Orange Clove Christmas 2026: Minimum Orders and Delivery

The Yuletide Party Pack serves 8–10 for S$388, or S$422.92 with GST, before delivery. It has ten items, including roast chicken, chicken ham, fish, vegetables, a rice or pasta choice and desserts. It comes in microwavable containers with HeatPro self-heating trays, rather than a staffed buffet line.

For a larger gathering, the mini-buffet brochure lists these minimum food orders, calculated before GST, delivery and optional upgrades:

• Jolly Delights: S$29.99 × 15 guests = S$449.85, nine items.
• Noël Gardens: S$32.99 × 15 = S$494.85, nine items.
• Holly Cheer: S$25.99 × 20 = S$519.80, eight items.

For exactly 15 people, Holly Cheer’s lower headline rate still produces a higher minimum food bill than Jolly Delights. Noël Gardens adds choices such as beef tenderloin or turkey breast, with charcoal fried chicken and salmon. Start with headcount, then compare the dishes. Our mini buffet versus full catering guide explains the setup differences.

The setup-buffet brochure puts Blooming Joy at S$22 per guest, minimum 50. That is S$1,100 in food before charges. Christmas terms state that Blooming Joy is unavailable on 24 December 2026. Bauble Bliss is S$26 per guest with a 30-person minimum, so its minimum food order is S$780.

These are different menus: Blooming Joy has eight items, Bauble Bliss ten. Do not order extra portions merely to obtain the lower rate. We would compare Bauble Bliss with mini buffets for a 30-person office lunch, then decide whether the warmers and table layout justify the extra setup cost.

The buffet order page lists skirting, warmers and disposable wares, plus S$90 delivery and collection, S$98.10 with GST. A 10% service charge applies to orders with setup. The brochure’s GST-inclusive per-person price is therefore not the final all-in bill.

At the premium end, Noël in Bloom is a 15-item setup buffet at S$68 per guest, minimum 30: S$2,040 in food before charges. It suits a larger catered occasion and a much higher budget than the similarly named Noël Gardens mini buffet.

The mini-buffet and party-pack pages list S$45 delivery, or S$49.05 with GST. They also list an additional S$10, or S$10.90 with GST, for Sentosa, Jurong Island and specified central postcodes. The mini-buffet page currently waives its 5% service fee until further notice.

The important party-pack catch is 18 and 21–24 December: delivery requires at least S$420 before GST, delivery and service fee. The S$388 pack alone falls short. Ask which additions qualify before building the order.

Christmas delivery terms also restrict slots to Orchard’s light-up stretch on 11–13 and 17–25 December. Central areas, controlled-access premises and venues without lifts face additional restrictions. Some mini-buffet deliveries to CBD and Orchard locations on 17 and 19–23 December may require a ground-level handover. Confirm the postcode, loading access and delivery window before inviting everyone for a fixed lunchtime.

Order by 4 December for the published Christmas early-bird offers, subject to the full conditions. The 10% buffet discount is capped at S$200, excludes Blooming Joy and does not apply to deliveries on 11, 18 or 22–24 December. Buying early does not override those event-date exclusions.

The mini-buffet offer is a complimentary 500g chocolate ganache log cake, not a 10% discount. Party packs are excluded, and log-cake redemption is unavailable on 24 December. The launch release limits the mini-buffet offer to the first 200 orders, so do not assume stock remains.

Orange Clove states that its catering is MUIS halal-certified. Confirm the current certificate and selected menu when ordering for a mixed group. Halal certification does not mean allergen-free: the festive menus include dairy, nuts, seafood and other ingredients requiring separate checks. Keep the final written quote, including any substitutions and delivery conditions, before paying.