Cedele Value Meals
Cedele isn’t a budget chain, but Cedele value meals do exist if you know where to look: a proper sandwich from a reported S$10.20, soup with bread at S$11.50, and a soup set at S$14.50. Cedele publishes no dedicated value menu, so the value picks here are simply the cheapest real meals from its regular menu. The Cedele menu hub has the full range if you want to compare prices yourself.
Which Cedele value meals are the cheapest?
Sandwiches are the value backbone of the menu. The BLT and ham and cheese sandwiches sit at a reported S$10.20 each, with rosemary chicken at S$10.50, and those are filling enough to count as lunch. Pastries are cheaper still, but a croissant or muffin is a snack, not a meal, so this guide counts sandwiches and soups as the real value meals.
| Value pick | Reported price | Why it counts as value |
|---|---|---|
| Butter Croissant | S$4.20 | Cheapest bakery item in the listings, but a snack, not a meal. |
| 2 Berry Muffin | S$4.20 | A cheap breakfast bite, best paired with coffee. |
| Cranberry Scone | S$4.20 | Another S$4.20 bakery pick, good for tea time. |
| Strawberry Tartlet | S$7.00 | A sweet treat at a modest price, not a lunch. |
| BLT Sandwich | S$10.20 | The cheapest proper lunch on the menu. |
| Ham and Cheese Sandwich | S$10.20 | Just as cheap, and a safe order for anyone. |
| Rosemary Chicken Sandwich | S$10.50 | Cedele’s signature sandwich flavour, barely above the cheapest. |
| Wild Mushroom Soup With Bread | S$11.50 | Warm, filling and cheaper than most mains. |
| Smoked Salmon Sandwich | S$12.00 | A lighter lunch that still stays near value territory. |
| Soup Set | S$14.50 | The cheapest set meal in published listings. |
How do you eat at Cedele for under S$15?
Order a sandwich and stop there. A BLT at S$10.20 or a rosemary chicken sandwich at S$10.50 leaves you well under S$15 before drinks, and a soup set at S$14.50 is the other clean under-S$15 meal. The trap is the add-ons: a cake slice at S$9.80 to S$10.30 or a coffee on top turns a value lunch into a S$20 lunch fast, so treat dessert as a separate decision.
Water is free, coffee isn’t, so if the budget is tight, skip the fancy drink and save the coffee money for the sandwich itself. A soup with bread at S$11.50 plus a S$4.20 pastry is another pairing that sneaks under S$15, though it’s more of a light lunch than a feast. For the cheapest dishes in more detail, the Cedele promo guide tracks current deals that can stretch the same budget further.
Takeaway beats delivery for a cheap lunch
Delivery is the fastest way to ruin a value lunch. A delivery fee plus any app markup can push a S$10.20 sandwich well past S$15 before you’ve even added a drink. Takeaway pickup from the nearest outlet costs nothing extra, and the sandwich tastes better fresh anyway, so walk over, grab it and eat it where you like.
Are Cedele promos worth waiting for?
Sometimes, but check the dates before you wait. Past promos have been genuinely good: a weekday sandwich set was advertised at S$10.90 in September and October, and signature cakes and breads were offered at 20% off in late August and early September. Both of those windows have now ended, so neither deal is live for this guide, and no current promo could be verified.
The lesson from those past deals is simple: Cedele does run real weekday and seasonal offers, and they are worth catching when they appear, but they are short windows, not permanent prices. Check the current promo page or ask at the counter before delaying a visit for a deal that may have ended. The Cedele secret menu guide is another place to find items that feel special without costing a premium.
Cedele value meals FAQ
Straight answers on eating cheap at Cedele.
What are the cheapest meals at Cedele?
The cheapest proper meals in published listings are the BLT and ham and cheese sandwiches at a reported S$10.20 each, and the Soup Set at a reported S$14.50. Pastries are cheaper, with croissants, muffins and scones at a reported S$4.20, but they are snacks rather than meals.
How do you eat at Cedele for under S$15?
Order a sandwich at S$10.20 to S$10.50, or the Soup Set at a reported S$14.50, and skip delivery, since a delivery fee can push a cheap lunch over S$15. A soup with bread at a reported S$11.50 plus a pastry also stays under S$15.
Is there a Cedele value menu?
Cedele publishes no dedicated value menu. The value picks in this guide are simply the cheapest sandwiches, soups and sets from its regular menu, priced from published listings.
Are Cedele promos worth waiting for?
Past promos have been genuinely good, including a weekday sandwich set at S$10.90, but that offer window has ended and no current promo was verified for this guide. Check the current Cedele promo page before delaying a visit for a deal.
Is delivery or takeaway cheaper at Cedele?
Takeaway is cheaper, since it skips the delivery fee and app markups that can apply on delivery platforms. For a value lunch, pick up your order from the nearest outlet instead of getting it delivered.