Daily Cut Delivery Menu
The daily cut delivery menu is the same build-your-own bowl menu as in store, ordered through Deliveroo from Daily Cut’s central business district outlets. If you work or live near Raffles Place or Tanjong Pagar, delivery is the easy way to skip the lunch queue, and the chain’s Build Your Own Bowl was Deliveroo’s top trending dish in Singapore in 2024. Start with the Daily Cut menu hub for the full range, then use this page for sizes, reported prices and what travels best. For deals, see the Daily Cut promo guide, and for smaller bowls, the Daily Cut kids menu guide.
Can you get Daily Cut delivered?
Yes, through Deliveroo, which is the platform Daily Cut is listed on across its outlet guides. The chain’s delivery reputation is strong: its Build Your Own Bowl topped Deliveroo’s Singapore trending dishes list in 2024, ahead of every other customisable bowl in the city. That ranking says a lot about how well the bowls travel, since a dish that arrives soggy or sad doesn’t top a delivery chart. Coverage follows the app, so your address decides which outlet serves you, but the outlets themselves sit at One Raffles Place, Guoco Tower in Tanjong Pagar, Marina One and Guoco Midtown II in Bugis, which puts the central business district at the heart of the delivery zone.
One honest limit: no other delivery platform was verified for Daily Cut in this research, so don’t assume it appears on every app. If Deliveroo doesn’t cover your address, pickup from the nearest outlet is the fallback, and the promo guide explains how pickup deals have worked in the past. Delivery hours also follow the outlets, which open at 11am and close at 9pm on weekdays and 4pm on weekends, so a late-night Daily Cut craving won’t be satisfied by delivery.
What can you order for delivery?
Everything on the build-your-own menu, in the same three sizes as in store. You pick a size first, then a base like mixed greens, quinoa, brown rice or sweet potato, then a protein like grilled chicken, salmon, sirloin, tofu or herb-crusted dory, then supplements, toppings and a dressing. The exact options on the day depend on the outlet and the season, since Daily Cut rotates ingredients, but the structure stays the same. That structure is also why delivery works here: a bowl you designed yourself is a bowl you already know you’ll like.
| Bowl size | What you get | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Petite | Smallest build-your-own bowl, a light lunch or a kids portion | S$10.50 |
| Regular | Standard build-your-own bowl, the usual delivery order | S$14 |
| Large | Largest build-your-own bowl, with extra bases and proteins | S$17.50 |
What travels best in a delivery bowl?
Sturdy ingredients, and dressing kept apart where the app allows it. Grains, sweet potato, grilled chicken, tofu and roasted vegetables all hold up well on a ride, while delicate leaves and warm dressings suffer most. If your dressing arrives mixed in, eat the bowl soon after it lands rather than leaving it on your desk for an hour. A regular bowl with quinoa, grilled chicken, sweet potato and pesto is a safe delivery pick, since every part of it travels well.
How much does Daily Cut delivery cost?
The bowl itself is reported at S$10.50 for petite, S$14 for regular and S$17.50 for large, but that’s before delivery fees and platform charges, which the app adds at checkout. Those extra charges vary by outlet, distance, order size and any live offer, so this guide can’t give you a single all-in delivery total. Delivery prices in the app may also differ from in-store prices, which is normal for delivery platforms. Check the app total before you confirm, and compare it against pickup if the gap looks large.
If you’re ordering for a group, large bowls travel just as well as regular ones, and ordering together can spread the delivery fee across more people. Just keep dressings in mind for every bowl in the order, since one soggy bowl can spoil an otherwise good group lunch.
Daily Cut Delivery Menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
Can you get Daily Cut delivered?
Yes, through Deliveroo, from Daily Cut’s central business district outlets. Its Build Your Own Bowl was Deliveroo’s top trending dish in Singapore in 2024.
What can you order for delivery?
The same build-your-own bowls as in store: pick a size, a base, a protein, supplements, toppings and a dressing. The exact options depend on the outlet and the season.
How much does Daily Cut delivery cost?
Bowl prices are reported at S$10.50 for petite, S$14 for regular and S$17.50 for large, before delivery fees and platform charges, which vary by app and order.
Which Daily Cut outlets deliver?
Delivery coverage follows the app, but the outlets are at One Raffles Place, Guoco Tower Tanjong Pagar, Marina One and Guoco Midtown II Bugis, so coverage centres on the central business district.
What travels best in a delivery bowl?
Sturdy builds: grains or sweet potato as the base, grilled chicken or tofu, roasted vegetables, and dressing kept separate where the app allows it.