Daily Cut Near Me
A daily cut near me search in Singapore points to the CBD, where The Daily Cut runs three confirmed outlets at Raffles Place, Tanjong Pagar and Bugis. All three sit in office towers, all three serve the same build-your-own bowl menu, and bowls start at S$10.50. For the full chain menu, see the Daily Cut menu guide.
Where can I find a Daily Cut near me in Singapore?
The Daily Cut is a CBD creature. It started at One Raffles Place and grew along the office corridor to Tanjong Pagar and Bugis, so if you work downtown, one of its outlets is probably a short walk away. If you live outside the CBD, though, there’s no heartland outlet to fall back on, and delivery is your better bet.
One caution before you travel: outlet lists online don’t always agree, and a Marina One listing also floats around without clear confirmation. The three outlets below are the ones confirmed across multiple current listings, so stick to them and check the official site if you’re heading somewhere else.
| Outlet | Address | Nearest MRT |
|---|---|---|
| One Raffles Place | 1 Raffles Place, #B1-31, One Raffles Place Tower 1 | Raffles Place |
| Guoco Tower (Tanjong Pagar) | 7 Wallich Street, #B2-16, Guoco Tower | Tanjong Pagar |
| Guoco Midtown II (Bugis) | 20 Tan Quee Lan Street, #01-07, Guoco Midtown II | Bugis |
Which Daily Cut outlet is closest to an MRT station?
Every Daily Cut outlet sits in a tower with an MRT station at its doorstep, which is exactly why the chain works as a lunch stop. Raffles Place serves the Raffles Place interchange, Guoco Tower sits above Tanjong Pagar station, and Guoco Midtown II is a short walk from Bugis station. Pick by your line, not by the menu, since the menu is the same everywhere.
If you’re coming from the North-South or East-West lines, Raffles Place and Tanjong Pagar are the easiest stops. From the Downtown or East-West lines in the east, Bugis wins. All three outlets are basement or ground-floor units inside their towers, so follow the tower directory once you’re inside.
| Outlet | MRT station | Trip tip |
|---|---|---|
| One Raffles Place | Raffles Place (NS/EW interchange) | Busiest at weekday lunch |
| Guoco Tower | Tanjong Pagar (EW line) | Directly above the station area |
| Guoco Midtown II | Bugis (DT/EW interchange) | Best for the east side |
What time does Daily Cut open near me?
Daily Cut outlets open at 11am across the board, which fits the lunch crowd they serve. Weekday closing sits around 9pm, while weekends close much earlier at around 4pm, so don’t plan a late Saturday dinner here. The Bugis outlet’s delivery listing shows slightly earlier closing times of 8:30pm on weekdays and 3:30pm on weekends, which may reflect delivery hours rather than in-store hours.
The practical takeaway is simple: weekdays are safe for lunch and dinner, weekends are lunch only. If you’re heading over after 3pm on a weekend, check the outlet first or order delivery instead.
| Day | Opening hours | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | 11am to 9pm | Full lunch and dinner |
| Saturday and Sunday | 11am to 4pm | Lunch only, plan early |
| Bugis delivery hours | 11am to 8:30pm weekdays, 11am to 3:30pm weekends | Delivery listing, may differ in store |
What should I order at my nearest Daily Cut?
Order a build-your-own bowl. That’s the whole concept: pick two bases, a protein, supplements, a topping and a dressing, and the counter builds it in front of you. The petite bowl suits lighter eaters, the regular is the standard lunch, and the large adds a second protein for big appetites or post-gym hunger.
First-timers do well with teriyaki chicken leg or baked chicken breast, brown rice or quinoa, charred broccoli, onsen egg and pesto. The chain’s seasonal menus rotate proteins like lemongrass chicken leg and Thai basil tofu, so repeat visits taste a little different each time.
| Bowl size | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Petite | 2 bases, half protein, 2 supplements, 1 topping, 1 dressing | S$10.50 |
| Regular | 2 bases, 1 protein, 3 supplements, 1 topping, 1 dressing | S$14.10 |
| Large | 2 bases, 2 proteins, 3 supplements, 1 topping, 1 dressing | S$17.70 |
The petite bowl is the smart first order
The petite surprises people. Reviewers call it filling enough for an average eater, and at S$10.50 it’s the cheapest way to test whether the concept works for you. Start there, and size up only if you walk away hungry.
Daily Cut Near Me FAQ
Straight answers on the outlets, the hours and the prices to check before you go.
Where is the nearest Daily Cut to me in Singapore?
The Daily Cut runs three confirmed outlets in the CBD: One Raffles Place, Guoco Tower at Tanjong Pagar, and Guoco Midtown II at Bugis. Pick the one closest to your office or MRT stop, then confirm it is open before you go, since weekend hours are shorter.
What time does Daily Cut open?
Daily Cut outlets generally open at 11am. Weekday closing is around 9pm, while weekends close earlier at around 4pm. The Bugis outlet’s delivery listing shows slightly earlier closing times, so check the outlet if you plan a late visit.
How much does a Daily Cut bowl cost?
Build-your-own bowls start at S$10.50 for petite, S$14.10 for regular and S$17.70 for large, based on the chain’s fall menu. Premium proteins and extra servings add S$0.60 to S$2.40.
Does Daily Cut deliver near me?
Yes, Daily Cut lists on foodpanda and Deliveroo in the CBD. Delivery prices run higher than in-store prices, and availability depends on your location and the outlet serving your area.
Is Daily Cut halal?
No halal certification for The Daily Cut was found in the sources used for this guide. The menu includes chicken, beef, salmon and tofu options, but diners who need certified halal food should confirm with the outlet first.
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