Prima Deli Value Meals Prices Singapore 2026

Prima Deli is a bakery, not a fast food chain, so value here means cheap single items and small packs you can mix yourself. Nothing on the menu costs more than S$26.80 for a regular whole cake, and the snack end of the menu starts at S$1.70. That’s what makes it one of the best value bakery stops in Singapore, especially since everything is halal.

The table below lists the cheapest verified items on the menu. Waffle prices were last reported in April 2023, so check the counter before you go, since they may have moved since. Everything else below was read off the official PrimaDeli site on 7 November 2026, or verified on the same date from the hub article.

* Waffle prices last reported in April 2023. Pandan Collection promo prices are the 15 percent off prices shown on the official site. For the one-page price list, see the Prima Deli menu card.

The best value at Prima Deli depends on how many mouths you’re feeding. For one person, a filled waffle is the pick. For two or three, a box of chicken pies plus a pandan treat covers lunch and dessert for under S$20. For a family, the pandan chiffon at S$14.90 is the cheapest cake that still feels like a celebration.

Here’s how the best value picks stack up. The per-person figures are simple division from the verified pack prices, so you can see the real cost of feeding your group.

The mini fruit tartlets are the quiet bargain here. At S$6.80 for six, each tart works out to about S$1.13, which is cheaper per piece than any waffle. If you want something off the usual menu, the Prima Deli secret menu guide covers the less obvious picks worth asking about.

Which Waffle Filling Gives You the Most for Your Money?

Kaya wins. At S$1.90, the kaya waffle costs the same as peanut butter but it’s the flavour people come back for, and it’s the one that tastes most like the pandan waffle Prima Deli is known for. Chocolate, cheese and blueberry all cost S$2.20, which is 30 cents more for a filling that doesn’t add much over kaya. Plain at S$1.70 is the cheapest, but for 20 cents extra the kaya version feels like a proper snack instead of a plain base.

You can eat well at Prima Deli for under S$10 without trying hard. The trick is to pair one savoury item with one sweet item, instead of buying a whole cake. The combos below use only verified prices, and the totals are the simple sum of the items, so you can mix and match your own.

* Totals that include waffles use the April 2023 waffle prices, so confirm at the counter. The cheapest proper meal is the chicken pie box on its own: four pies for S$9.60 is a filling lunch for two at S$4.80 each, and you can add a plain waffle for S$1.70 if you still want something sweet.

Yes, and the best one right now is the 34th anniversary deal. The large Blackforest Classic, Truffle and Fruit Paradise cakes are 34 percent off at S$33.50 instead of S$50.80, extended to 15 November 2026, in store and online. That turns a S$50.80 cake into a genuine value buy for a big party.

The Special Pandan Collection also runs at 15 percent off, with the promo prices shown on the official site. These deals end, and the usual prices return the day after, so it’s worth catching them while they run.

How Do the Pandan Collection Promo Prices Work?

The Special Pandan Collection launched in October 2026 with 15 percent off across the range, and the official site shows the discounted price next to the struck-through usual price. You don’t need a code or a membership, the promo price is the shelf price while the collection runs. The Pandan Egg Tart at S$6.10 for four is the standout, since it works out to about S$1.53 per tart, which is cheaper than a single plain waffle per piece.

Yes, on whole cakes it’s the cheapest walk-in option in Singapore. The four classics at S$26.80 undercut every other major bakery chain, and the large size at S$50.80 usual is still cheaper than most rivals’ standard cakes. Where Prima Deli loses out is on delivery: S$18 with a S$50 minimum spend and no free tier, so a single cake costs S$44.80 delivered and S$26.80 collected.

The honest comparison is that Prima Deli wins on cakes and waffles, and loses on convenience if you need delivery. Collect in store and you keep the saving. Order online and the delivery fee eats most of it.

Polar Puffs does undercut Prima Deli on its cheapest whole cake, from S$19.80, so if the absolute lowest cake price is the goal, it’s worth a look. But Prima Deli’s S$26.80 classics include the big names people actually want, Blackforest and Truffle, and the pandan chiffon at S$14.90 has no real rival at that price.