Jollibean Breakfast Menu Singapore: Morning Soy Milk, Pancakes and What to Order First
Check before you travel: Jollibean has NOT fully closed, but it has shrunk sharply. CNA reported in July 2025 that the chain fell from more than 30 outlets to five physical outlets still operating, and three outlets still listed on its website had already closed. Don’t travel to an outlet on the strength of an old listing. Check that specific outlet first, by phone or through the mall directory, before you go.
Quick answer: Jollibean has no separate jollibean breakfast menu, so don’t look for a breakfast board with its own hours or prices. The morning order is built from the regular menu: warm soy milk, a freshly made Mee Chiang Kueh, and beancurd if you want something lighter. Guide prices start at SGD 3.20 for classic soy milk, and the classic morning pair lands near SGD 6.50. The catch is the outlet warning above, so check your outlet is open before you plan a morning trip around it.
Does Jollibean have a breakfast menu?
No, not as a separate menu. No breakfast menu, breakfast hours cut-off, or breakfast-only price list was found on Jollibean’s site or in the guides during this research, and the chain’s own brand story describes pancakes prepared fresh at the start of each day, not a timed breakfast service. That means the items on this page are available from opening at a surviving outlet, subject to fresh stock, rather than only until a breakfast cut-off time. It also means there is no breakfast discount to hunt for, and no morning-only dish to miss out on if you arrive later. If a surviving outlet tells you a pancake flavour is sold out in the morning, that is a stock issue, not a breakfast menu rule.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
This is worth knowing because Jollibean is often confused with Jollibee, which does run a timed breakfast service in other markets. Jollibean is a different chain, a Singapore soy milk and pancake snack chain founded in 1995, and its morning appeal is simpler: a warm drink and a hot pancake, made fresh, at a snack price. The full Jollibean menu guide lists the regular items behind every morning order on this page, with the same outlet warning and the same guide-price caveat.
What is a good Jollibean breakfast order?
Warm classic soy milk with peanut Mee Chiang Kueh is the morning order to start with. It is light, warm, and filling enough for a work morning, without the heaviness of a full cooked breakfast. The pancake is thick and soft, the peanut filling is sweet and nutty, and the warm soy milk balances it nicely. If you want something even lighter, swap the pancake for classic soy pudding or ginger juice beancurd, and keep the drink warm. For a colder morning order, iced soy or a soy freeze works, but warm soy suits most Singapore mornings better, especially if you are heading straight to the office or school.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Morning order | What you get | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Classic morning pair | Warm classic soy milk plus peanut Mee Chiang Kueh | About SGD 6.50 |
| Warm and light | Warm ginger soy plus classic soy pudding | About SGD 7.70 |
| On the go | Warm classic soy milk plus peanut maru | About SGD 6.00 |
| Sharing morning | Two soy drinks plus peanut mini rolls | From SGD 11.20 |
| Bundled pick | Jolli Set, drink and snack bundle from the regular menu | SGD 8.50 |
The “about” prices are sums of the regular guide prices for the parts, not a published breakfast bundle price, since no breakfast bundle was found. The Jollibean menu card is a handy check for the regular items in these pairs, if you want to swap a filling or a drink flavour. Coffee soy at SGD 4.70 in one guide is the morning pick for diners who want coffee flavour without dairy milk, though guides differ on a few flavoured soy prices, so confirm at the counter.
Warm soy plus a pancake, the classic morning pair
This pair works because both parts are made fresh and served warm, and neither needs a long wait. Ask for the pancake flavour you want, peanut first if you are new to Jollibean, and drink the soy while the pancake is still warm. If you are buying for two, one pancake to share plus two drinks is often enough, since the pancake is thick and the drinks are filling. Don’t order a freeze first thing if you want a warm start, save the freeze for a hot afternoon instead.
A lighter morning, beancurd and soy
Beancurd is the gentler morning choice, soft, smooth, and lighter than a pancake. Classic soy pudding at SGD 3.50 and ginger juice beancurd at SGD 3.90 are the guide prices, and both pair well with a plain warm soy milk. This is a good pick if you want breakfast without feeling full, or if you are eating on the way to an appointment. It is also a good kids order, since beancurd is soft and easy to eat, though you should still check the outlet is open before promising it to anyone.
How much does a Jollibean breakfast cost?
A light Jollibean breakfast is cheap by Singapore standards. Classic soy milk starts at SGD 3.20 in the hub guide prices, peanut Mee Chiang Kueh sits at SGD 3.30, and peanut maru at SGD 2.80 is the cheapest single snack in the guides. That puts a solo morning pair near SGD 6.00 to SGD 6.50, and a bundled Jolli Set at SGD 8.50. Flavoured soy drinks cost more, with grass jelly soy at SGD 3.70, gula melaka soy at SGD 3.60, ginger soy at SGD 4.20 and chewy pearls soy at SGD 4.50, while soy freezes at SGD 5.50 are the priciest morning drinks in the guides. Guides differ on some prices, classic soy appears at SGD 3.00 in another guide, so treat every figure here as a guide price and check the in-store card.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Morning item | Reported guide price |
|---|---|
| Classic soy milk | SGD 3.20 |
| Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 3.30 |
| Peanut maru | SGD 2.80 |
| Classic soy pudding | SGD 3.50 |
| Ginger juice beancurd | SGD 3.90 |
| Grass jelly soy | SGD 3.70 |
| Gula melaka soy | SGD 3.60 |
| Ginger soy | SGD 4.20 |
| Chewy pearls soy | SGD 4.50 |
| Peanut mini rolls | SGD 4.80 |
| Soy freeze, chocolate or vanilla | SGD 5.50 |
| Jolli Set | SGD 8.50 |
If you like custom morning orders, with flavoured soy builds and filling swaps, the Jollibean secret menu guide covers those combos in detail, with the same honesty: there is no official secret menu, just smart ways to combine regular items. It uses the same guide prices and the same outlet warning as this page.
What time can you get breakfast at Jollibean?
There is no published breakfast cut-off time, so the honest answer is: from opening, at a surviving outlet, while fresh stock lasts. Older listings give a sense of morning opening times, but they are old, and several outlets in those listings have since closed. Older Chope listings showed Bugis Junction at 8am, Bukit Timah Plaza at 9am, NEX at 7am, and Lavender MRT at 7am, but Lavender is one of the outlets CNA reported as closed in July 2025, so that listing must not be used for a visit. Older guide listings showed similar morning starts for other outlets, but those listings predate the closures too. Treat every old opening time as a clue, not a promise, and confirm the outlet and its hours on the day.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Outlet, older listing | Older listed morning opening | Status note |
|---|---|---|
| Bugis Junction | 8am, older listing | Verify it is still open before visiting |
| Bukit Timah Plaza | 9am, older listing | Verify it is still open before visiting |
| NEX | 7am, older listing | Verify it is still open before visiting |
| Lavender MRT Station | 7am, older listing | Closed, reported July 2025, don’t visit |
| Raffles Place MRT Station | 7:30am, older listing | Closed, reported July 2025, don’t visit |
| Ng Teng Fong General Hospital | 7:30am, older listing | Closed, reported July 2025, don’t visit |
If your outlet opens at 9am, a Jollibean breakfast is really a late morning snack, not an early commuter stop. Plan around that, and have a backup nearby in case the outlet is closed or out of fresh pancakes. A soy drink from a surviving outlet is still a good morning treat, but it is not worth a long trip on an unverified listing.
What should you check before a morning visit?
Check three things before you leave home. First, confirm the outlet exists today, through the mall directory or a phone call, not through an old blog list. Second, confirm it is open at the time you plan to arrive, since surviving outlets may run shorter hours than older listings show. Third, confirm the pancake flavour and drink you want are available, since fresh stock can run out, especially for peanut Mee Chiang Kueh in the morning. If you can’t confirm the outlet, don’t travel for it. A backup plan, like a nearby hawker stall or cafe, saves the morning if Jollibean is closed.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Jollibean breakfast menu FAQ
These are the morning questions readers actually ask about Jollibean, answered straight. If your question is about a specific outlet, the answer is almost always the same: check that outlet first.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Does Jollibean have a breakfast menu? No separate breakfast menu was found. Jollibean serves the same soy milk, pancake and beancurd items from opening, so a morning order is built from the regular menu.
What is a good Jollibean breakfast order? Warm classic soy milk with peanut Mee Chiang Kueh is the classic morning pair, at about SGD 6.50 on guide prices. Ginger soy with beancurd is the lighter alternative.
How much does a Jollibean breakfast cost? Guide prices start at SGD 3.20 for classic soy milk, with a soy plus pancake pair near SGD 6.50 and the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50. Check the in-store card before you pay.
What time does Jollibean open in the morning? Older listings show morning openings between 7am and 9am, but those listings are old and some outlets have closed since. Check your specific outlet before a morning visit.
Is Jollibean still open in Singapore? It has not fully closed, but CNA reported in July 2025 that it fell from more than 30 outlets to five physical outlets still operating. Check your outlet before you travel.