Stuff’d Combo Meals
If you want a full meal without thinking too hard, the stuffd combo meals price list is simple: Stuff’d sells its mains as ala carte or as a set meal, and the set meal costs exactly $2.00 more in the Singapore listings I checked. There is no separate named combo bundle I could verify beyond those set meals, so this guide covers the real set meals first, then shows honest DIY combos you can build from real menu items at the counter.
What is the stuffd combo meals price in Singapore?
At Stuff’d, a combo meal means a set meal version of a kebab, burrito, quesadilla or daily bowl. The listings show every main in two columns, ala carte and set meal, and the set column is always $2.00 higher. That pattern holds across kebabs, burritos, quesadillas and bowls, which makes it easy to budget: pick your main, add $2.00, and you have the set price.
| Kebab set meal | Ala carte | Set meal |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Kebab | Grilled chicken in a warm wrap | $9.30 |
| Beef Kebab | Beef chilli con carne in a wrap | $9.80 |
| Ultimate Kebab | Loaded kebab build | $10.40 |
| Pulled Lamb Kebab | Pulled lamb kebab | $12.60 |
Ala carte kebab prices behind those sets are $7.30, $7.80, $8.40 and $10.60. One honest caveat: the listings name the set meal and its price, but they do not spell out exactly what sides or drink come with it, so ask at the counter what your outlet bundles into the set before you assume.
The set meal pattern, explained
The $2.00 gap is the most useful number on this whole page. It repeats for burritos ($8.40 to $10.40 for chicken), quesadillas ($9.40 to $11.40 for chicken) and daily bowls ($9.30 to $11.30 for chicken). Once you know it, you can price any Stuff’d combo in your head without a menu board.
Which Stuff’d set meals are the best value?
The chicken options win on value, because they start lowest and the food is just as filling. A chicken burrito set at $10.40 is a big lunch for the price, and a chicken daily bowl set at $11.30 gives you five toppings plus a protein in one bowl. Pulled lamb sets cost more, but they suit diners who want a richer, meatier meal and are happy to pay for it.
| Set meal | Ala carte | Set meal |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Burrito Set | $8.40 | $10.40 |
| Beef Burrito Set | $8.90 | $10.90 |
| Chicken Quesadilla Set | $9.40 | $11.40 |
| Chicken Daily Bowl Set | $9.30 | $11.30 |
| Salmon Daily Bowl Set | $9.60 | $11.60 |
| Pulled Lamb Daily Bowl Set | $13.30 | $15.30 |
My value pick is the chicken burrito set. Burritos are famously large at Stuff’d, diners say one can stretch to two lighter meals, and at $10.40 as a set it undercuts most bowl sets while filling you up just as well.
How do I build my own Stuff’d combo?
Building your own combo is where Stuff’d shines, because the menu is built for mixing. Start with the cheapest filling main, add a $1.50 side like butter corn, mashed potatoes or edamame, and finish with nacho chips at $3.50 if you are sharing. This DIY route is not an official bundle, it is just smart ordering from real items, and it often beats a set meal when you want specific extras.
| DIY combo (not official) | Items | In-store total |
|---|---|---|
| Solo lunch | Chicken kebab $7.30 plus butter corn $1.50 | $8.80 |
| Hearty solo | Chicken burrito $8.40 plus mashed potatoes $1.50 | $9.90 |
| Two to share | Two chicken kebabs $14.60 plus nacho chips $3.50 | $18.10 |
| Veggie day | Veggie burrito $8.40 plus edamame $1.50 | $9.90 |
These totals are simple sums of listed in-store prices, not a discounted bundle, and no saving is claimed for them. Their value is control: you get exactly the extras you want, and nothing you will leave uneaten.
Build your own combo without overspending
Stop at one extra. The $1.50 sides are the trap in a good way: each one feels cheap, but three of them add $4.50 to a kebab that started at $7.30. Pick the one side you actually crave, skip the rest, and your DIY combo stays under $10 for a solo lunch.
Are Stuff’d combos good for sharing?
Yes, with one rule: share the extras, not the main. A burrito is a personal meal, but nacho chips at $3.50, a side of butter corn and a drink split easily between two people. Two set meals plus one shared nacho chips covers a pair well, and it costs less than ordering a third main nobody finishes.
For two: chicken kebab set $9.30 plus chicken burrito set $10.40 plus shared nacho chips $3.50 comes to $23.20 in store.
For one: chicken kebab set $9.30 on its own is a complete, filling lunch.
For a treat: swap one set for a pulled lamb set at $12.60 and share the chips.
No group bundle or family pack could be verified, so do not expect a bulk discount at the counter. The saving comes from sharing extras, not from a hidden bundle price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the stuffd combo meals price for a chicken kebab set?
$9.30 in the Singapore listings checked, which is $2.00 above the $7.30 ala carte chicken kebab.
Does Stuff’d have a family combo or bundle deal?
No family pack or group bundle could be verified. The verified combo format is the set meal, plus DIY combos built from real items at the counter.
What does a Stuff’d set meal include?
Listings name the set meal and its price but do not spell out the included sides or drink. Ask at your outlet counter before ordering.
Which Stuff’d combo is cheapest?
The chicken kebab set at $9.30 is the cheapest set meal in the listings checked, followed by the beef kebab set at $9.80.
Are Stuff’d set meal prices the same on delivery apps?
Not necessarily. App prices and fees can differ from in-store listings, so check the app total before confirming.