Jollibean Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026
Check before you travel: Jollibean has shrunk from more than 30 outlets to a handful, so the cheapest item on this page means nothing if your outlet has closed. Confirm that specific outlet first, by phone or through the mall directory. Also know that third-party listings conflict on some Jollibean prices, so figures below are reported guide prices, not an official list, and the ranking is editorial, not sales data.
Quick answer: Jollibean cheapest items Singapore start at SGD 2.70 for peanut or red bean Mee Chiang Kueh, with soy beancurd at SGD 2.80 and classic soy drink at SGD 3.20 close behind, and the Jolli Set at SGD 8.10 to SGD 8.50 as the cheapest set-style order. Jollibean has sold soy since 1995, made from Grade A non-GMO Canadian soy beans, and its pancakes, mini rolls, soy drinks, and beancurd are still the whole menu. Every price here’s a reported guide price, and listings conflict on some items, so check the in-store card before you order. For the full chain menu, see the Jollibean menu guide.
What is the cheapest item at Jollibean in Singapore?
Peanut or red bean Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 2.70, on the lowest reported guide price. The thick pancake is the chain’s signature snack, and at that price it undercuts every drink and dessert on the menu. One honest caveat: some listings put the same pancake higher, around SGD 3.30, so treat SGD 2.70 as the low end of the reported range rather than a fixed official price. If your outlet charges the higher figure, it’ll still sit among the cheapest three items, just behind soy beancurd.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
The next cheapest items cluster tightly. Soy beancurd at SGD 2.80 is only ten cents above the pancake, and classic soy drink at SGD 3.20 completes a sub-SGD 3.50 trio that covers a snack, a dessert, and a drink. That trio is the whole cheap end of the menu, and everything else, from mini rolls upward, costs noticeably more.
How much do Jollibean’s cheapest items cost in Singapore?
The cheapest five items run from SGD 2.70 to SGD 4.80, and the cheapest set, the Jolli Set, runs SGD 8.10 to SGD 8.50 depending on the listing. Mini rolls carry the widest range at SGD 4.20 to SGD 4.80, which shows how much listings disagree, and the Jolli Set range is the same story. Use the table below as a planning guide, not a promise, and let the in-store card settle any item you actually plan to buy.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Cheapest item, ranked | Reported guide price |
|---|---|
| 1. Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 2.70 |
| 2. Red Bean Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 2.70 |
| 3. Soy Beancurd | SGD 2.80 |
| 4. Classic Soy Drink | SGD 3.20 |
| 5. Mini Rolls | SGD 4.20-4.80 |
| Cheapest set: Jolli Set | SGD 8.10-8.50 |
A quick budget check: the classic pairing of a soy drink and a peanut pancake runs SGD 5.90 on these guide prices, and adding a soy beancurd takes a solo snack to SGD 8.70. That’s still a light spend for a full snack stop, which is why Jollibean has always worked as a cheap eat rather than a full meal. For the chain’s top orders rather than its cheapest ones, see the Jollibean best sellers guide.
Which cheap Jollibean items give you the best value?
Value here means filling, shareable, or both, not just the lowest price. The pancake wins on fullness per dollar, since a thick Mee Chiang Kueh is a real snack at SGD 2.70, while the soy drink wins as a daily staple you can drink on the walk. Mini rolls win for sharing, and soy beancurd wins as a light dessert that keeps the total low. Pick by what you need: hunger, thirst, sharing, or a sweet finish.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Mini Rolls for sharing
Mini rolls at SGD 4.20 to SGD 4.80 cost more than the pancake, but they split easily, which makes them the best cheap pick for two people. One pack between two, plus a soy drink each, runs about SGD 10.60 to SGD 11.20 on guide prices, and that covers a shared snack stop without ordering a set. For bigger group orders, the Jollibean value meals guide covers the set-style options.
Soy Beancurd as a light finish
Soy beancurd at SGD 2.80 is the cheapest dessert on the menu and the lightest way to end a Jollibean stop. It pairs with any pancake or drink without pushing the total past SGD 6, and it suits diners who want something sweet but not heavy. Eat it at the table rather than taking it away, since beancurd doesn’t travel as well as a pancake or a sealed drink.
Jollibean cheapest items FAQ
Quick answers on Jollibean’s cheapest items, from the lowest price to the outlet check you should make first.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
What is the cheapest item at Jollibean? On reported guide prices, peanut or red bean Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 2.70, though some listings put the pancake higher, so check the in-store card before ordering.
How much is Jollibean soy beancurd? Soy beancurd is listed at a guide price of SGD 2.80 in third-party menu listings, and prices can vary by outlet.
What is the cheapest Jollibean combo? The Jolli Set is listed at SGD 8.10 to SGD 8.50 in third-party listings, which makes it the cheapest set-style order, though exact contents and price vary by listing.
Is Jollibean still open in Singapore? Jollibean hasn’t fully closed, but it has shrunk from more than 30 outlets to a handful, so check the specific outlet before you travel.
Are Jollibean prices official? No, prices here are reported guide prices from third-party listings, and listings conflict on some items, so check the in-store card before ordering.