Jollibean Combo Meals Price Singapore: Jolli Set and Mini Combo Costs
Outlet warning, read this first: Jollibean has NOT fully closed, but it has shrunk sharply, and combo availability moves with the surviving outlets. CNA reported in July 2025 that the chain fell from more than 30 outlets islandwide to five physical outlets still operating, and three outlets still listed on its website had already closed. Don’t travel to an outlet on the strength of an old listing. Check that specific outlet first, by phone or through the mall directory, before you go.
Quick answer: Jollibean combo meals price starts at SGD 8.10 for the Jolli Set, which bundles a classic soy milk, a classic soy pudding, and a Mee Chiang Kueh, while the New Mini Combo Set is listed at SGD 10.20 with two mini Mee Chiang Kueh instead of one full pancake. These are reported guide prices from a Singapore menu guide, not an official Jollibean price list, and a second guide lists the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50, so the in-store card is the final word. If you want something cheaper, a suggested pairing of classic soy milk plus peanut Mee Chiang Kueh comes to SGD 6.50 on individual guide prices, and that pairing is our suggestion, not an official set.
What combo meals does Jollibean offer in Singapore?
Jollibean keeps its combo range short, which suits a snack chain built on soy milk and pancakes. The guides list two named sets, and both follow the same idea: a drink, a soft dessert, and a hot pancake snack, so one order covers a light meal without ordering three separate items. You can read the full chain menu on the Jollibean menu guide before you pick a set.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Combo set | What is inside | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Jolli Set | 1 classic soy milk, 1 classic soy pudding, 1 Mee Chiang Kueh | One person wanting a light meal |
| New Mini Combo Set | 1 classic soy milk, 1 classic soy pudding, 2 mini Mee Chiang Kueh | One hungry person, or two light snackers sharing |
That is the whole named combo range in the guides we found. Jollibean does not list a family bucket, a group feast set, or a kids combo set in these guides, and we have not invented one. If you need to feed more people, the honest route is to stack sets or build your own bundle from individual items, which the next sections price out for you.
What is the Jollibean combo meals price in Singapore?
The two named sets sit in a tight price band, and the gap between them is small enough that the choice comes down to appetite, not budget. One honest wrinkle: the two Singapore guides we checked don’t agree on the Jolli Set, with one listing SGD 8.10 and the other SGD 8.50, so treat both figures as guide prices and let the in-store tag settle it. For a visual price reference, see the Jollibean menu card guide.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Combo set | Contents | Reported guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Jolli Set | Classic soy milk, classic soy pudding, Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 8.10 (second guide: SGD 8.50) |
| New Mini Combo Set | Classic soy milk, classic soy pudding, 2 mini Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 10.20 |
Price warning: No official full price list was found on the chain’s site during this research. Every price here is a reported guide price, and surviving outlets may charge differently. Confirm the in-store card before you pay.
It helps to see what the sets save you against buying the parts alone, using the hub guide’s individual prices. Classic soy milk sits at SGD 3.20, classic soy pudding at SGD 3.50, and peanut Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 3.30, which adds up to SGD 10.00 bought separately. Against that sum, the Jolli Set at SGD 8.10 saves about SGD 1.90, and even at the second guide’s SGD 8.50 it still saves about SGD 1.50. That is a real saving, but it only counts if the outlet still serves the set at the guide price.
Which Jollibean combo meal is the best value?
The Jolli Set wins on value for one person, since it covers drink, dessert, and a hot snack for the lowest set price in the guides. The New Mini Combo Set wins if you want more pancake for your money, since two mini pancakes plus the same drink and dessert stretch further for a hungry eater or a pair sharing. Neither set is a heavy meal, so pick by appetite, and if you want a cheaper bite, the suggested pairings below beat both sets on price, though they skip the pudding.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Jolli Set for one
The Jolli Set is the classic single-person order: warm or cold soy milk to sip, a soft soy pudding for dessert, and a thick peanut pancake for the filling part. At SGD 8.10 in one guide, it undercuts buying the three parts separately by close to SGD 2.00, and it is the set to ask for first if the outlet still runs it. If the outlet lists it at SGD 8.50 instead, it is still the cheapest named set, so the advice does not change.
New Mini Combo Set for sharing
The New Mini Combo Set swaps the full pancake for two mini Mee Chiang Kueh, which makes it the better pick for two light snackers or one very hungry eater. Two minis split neatly, one each, while the drink and pudding can be shared or kept by whoever ordered. At SGD 10.20, it costs SGD 2.10 more than the Jolli Set, and that extra buys the second pancake, so it only makes sense if you actually want the extra pancake. For more bundle ideas built from single items, see our Jollibean value meals guide.
| Suggested pairing (our suggestion, not an official set) | Items and guide prices | Bundle total |
|---|---|---|
| Classic pair | Classic soy milk SGD 3.20 + peanut Mee Chiang Kueh SGD 3.30 | SGD 6.50 |
| Freeze and snack | Dark chocolate soy freeze SGD 5.50 + peanut maru SGD 2.80 | SGD 8.30 |
| Two-person snack | 2 classic soy milk SGD 6.40 + peanut mini rolls SGD 4.80 | SGD 11.20 |
One more data point worth knowing: a visitor post from Bukit Timah Plaza priced a peanut Mee Chiang Kueh plus fresh soy milk at SGD 4.50, well below the SGD 6.50 our guide math gives. We are not using that post as a price reference, since a single social post is not a menu, but the gap shows how much outlet pricing can vary, and why the in-store card matters more than any guide.
Are Jollibean combo meals still available at every outlet?
No, and this is the part that matters most. With the chain down to a handful of physical outlets, a combo set listed in an old guide may simply not exist at the outlet you visit, or the outlet itself may be gone. CNA reported in July 2025 that the Lavender MRT Station, Raffles Place MRT Station, and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital outlets had closed, with the Lavender premises repossessed by SMRT Trains from 30 June 2025. Older directories still list many more outlets, including Bugis Junction, NEX, and Bukit Timah Plaza, but those listings are stale until you verify them.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Before you travel for a combo, do three quick checks. First, confirm the outlet is open today, through the mall directory or a phone call. Second, ask whether the Jolli Set or Mini Combo Set is still on the menu, since surviving outlets may run a trimmed menu. Third, confirm the set price on the in-store card, since the two guides already disagree by SGD 0.40 on the Jolli Set. If you can’t confirm the outlet, don’t travel for it.
Jollibean combo meals FAQ
What is the Jollibean Jolli Set? It bundles one classic soy milk, one classic soy pudding, and one Mee Chiang Kueh, listed at SGD 8.10 in one guide and SGD 8.50 in another.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
What is the New Mini Combo Set? It bundles one classic soy milk, one classic soy pudding, and two mini Mee Chiang Kueh, listed at SGD 10.20.
Are Jollibean combo meals still available? It depends on the outlet. The chain has shrunk sharply, so check your outlet and its menu before you travel.
What is the cheapest Jollibean combo? The cheapest named set is the Jolli Set at SGD 8.10, while a suggested pairing of soy milk plus peanut Mee Chiang Kueh comes to SGD 6.50 on guide prices.
Is Jollibean the same as Jollibee? No. Jollibean is a Singapore soy milk chain. Jollibee is a separate Philippine fried chicken chain.