from three birds.
The Pork Crown with Stuffing (1.2kg, S$108) costs the same as the duck at less than half the listed weight. It’s the one to pick for looks rather than volume, since those ribs do most of the talking.
The S$10 Turkey Question
Hosts who’d rather reheat than roast should look at Ryan’s Your Festive Table range, and the turkey listings there are the most interesting prices in the catalogue. The Classic Turkey with Chicken Chestnut Stuffing & Cranberry Sauce (5kg) costs S$228 as a Signature Roast, while the Classic Turkey with Chicken Chestnut Stuffing Set (5kg) costs S$238.
The set adds Honey Baked Ham, Gourmet Gravy, and a cooler bag. Sold separately, the ham lists at S$43 for 1kg and the gravy at S$10.90 for 250g. The set’s portions aren’t listed, but it’s still the one to get. If both items make the Super Early Bird’s selected list, the gap grows to S$20.40, because roasts get 15% off and bundles 10%.
Bigger groups can look at the Beef Set options, including the Australian Wagyu MB5+ Roast (2kg) and, listed at S$398, the Australian Grass Fed Striploin Roast (2kg). Pork Set options cost S$308 each and include the new Pork Belly with Herbed Bratwurst Stuffing, which sells alone as a Signature Roast at S$138 for 1.2kg.
For something sharper against all that richness, the new Ryan’s Chimichurri Sauce (200g, S$11.90) mixes coriander leaf, Italian parsley, thyme, chilli padi, onion, and garlic. Add Pigs in Blankets, because no Christmas spread has ever been improved by having fewer bacon-wrapped sausages!
Gifts and Sweet Endings
Ryan’s festive hampers are on offer, and cheese and delicatessen platters start from S$38. Italian panettone and pandoro cover an unusually wide spread, with names including Dolce & Gabbana, Borsari, and Muzzi, plus gluten-free options.
Dessert is where the menu gets more adventurous. The Raspberry Pistachio Kunafa and Gianduja Chocolate Vegan Log Cake cost S$79 each for 930g, and the vegan log is an easy answer for a mixed table.
Read This Before You Pay
Orders need full payment at least seven days in advance, online or at the store, and paid items are strictly non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Roasted and cooked items are collection-only, and anything uncollected by 4 January 2027 is forfeited, so lock in your dinner date before you lock in the bird.
Ryan’s Grocery began in July 2015 after its founders learnt their son Ryan was intolerant to gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, egg, and yeast. That history doesn’t make every festive item allergy-safe, though. Anyone cooking around an allergy should check the exact item with the Great World team before paying.
🗓️ Date: Super Early Bird until 8 November 2026; 10% early bird for eligible orders placed by 6 December 2026; last orders 15 December 2026, subject to availability
⏰ Time: Collection by 4pm daily, except on 19-20, 24-27 and 31 December 2026 and 1-3 January 2027, according to the catalogue
📍 Location: Ryan’s Grocery, Great World, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, #B1-144/145, Singapore 237994
📦 Collection Period: 6 November 2026 to 3 January 2027
🍖 Prices: Festive Bundles from S$238; all prices include GST
☎️ Enquiries: 6767 3393 or mygrocer@ryansgrocery.com
Go for the duck if value matters most, the truffle beef if you want the showstopper, and the S$238 turkey set if you’d rather spend Christmas Day with your guests than your oven. Browse the A Finer Christmas 2026 catalogue, then order through Ryan’s Grocery by 8 November to catch the best of the savings on selected items. Future you, calmly reheating gravy on Christmas Eve, will be grateful!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Ryan’s Grocery.
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