Eighteen Chefs Breakfast Menu Prices Singapore 2026
There is no separate Eighteen Chefs breakfast menu, and outlets open at 11.00am or 11.30am. This page is honest about that, then covers the all-day items, drinks and deals that make a sensible late morning meal.
Does Eighteen Chefs have a breakfast menu?
Plain answer first: no, Eighteen Chefs breakfast menu is not a published menu. The chain lists no separate breakfast section on current menu listings, and outlets open at 11.00am or 11.30am, so there is no early morning breakfast service. An older review did note an all day breakfast section years ago, but current listings show no such section. This page therefore covers the all-day items that make a sensible late morning meal, labelled honestly as all-day items, not as a breakfast menu. For the full standard card, see the Eighteen Chefs menu hub.
That framing matters, because a reader searching for breakfast times deserves the truth before the food list. If you want a proper breakfast before 11.00am, Eighteen Chefs is not the pick. If you want a late morning meal from 11.00am or 11.30am onwards, the items below are all available from opening.
What all-day items work best in the morning?
The morning-friendly items are the lighter end of the card: soup, small bites, salads and the build your own bases. Nothing here is a breakfast exclusive, and that is the point. These are regular menu items you can order as soon as the outlet opens, without waiting for a lunch crowd.
| Morning-friendly item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Soup of the Day | Light warm starter, changes daily | S$4.00 |
| Garlic Bread (2 pcs) | Buttery toasted bread | S$3.00 |
| Black Pepper Chicken Sausage | Small savoury bite | S$3.40 |
| Potato Wedges | Crisp and easy to share | S$4.20 |
| French Fries | Simple golden fries | S$4.20 |
| Chicken Nuggets | Crisp bite sized chicken | S$5.10 |
| Classic Caesar | Crisp lettuce salad, lighter main | S$10.20 |
| Spaghetti (BYOC base) | Build your own light pasta | S$11.10 |
| Cheese Baked Rice (BYOC base) | Baked rice under a cheese top | S$11.10 |
| Beef Bolognese | Rich beef pasta, a filling late morning main | S$11.80 |
Build a light morning plate from the sides list
Soup of the day plus garlic bread plus a small side is the closest thing to a breakfast plate here, and it costs around S$11 to S$12 at reported prices. It is light, warm and quick, which is exactly what a late morning stop should be. Add a salad if you want something greener, or a BYOC base if you are properly hungry.
What hot drinks and light bites pair with a late breakfast?
Hot drinks are the shakiest part of this page, so read the labels. Cappuccino, latte, long black and hot lemon tea come from an older drinks listing at S$3.50, while the current listing shows iced drinks. If hot coffee matters to your morning, confirm it at the counter before you sit down.
| Drink | Note | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cappuccino | Previously listed hot coffee | S$3.50 |
| Latte | Previously listed milky coffee | S$3.50 |
| Long Black | Previously listed strong black coffee | S$3.50 |
| Hot Lemon Tea | Previously listed warming tea | S$3.50 |
| Iced Lemon Tea | Current listing, chilled house staple | S$3.60 |
| Iced Honey Lemon Tea | Current listing, sweeter honey version | S$4.00 |
| Iced Latte | Current listing, chilled milky coffee | S$4.20 |
| Coke Float | Previously listed ice cream float | S$3.80 |
| Root Beer Float | Previously listed ice cream float | S$3.80 |
What deals make a morning visit cheaper?
Morning visits don’t get their own deal, but two reported promos still help. The student BYOC meal works from opening, and the weekday second main deal starts at 2pm, so it suits a late lunch more than a morning visit. Both are reported promos, so confirm them at the counter.
| Deal | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| BYOC Student and NSF meal | Build your own meal with a free drink and a free soup or dessert | From S$8.90 |
| Weekday second main half price | 50% off your second main, weekday afternoons from 2pm to 5pm, reported from 27 February 2026 | 50% off second main |
| Kids eat free weekends (Star Vista) | Free kids meal with a S$40 spend, Saturday and Sunday, Star Vista outlet only | Free with S$40 spend |
About Eighteen Chefs
Eighteen Chefs is a Singapore halal Western food chain built as a social enterprise, giving work and training to people rebuilding their lives after trouble with the law. Outlets include Bugis Junction, The Star Vista and AMK Hub, with more across the island, and hours vary by outlet, typically opening at 11.00am or 11.30am and closing between 9.30pm and 2.00am.
Eighteen Chefs breakfast menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this topic.
Does Eighteen Chefs have a breakfast menu?
No. Eighteen Chefs publishes no separate breakfast menu, and outlets open at 11.00am or 11.30am, so there is no early morning breakfast service. This page covers the all-day items that work as a late morning meal.
What time does Eighteen Chefs open?
Most outlets open at 11.30am, with some, such as AMK Hub, opening at 11.00am. Hours vary by outlet, so check your outlet before a morning visit.
What is the lightest morning option at Eighteen Chefs?
Soup of the day at S$4.00 with garlic bread at S$3.00 is the lightest combination, followed by a classic Caesar salad at S$10.20.
Can you get coffee at Eighteen Chefs in the morning?
Hot coffees such as cappuccino, latte and long black appeared on older drinks listings at S$3.50, while the current listing shows iced lemon tea, iced honey lemon tea and iced latte. Confirm the hot drinks range at the counter.
Is there a cheap morning deal at Eighteen Chefs?
The BYOC student and NSF meal from S$8.90 with a free drink and a free soup or dessert is the cheapest reported set, and the weekday second main half price deal runs from 2pm, so it suits a late lunch rather than a morning visit.
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