Award Banner
Award Banner

9 best turkeys to order for a Christmas feast in Singapore

9 best turkeys to order for a Christmas feast in Singapore

BEST TURKEY TAKEAWAY OPTIONS

Nothing brings about more Yuletide joy than a warm and intimate party with your family and friends at home, while enjoying a tasty and inviting meal.

And what’s a Christmas party without some hearty festive nosh (and some great bubbly, but that’s another story for another day)?

It goes without saying that you’ll need the grande dame of all Christmas feasts, the turkey, to be the centrepiece to your dining table.

With so many options available for you to take home, we suss out a few unique picks that will not only fill tummies, but impress your guests as well.

JAM AT SIRI HOUSE

Serve up a taste of JAM at SIRI HOUSE at your Christmas parties with festive roasts, sides and desserts, delivered right to your doorstep for fuss free entertaining.

Highlights include the Roast Spring Turkey ($99) with foie and cognac brown butter gravy, green apple compote and festive stuffing.

Or opt for the Slice and Serve Roast Turkey Breast ($155) or Roast Pork Collar ($135). Other options include Herb Crusted Roast Beef ($156) with lashings of Shitake, Truffle and Port Gravy.

Complete your party with Christmas sides like the Festive Stuffing ($18) with a medley of herbs, Kombu Butter Baby Potatoes ($15) and Brussel Sprouts ($15) with pomegranate molasses.

End on a sweet note with Egg Nog Tiramisu ($52), a twist on a classic Christmas drink.

Items can be ordered individually or as part of a Festive Pack that combines a selection of roasts, sides and gravies to fill your festive laden table.

Visit www.jam.sg for more information.

GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL

This year, Goodwood Park Hotel’s signature Asian-inspired turkey pays homage to local flavours.

The new Roasted Pandan Scented Turkey ($238) is steeped in a marinade of honey and fresh pandan extract and slow-roasted to perfection.

The result – subtle aromatic hints of pandan accentuated with the natural sweetness of honey.

The succulent roasted bird is served with the sweet-savoury Mantou Kaya Nibbles – a flavourful turkey stuffing with sautéed shallots, shiitake mushrooms, and mantou, filled with luscious kaya.

The Housemade Chilli is a perfect accompaniment.

Visit www.goodwoodparkhotel.com for more information.

PARK HOTEL ALEXANDRA

Park Hotel Alexandra replaces the traditional Christmas turkey with their house specialty, the Spit-Roasted Chicken with Sweet Orange & Aged Balsamic Glaze.

The succulent, juicy chicken with thin crispy skin is cooked-to-order.

This item is available for takeaway and is the perfect centerpiece for all your Christmas parties.

Each roast chicken weighs 1.8kg, and serves three to four adults.

The entire package comes with roasted vegetables, herbed potatoes and balsamic orange sauce, and goes at $46 nett.

Pre-orders may be made online at www.parkhotelgroup.com/en/alexandra/festive-takeaway or call 68288880 to order.

THE FULLERTON HOTELS SINGAPORE

The roast selection features traditional Christmas favourites with local flavours such as the new Turkey Penyet, a unique spin on the Ayam Penyet. Penyet refers to a smashed and deep-fried dish in Javanese, and accordingly, this turkey is also available boneless as well as whole.

It is here served with all the Ayam Penyet requisites: fragrant turmeric rice, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, crackers, cabbage, tahu and tempeh with sambal terasi.

Available for takeaway.

For more information, visit www.fullertonhotels.com.

15 STAMFORD BY ALVIN LEUNG

Their signature Christmas roasted turkey ($118) is served with cranberry sauce and giblet gravy.

For customers who prefer something else other than turkey, they offer a rum and honey-glazed Gammon bone-in ham with apple sauce and pork raisin sauce ($148), as well as a rum and honey glazed baked ham with apple sauce and pork raisin sauce ($38) as well as roasted Black Angus beef striploin served with horseradish cream, Dijon mustard and beef jus ($118).

All items are available for takeaway.

Visit www.kempinski.com for more information.

TRUFFLE ROASTED TOM TURKEY AT INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE

Truffle fans will get a kick out of this richly flavoured turkey ($178 for 5kg).

Read Also
lifestyle
Christmas catering Singapore 2019 - Top 10 Christmas party sets & buffets under $28/pax

The bird is brined in salt water and spices prior to cooking and then marinated by rubbing a signature blend of spices on the skin, and truffle paste in the cavity of the bird, which allows the fragrance of the truffle to penetrate through the meat, according to its Executive Chef Eric Neo.

The bird is then roasted for about 1.5 hours till a yummy golden brown, then lavishly brushed with truffle paste. 

As if that's not decadent enough, fresh truffle is shaved generously over the turkey, resulting in a strong robust flavour of earthly truffles combined with the tenderness of the turkey meat. 

TOM YUM ROAST TURKEY AT CROWNE PLAZA CHANGI AIRPORT

Want to spice up your turkey? Indulge the new Tom Yum Roast Turkey ($168+ for 6kg), served with green papaya salad, tom yum sauce and house-made tamarind dip.

The Thai-style roast turkey is marinated for 24 hours with tom yum paste and mustard sauce, and baked at 120 degrees celsius for two hours.

With its strong flavours, this appetising festive turkey will prove to be a crowd-pleaser at your party. 

Available from Dec 1 to 25. 

TANDOORI TURKEY FROM PUNJAB GRILL

Award-winning Indian restaurant Punjab Grill is offering a twist to the classic Indian Tandoori Chicken Tikka with its signature Tandoori Turkey ($128+) and Stuffed Tandoori Turkey ($158, stuffed with mushroom morels biryani).

Marinated in yoghurt and a special blend of rich indian spices, the whole turkey is grilled to perfection and boasts juicy meat with a smoky aroma.

Accompanied with assorted vegetables, it'll be a flavourful addition to your table. 

Available from Dec 15 to 25, reservation must be made at least three days in advance. 

ROASTED MALA TURKEY FROM HOLIDAY INN SINGAPORE ATRIUM

This one's for the mala lovers. Turn up the heat at your party this year with this Roasted Mala Spiced Turkey - accompanied with pickled vegetables, garlic fried rice and cilantro gravy ($128).

Expect an intriguing taste profile that is full of flavour when you bite into the luscious meat. Get your water jugs ready! 

They also have the usual Whole Traditional Roast Marinated Turkey (from $88) with chestnut stuffing that comes with roasted potatoes, seasonal vegetables, cranberry sauce and giblet gravy. 

Visit them online here. 

This article was first published in Her World Online 

homepage

trending

trending
    Straightforward and smooth: Voters brave the rain in Clementi on Polling Day
    Heavy departure traffic at Woodlands & Tuas Checkpoints, netizens make GE-related jokes
    It’s Polling Day today – here’s what you need to know
    Malaysia conducting military exercise in Johor till May 13
    Man braves flames to save car parked next to burning vehicle at McNair Road
    Boy, 5, dies after being left in school van in Johor, driver arrested
    5 assembly centres set up for candidates and supporters to await election results
    Award-winning Hong Kong cha chaan teng Keming Bing Sat to make Singapore debut in late May
    The Cat Cafe at The Rail Mall to shutter in March 2026, some resident cats to be up for adoption
    60 times Singapore made the world take notice
    Beware of fake YouTube channel deceiving users into installing malicious scripts: Police and CSA
    WP's Harpreet Singh slams 'unacceptable' comments about Alexis Dang's appearance: 'We must respect women'

Singapore

Singapore
    • Let's choose unity over division, integrity over half truths: PM Wong in PAP's final rally speech
    • Pritam Singh says ministers can continue serving Singapore if not re-elected: 'Singaporeans need not feel guilty'
    • PM Wong says PAP expected to do 'heavy lifting' in Parliament for opposition parties who want 'more seats, but not more responsibility'
    • Singaporeans ready for 'First World Parliament' with more opposition members, WP's Sylvia Lim says in GE2025 final political broadcast
    • 'Call it out when you see it': Aware criticises treatment of women candidates in GE2025
    • 13 youths under police investigation for damaging wheelchairs at Sengkang and Boon Lay polling stations
    • 'Let's worry about ordinary Singaporeans instead': PSP says losing a few ministers won't weaken govt
    • Opposition parties call for fairer policies and more balanced parliament in final party political broadcast
    • 'Out of this world': PSP on Ong Ye Kung's claims a stronger opposition could lead to a Parliament gridlock
    • Dos and don'ts: What you need to know about cooling-off period on May 2 & 3

Entertainment

Entertainment
    • (G)I-dle rebrands in light of 7th anniversary, sparking mixed emotions from fans
    • Parents thank Park Seo-joon for donation that saved child: 'It was the first time in a long while our family laughed'
    • Red Velvet's Irene and Seulgi, Exo's Doh Kyung-soo, Xdinary Heroes: Singapore concert calendar for 2025
    • 'My acting wasn't going anywhere': Zhang Zetong was close to leaving showbiz before winning Star Award
    • US singer-songwriter Jill Sobule dies following a house fire
    • Comedian Russell Brand appears in UK court over rape and sex assault charges
    • A$AP Rocky 'living his dream', now a dad of 2
    • Tom Cruise always eats a 'massive breakfast' before doing any daredevil stunts
    • Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Chappell Roan and Sarah Michelle Gellar will be guest judges on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars season 10
    • Ozzy Osbourne feared his health problems were 'never going to end'

Lifestyle

Lifestyle
    • Local brands like Ann Chin Popiah and Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice to open at 5-star hotel in Macau
    • 'It hurts, losing everything': Mentai-Ya boss closes all remaining stalls after $550k losses in 2 years
    • Kenny Rogers Roasters now has an all-you-can-eat buffet for $28.90++, here's a sneak peek at the menu
    • This new American malt shop along Joo Chiat Road looks like it came straight out of a Wes Anderson film
    • Best high tea experiences in Singapore for an elegant afternoon escape
    • Building on success: All-new BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe now in Singapore
    • What to do this weekend (May 2 to 4)
    • On this day in 1932, Tanjong Pagar Railway Station opened at Keppel Road
    • Sengkang and Serangoon break new ground with million-dollar HDB resales
    • The Projector to live-stream election coverage at Cineleisure Foyer on May 3

Digicult

Digicult
    • A $500 wake-up call: How the Samsung Galaxy Ring made me realise my stress
    • Monster Hunter Wilds producer explains how game has remained unique and fresh over 20 years
    • Google Pixel 9a: The best AI-centric phone under $800 in 2025?
    • Western intelligence agencies warn spyware threat targeting Taiwan, Tibetan rights advocates
    • Taiwan says China using generative AI to ramp up disinformation and 'divide' the island
    • Russian court fines Telegram app for refusal to remove anti-government content, TASS reports
    • One Beijing man's quest to keep cooking — and connecting with Americans — on camera
    • Nintendo Switch 2 to launch in June with US$449.99 price tag
    • Games in April: RPGs, racing and Ronaldo in a fighting game
    • Is it time to get a MacBook at a good price? The M4 MacBook Air says yes

Money

Money
    • Giant deal: Malaysian company to acquire Cold Storage and Giant supermarket chains in Singapore
    • How tariffs could shape interest rates in 2025: What Trump's 'Liberation Day' means for Singapore home loans
    • GM delays investor call, UPS axes 20k jobs as Trump's tariffs create corporate chaos
    • India prepared to 'future-proof' trade deal as sweetener in US talks, sources say
    • UPS cuts 20,000 jobs, GM delays investor call as Trump's tariffs create corporate chaos
    • Profit warnings and uncertainty as Trump tariffs send a chill through businesses
    • Risk of global economic recession surges on US tariff shockwaves
    • World military spending hits $3.6 trillion in record 2024 surge
    • China warns countries against striking trade deals with US at its expense
    • Why we bought a $960k 2-bedder condo at Penrose during Covid-19: A buyer's case study

Latest

Latest
  • South Korea's conservatives pick hardline Kim Moon-soo as presidential candidate
  • Blast kills a woman in Greek city of Thessaloniki
  • Australians sizzle on election day with 'democracy sausage' and 'budgy smugglers'
  • US military creates new military zone along border with Mexico
  • Peace in exchange for land? For many Ukrainians, it's too painful to contemplate
  • Dig in Spanish former fish market reveals medieval maritime treasure
  • Activist aid ship hit by drones on way to Gaza, NGO says
  • Illinois man, who killed Palestinian child, sentenced to 53 years for hate crime
  • Trump says Harvard University's tax-exempt status will be revoked

In Case You Missed It

In Case You Missed It
  • Tan Kiat How weighs in on viral video of Gan Kim Yong being ignored by passers-by in Punggol
  • PSP's Tan Cheng Bock turns 85; SDP's Paul Tambyah joins celebration at Teban Gardens
  • PM Wong urges voters to 'choose leaders of good character' in PAP's first party political broadcast
  • It is 'important for Singapore's democracy' that WP wins more seats, says Pritam in election broadcast
  • GE2025: PSP, RDU, SDP, PPP, PAR, NSP promise to push for policy changes if elected to Parliament in first political broadcast
  • 'Everyone has the right to express their feelings': WP candidates address four-cornered fight in Tampines GRC
  • PAP's Desmond Lee responds to opposition's calls for GST exemption, says 'we want to make it progressive'
  • 'A fresher Pritam Singh': Teo Chee Hean to Aljunied resident who mistook PAP's Faisal Abdul Aziz for WP chief
  • SDP leaders criticise GST hike and govt vouchers: 'Give you cup of water to put out fire'
This website is best viewed using the latest versions of web browsers.