Cedele Menu Card
Want the cedele menu-card at a glance, without reading the whole menu? This page walks the card section by section: breakfast plates, artisan breads and pastries, mains and salads, burgers, kids meals, and the cake counter. Prices quoted here are reported figures from published menu listings, not Cedele’s official menu, and items can vary by outlet. For the full hub with every section in depth, see the Cedele menu hub.
What is on the Cedele menu card?
The card reads like a bakery cafe should: breads first, then the cafe kitchen, then the cake counter. You start with pastries and artisan loaves, move into breakfast plates and all-day mains, and finish at the cakes, which are the reason many people walk in. Vegan friendly and keto friendly tags mark dishes across the card, so dietary needs are easy to spot without asking.

| Card section | What you find | Reported price range |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast plates | Eggs, toast, salads, coffee | Varies by outlet |
| Breads and pastries | Sourdough, focaccia, croissants | Counter prices in store |
| Pastas and grains | Mushroom arrabiata, quinoa bowls | S$19.00 to S$26.50 |
| Salads and greens | Prawn avocado feta, Caesar, tofu salad | S$19.00 to S$23.00 |
| Gourmet burgers | Beef, chicken, vegan burgers | S$18.00 to S$22.00 |
| Kids meals | Cheeseburger, rice, pasta | S$14.20 to S$14.50 |
| Cakes | Carrot walnut, ondeh ondeh, chocolate | S$9.00 to S$10.80 a slice |
What breakfast items are on the Cedele menu card?
Breakfast at Cedele is a cafe plate affair: eggs cooked your way, toasted artisan bread, fresh salads, and a proper coffee. The card leans on the bakery, so toast here means thick slices of sourdough or multigrain, not thin white bread, and the plates come with greens rather than just a garnish. No published breakfast prices were found for this guide, so this section names the dishes without inventing figures, and the in-store card is the price source.

Morning outlets open early, Guoco Tower from 7:30 AM, so breakfast is a real daypart here, not an afterthought. Pair a plate with a flat white or a latte, and add a pastry from the counter if you want something sweet with it. Weekend mornings are the busiest, so come early if you want a table by the window.
What breads and bakes are on the Cedele menu card?
This is the section Cedele built its name on. Sourdough loaves, focaccia, multigrain breads, brioche, croissants and pain au chocolat fill the counter, baked fresh daily. The breads also show up across the card, as burger buns, sandwich bases and soup sides, so even a main course order carries the bakery’s work.

Take-home is a big part of the card too. Whole loaves and pastry boxes are sold at the counter, and seasonal lines, like the Christmas cookie tins, run through the festive months. If you are buying for home, the sourdough is the safest pick, since it keeps well and toasts beautifully the next day.
What cakes and desserts are on the Cedele menu card?
The cake counter is the star of the card. Carrot walnut cake leads, ondeh ondeh cake brings the local flavour, and real dark chocolate cake covers the rich end. Slices are the way most people try them, and the range runs wide, from yuzu raspberry cheesecake to chocolate matcha cake to sea salt caramel cheesecake.

| Cake slice | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Carrot Walnut Cake | S$10.30 | Signature slice, whole cake S$72.00 reported |
| Ondeh Ondeh Cake | S$9.80 | Whole cake S$54.00 reported |
| Real Dark Chocolate Cake | S$9.80 | Whole cake S$54.00 reported |
| Red Velvet Cake | S$10.30 | Classic red velvet slice |
| Yuzu Raspberry Cheesecake | S$9.80 | Light, citrusy cheesecake |
| Chocolate Matcha Cake | S$10.80 | Richest slice on the card |
| Sea Salt Caramel Cheesecake | S$9.00 | Cheapest slice on the card |
| Eggless Chocolate Truffle | S$9.80 | Eggless option |
How do I use the Cedele menu card in store?
Read it in order and you will eat well: pick a main from the pastas, grains, salads or burgers, add a side if you are hungry, and finish at the cake counter. The card changes a little by outlet and season, so the in-store version beats any online copy, and the staff can confirm which cakes are baked that day. Outlets like Paragon run 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, while Guoco Tower opens earlier at 7:30 AM, so check your outlet’s hours before you go.

Plan your visit
Come hungry but not rushed. Cedele is a linger cafe, so order a main, a coffee and a cake slice, and take your time. If you are buying cakes to take away, whole cakes are best ordered ahead, and the counter staff can box slices for the trip home.

My pick: A mushroom arrabiata or prawn avocado salad for lunch, a flat white, and a carrot walnut slice to finish. For take-home, a sourdough loaf plus a box of pastries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is on the Cedele menu card?
The card covers breakfast plates, artisan breads and pastries, pastas and grain bowls, salads, gourmet burgers, kids meals, and signature cakes.
How much is a Cedele cake slice?
Reported cake slice prices run about S$9.00 to S$10.80, with whole cakes reported at S$54 to S$72. These are published listing figures, not official prices.
Does Cedele sell bread to take home?
Yes. Artisan loaves such as sourdough and focaccia, plus pastries, are sold at the counter for take-home.
Do Cedele prices vary by outlet?
Items and hours can vary by outlet, and published prices may have changed, so the in-store card is the final source.