Eighteen Chefs Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026

The eighteen chefs cheapest items price list starts at just S$3.00 for Garlic Bread, and the cheapest main, Cheese Baked Rice, is also the dish the chain is known for. One honest warning up front: Eighteen Chefs publishes no prices itself, and the latest third-party listing flags its own figures as unverified, so treat every price here as a guide and check at the counter.

What is the cheapest thing on the Eighteen Chefs menu?

Garlic Bread, 2 pieces, at S$3.00 on the latest listing. After that, Coke, Coke Zero, Root Beer, and Black Pepper Chicken Sausage sit at S$3.40 each, and Iced Lemon Tea follows at S$3.60. Soup of the Day at S$4.00 and Iced Honey Lemon Tea at S$4.00 round out the cheapest end of the menu.

None of these is a meal on its own, but they are the pieces that keep a full order cheap. A side and a drink for under S$7 leaves room for the cheapest main and still keeps the total under S$20, which is the real trick at this chain.

The under S$10 starter list

Everything in the table below costs under S$10 on the latest listing, and most of it costs under S$6. Garlic Bread, Soup of the Day, fries, wedges, nuggets, onion rings, and the cheaper drinks all sit in this band, so a snack stop here is genuinely cheap. The only watch-out is the sharing platter at S$17.80, which is not a starter price at all, so do not let it sneak into a budget order.

What are the cheapest mains at Eighteen Chefs?

Cheese Baked Rice at S$11.10 leads, and it is also the signature dish, so the cheapest main is not a compromise order. Beef Bolognese at S$11.80 is the cheapest pasta, and the cheese baked spaghetti and fusilli at S$12.20 and S$12.60 follow. Carbonara with Sous Vide Egg at S$13.00 and the Salted Egg Crispy Chicken Burger at S$13.00 are the next step up, and they are still cheaper than most food court western mains.

Students and NSF personnel can go lower than all of these, with meals reported from S$8.80 in a 2026 western-chain comparison, so if you hold a valid pass, ask about the student set before ordering off the regular menu.

How do you build the cheapest full meal?

Take the cheapest item from each part of the meal: Cheese Baked Rice at S$11.10, Garlic Bread at S$3.00, and Iced Lemon Tea at S$3.60, for an estimated S$17.70 at listed prices, before any service charge or GST. That is a main, a side, and a drink for under S$18, and it is also the signature dish, so nothing about the cheapest build feels like settling.

Swap the tea for plain water and the total drops to an estimated S$14.10, and if you are a student, the reported S$8.80 set beats every combination here. Skip the milkshake, the sharing platter, and the steaks if the budget matters, since those are the three things that push a solo order past S$20 fast.

Eighteen Chefs cheapest items FAQ