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Tampines Outdoor Living

Hi, our 2-burner gas grills start from about S$230 and we deliver to Tampines. Will you use it on an HDB balcony or in a condo garden?

Jurong Grill Works

Good morning, 3-burner gas grills run from about S$500 to S$800, with delivery to Jurong West. Would you like assembly included, and what is your budget?

Woodlands Garden Supplies

Hello, portable charcoal grills are about S$50 to S$110, and we deliver to Woodlands. Are you buying for a park trip or for home use?

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Barbecues and grills in Singapore: prices, rules and what to check

A barbecue or grill in Singapore usually costs between S$50 and S$1,500, and premium gas models and smokers can reach about S$3,600. The price depends on fuel type, size and build material. To get current prices for the model you have in mind, send a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
TypeTypical price (S$)
Portable or tabletop charcoal or drum grillS$50–S$110
Small kettle or 2-burner gas grillS$230–S$400
3-burner gas or infrared grillS$500–S$800
Premium gas grill or smokerS$1,000–S$1,500

Prices are per listing, and the top models on sellers' websites go well above these ranges. Check whether the figure includes assembly.

Balcony and park rules

Under NEA and HDB regulations, open-flame and smoke-producing grills, including charcoal grills, are generally not permitted on HDB balconies. Infrared grills, which have no open flame and no smoke, are described in one local guide as acceptable on a balcony. Condo rules can be stricter, so check with your management before you buy.

Public barbecue pits in parks need a permit, which can be booked up to two months in advance. The fee is between S$12 and S$20 a day, depending on the location.

Warranty

Warranties differ a lot by brand. Some brands cover components of gas, charcoal and electric barbecues for up to 10 years, while others give 2 years. Many warranties depend on following the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines, so keep the manual and ask the seller to confirm the terms.

Season and weather

Singapore is hot all year with no winter, so grilling is not seasonal, but the wet season brings heavy rain. Choose a grill that suits a covered spot. Charcoal and gas both work in the dry months; in the wet months, a sheltered place to cook matters more than the fuel type.

How grills are bought here

Sellers list sizes in centimetres, such as a 57 cm or 76 cm kettle, and some listings include assembly. Ask for delivery to Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio. Check whether the grill is new or used.

In your request, specify the type (charcoal, gas, infrared, portable or built-in), the material and thickness, the dimensions in centimetres, and whether you want assembly. Add your delivery city, your budget in S$ and where the grill will be used, such as a balcony, a condo garden or a park.

BlaBlaPrice sends your request to registered sellers, who reply in the chat with their own offer, terms and delivery. Your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. Start from the request field, read how it works, or see garden tools for related items.

Questions and answers

How much does a barbecue cost in Singapore?

Most grills sell for about S$50 to S$1,500. Simple portable charcoal models start around S$50, while premium gas grills and smokers can reach about S$3,600.

Can I use a charcoal grill on an HDB balcony?

Generally no. Open-flame and smoke-producing grills, including charcoal grills, are generally not permitted on HDB balconies under NEA and HDB regulations.

How long is a barbecue warranty?

It depends on the brand. Some cover components for up to 10 years, while others give 2 years, so compare the terms before you buy.

Do I need a permit to barbecue in a park?

Public barbecue pits need a permit, which can be booked up to two months ahead. The fee is between S$12 and S$20 a day, depending on the location.

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