Stuff’d Cheapest Meal Prices in Singapore
The stuffd cheapest meal is the chicken kebab at $7.30, and with a $1.50 drink it becomes a complete lunch for $8.80. That is the headline, but the full budget picture is better: every side and drink on the menu costs just $1.50, and nacho chips are $3.50. Start with the full Stuff’d menu for the complete range, then use this guide to eat well for under $10.
What is the Stuff’d cheapest meal?
It is the chicken kebab at $7.30, full stop. No other main on the menu comes close: the next cheapest mains are the beef kebab at $7.80 and then a cluster at $8.40. Add a $1.50 drink and you have lunch for $8.80, which is rare for a customised fast-casual meal in Singapore.
Strictly speaking, the cheapest things you can buy are the $1.50 sides and drinks, but those are not meals on their own. For a real meal, the kebab wins because it packs protein, vegetables and sauce into one wrap. It is also the dish most Singapore write-ups recommend, so the cheapest pick is not a compromise pick.
What are the cheapest mains at Stuff’d?
The budget end of the menu is crowded with good options, which is good news if you eat here often. Six mains cost $9.30 or less, spanning kebabs, burritos and bowls, so you can rotate formats without leaving the budget zone.
| Rank | Cheapest main | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chicken kebab, grilled herb-spice chicken in a soft pressed tortilla | $7.30 |
| 2 | Beef chilli con carne kebab, beef filling in the same wrap | $7.80 |
| 3 | Chicken burrito, cilantro lime rice, black beans, salsa and sour cream | $8.40 |
| 4 | Veggie hummus burrito, plant-based filling at the same price | $8.40 |
| 5 | Veggie guacamole burrito, plant-based filling at the same price | $8.40 |
| 6 | Ultimate kebab, a mix of chicken and beef fillings | $8.40 |
| 7 | Chicken daily bowl, bowl format with five toppings | $9.30 |
| 8 | Veggie hummus daily bowl, bowl format, plant-based | $9.30 |
| 9 | Veggie guacamole daily bowl, bowl format, plant-based | $9.30 |
Everything above the $9.30 line is a genuine meal, not a snack. The pulled lamb dishes, by contrast, start at $10.60 and climb to $15.70 for a quesadilla set, so they are the ones to skip on a tight day.
Build a filling meal from the cheapest mains
The trick is picking the format that fills you most for the money. Burritos carry rice and beans, which makes them naturally more filling than a plain wrap, and bowls let you stack five toppings around the protein. If you are hungry, the $8.40 chicken burrito often beats the $7.30 kebab on fullness per dollar, even though it costs more.
What are the cheapest sides and drinks at Stuff’d?
Everything in this section costs $1.50, which makes the maths almost too easy. Sides run from butter corn and cilantro rice to edamame, mashed potatoes, couscous, adobo black beans, broccoli and soba. Drinks cover iced lemon tea, Coke, Coke Zero and mineral water. Nacho chips sit one tier up at $3.50.
| Cheapest extras | Options | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sides | Butter corn, cilantro rice, couscous, adobo black beans, mashed potatoes, edamame, broccoli, soba | $1.50 each |
| Drinks | Iced lemon tea, Coke 320 ml, Coke Zero, mineral water | $1.50 each |
| Nacho chips | Crispy chips, sold as a snack or to share | $3.50 |
These prices are also why the set meal is worth checking: a set adds $2.00 to the main and bundles a side and drink, which beats buying them separately at $3.00. If you were going to order both anyway, the set saves you $1.00.
How can you eat at Stuff’d for under $10?
Three combos stay under the line, and none of them feel like a punishment meal. The cheapest route is the kebab plus drink at $8.80, which leaves $1.20 spare. The burrito plus drink at $9.90 just scrapes under. And a set meal kebab at $9.30 gives you a side and drink in one bundle.
| Under $10 combo | Maths | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Kebab plus drink | Chicken kebab $7.30 + iced lemon tea $1.50 | $8.80 |
| Kebab set meal | Chicken kebab set with side and drink | $9.30 |
| Burrito plus drink | Chicken burrito $8.40 + mineral water $1.50 | $9.90 |
Skip the premium fillings on a budget day: pulled lamb and salmon push mains past $10 before you add anything. And if you are ordering for a group on a budget, our party packages guide builds the same maths for 10, 20 and 50 guests.
Sides and drinks that stretch a small budget
If you have $1.50 spare after the main, spend it on a starchy side, not a drink you could bring from home. Cilantro rice, mashed potatoes and couscous add real bulk to a light main, while butter corn and edamame add texture and protein. Water is the cheapest drink at the same $1.50, so the choice barely matters on price.
Is the cheapest Stuff’d meal actually filling?
Yes, for most appetites. A kebab is a full wrap of protein, vegetables and sauce, not a snack-sized item, and the burrito format is heavier still thanks to rice and beans. The dishes that feel light are the ones built mostly on lettuce, so if fullness is the goal, lean toward rice, bean and potato bases. If you want the crowd favourites instead of just the cheapest picks, our best sellers guide ranks those, and the chicken kebab tops both lists.
One honest caveat: big appetites may still want a $1.50 side on top. At $8.80 for kebab plus drink, adding edamame or mashed potatoes takes you to $10.30, which breaks the under-$10 line but still beats most Singapore lunches. Budget eating here is about choosing the right base, not about going hungry.
Stuff’d cheapest items FAQ
What is the stuffd cheapest meal?
The chicken kebab at $7.30 a la carte, or $9.30 as a set meal with a side and drink. With a $1.50 drink bought separately, the meal costs $8.80.
What is the cheapest thing on the Stuff’d menu?
The $1.50 sides and drinks: butter corn, cilantro rice, couscous, edamame, mashed potatoes, soba, iced lemon tea, Coke, Coke Zero and mineral water. Nacho chips cost $3.50.
Can you eat at Stuff’d for under $10?
Yes. A chicken kebab plus drink costs $8.80, a chicken kebab set meal costs $9.30, and a chicken burrito plus drink costs $9.90.
Is the set meal cheaper than buying items separately?
Yes, if you want both a side and a drink. A set adds $2.00 to the main, while a side plus a drink bought separately costs $3.00, so the set saves $1.00.
What is the cheapest vegetarian meal at Stuff’d?
The veggie hummus or veggie guacamole burrito at $8.40, or the same fillings in a daily bowl at $9.30. With a $1.50 drink, the burrito meal costs $9.90.
More Stuff’d guides
For the full range of dishes, the main menu guide is the starting point, and the best sellers guide ranks the most recommended dishes if you want more than the cheapest pick.