Daily Cut Cheapest Items
The daily cut cheapest items start with the petite bowl, the smallest build-your-own bowl on the menu, and iced matcha green tea, the cheapest drink. This guide pulls the lowest-priced picks from the Daily Cut menu so you can eat well in the CBD without paying for a large bowl you don’t need.
What are the daily cut cheapest items in Singapore?
Daily Cut prices its bowls by size, not by dish, so the cheapest route is always the smallest bowl with base-price ingredients. The petite bowl gives you two bases, a half protein portion, two supplements, one topping and one dressing, which is a full lunch in a smaller footprint. The cheapest extras are the small add-ons, like shredded kale, while the priciest moves are premium proteins like blackened salmon.
| Cheapest item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Iced matcha green tea | S$2.40 | The cheapest drink on the menu |
| Petite bowl | S$10.50 | The cheapest bowl size, still a full lunch for most eaters |
| Shredded kale base | +S$0.60 | The cheapest base add-on |
| Extra supplement | +S$0.60 | Cheaper than an extra protein serving |
| Takeout bag | +S$0.30 | Charged for takeout orders |
How much does the cheapest Daily Cut bowl cost?
The petite bowl costs S$10.50 on the latest official menu found, and it stays at that price as long as you pick base-price proteins like chicken breast, chicken leg, dory, tofu or tempeh. Step up to a regular bowl and you’re paying S$14.10, while a large bowl costs S$17.70 and adds a second protein. Older Daily Cut menus listed lower bowl prices, so these figures reflect the latest menu found, not a promise that prices never move.
| Bowl size | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Petite | S$10.50 | Two bases, half protein, two supplements, one topping, one dressing |
| Regular | S$14.10 | Two bases, one protein, three supplements, one topping, one dressing |
| Large | S$17.70 | Two bases, two proteins, three supplements, one topping, one dressing |
What are the cheapest drinks at Daily Cut?
Iced matcha green tea is the clear cheapest drink at S$2.40, well under the bottled waters. Fiji still water and Perrier sparkling water both sit at S$3.60, while the low-sugar juices and coconut water cost S$6.00 and the kombuchas cost S$7.50. If you want the lowest total bill, skip the kombucha and stick with matcha or water, since that’s where you’ll accidentally double your spend.
| Drink | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Iced matcha green tea | S$2.40 | Cheapest drink on the menu |
| Fiji still water | S$3.60 | Still water option |
| Perrier sparkling water | S$3.60 | Sparkling water option |
| Cocoloco coconut water | S$6.00 | Pricier refreshment pick |
| Low-sugar juices | S$6.00 | Juice range, varies by flavour |
| Kombuchas | S$7.50 | The priciest drinks on the menu |
How do you keep a Daily Cut order cheap?
Three habits keep a Daily Cut bill low: pick the petite bowl, pick a base-price protein, and skip premium add-ons. Extra supplements cost only S$0.60 each, so bulking up a petite bowl with vegetables beats paying S$1.20 for an extra protein serving or S$2.40 for salmon. And since you can swap a protein for extra supplements, a plant-leaning petite bowl can feel generous without ever leaving the base price.
The petite bowl plus iced matcha is the cheapest full meal
Pair the S$10.50 petite bowl with S$2.40 iced matcha and your meal totals S$12.90. That’s hard to beat for a fresh CBD lunch. Pick chicken or tofu as the protein, load the supplements with broccoli, sweet corn and carrots, and finish with pesto or fresh lime, and you’ve got a filling bowl with nothing premium on it.
Daily Cut Cheapest Items FAQ
Straight answers on daily cut cheapest items in Singapore.
What is the cheapest item at Daily Cut Singapore?
The cheapest single item is iced matcha green tea at S$2.40, and the cheapest bowl is the petite bowl at S$10.50.
How much is the cheapest Daily Cut meal?
A petite bowl plus iced matcha green tea comes to S$12.90, adding the two menu prices together.
Is the Daily Cut petite bowl filling?
Reviewers say the petite bowl fills an average eater, with two bases, a half protein portion and two supplements.
What is the cheapest protein at Daily Cut?
Chicken breast, chicken leg, dory, tofu and tempeh sit inside the base bowl price, so they add nothing to the bowl cost.
Do Daily Cut prices vary by outlet?
Older Daily Cut menus listed lower prices than the latest menu found, so check your outlet’s current menu before ordering.
Are delivery prices the same as in-store prices?
Delivery listings may differ from in-store menu prices, so the figures here reflect the official menu, not delivery apps.
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