Jollibean Kids Menu Singapore: Mini Rolls, Pancakes and Soy Drinks Kids Love
Outlet warning, read this first: Jollibean has NOT fully closed, but it has shrunk sharply, and this page is not a live guide to every outlet you remember. 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 with kids 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 kids menu Singapore searches land on a simple truth, there’s no official kids menu, but plenty of the regular menu suits kids. Mini rolls from SGD 4.80, peanut Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 3.30, soft beancurd from SGD 3.50, and classic soy milk at SGD 3.20 make an easy, cheap snack stop. Prices here are reported guide prices, not an official Jollibean list, so check the in-store card before you order.
Does Jollibean have a kids menu in Singapore?
No, Jollibean doesn’t publish a kids menu, and you won’t find a kids meal bundle or a toy deal on its menu boards. What it does have is a menu full of small, sweet, hand-held snacks that work naturally as kids food. Mini rolls come in six-piece servings, Mee Chiang Kueh is a soft pancake cut into pieces, and beancurd is a smooth, mild dessert. Parents order from the regular menu and build their own kids snack, which is why this guide exists: it pulls the kid-friendly items together in one place.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
That also means there’s no fixed kids price. A light snack for one child runs near SGD 6.00 on the guide prices below, while a sharing box for two kids lands closer to SGD 10.00. If your child has a peanut allergy, skip the peanut items and pick red bean or cheese instead, and ask staff about ingredients, since fillings vary by outlet.
What can kids order at Jollibean?
Kids do best with the soft, sweet, and small items. Mini rolls top the list, then Mee Chiang Kueh, then beancurd and soy milk. Soy waffles and soy freezes work for older kids who want something bigger or colder. Skip the strong flavours for younger kids: ginger soy and matcha soy are grown-up tastes, and grass jelly has a texture some kids won’t enjoy.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Mini rolls kids love
Mini rolls are six small rolled pancakes in one box, and they’re the easiest kids order on the menu. Peanut and red bean are the classic fillings, mixed gives a bit of everything, and cheese suits kids who prefer savoury snacks. They’re easy to hold, they don’t drip, and one box splits neatly between two younger kids.
Mee Chiang Kueh for little hands
Mee Chiang Kueh is a thick, soft pancake with a sweet filling, and peanut is the signature version. It’s soft enough for small kids, and staff can cut it into pieces for sharing. Red bean is the milder pick if peanut feels too rich, and the pancake pairs naturally with a cup of warm soy milk.
Soy drinks kids can sip
Classic soy milk is the safest drink order for kids: mild, sweet, and familiar. Zero sugar classic suits parents who want less sweetness, while gula melaka adds a gentle caramel taste. Chewy pearls soy turns the drink into a boba-style treat for older kids, and grass jelly soy adds a soft jelly bite. Warm soy milk suits cooler days and younger kids, cold suits the afternoon heat.
How much does a Jollibean kids snack cost?
A kids snack at Jollibean is cheap by Singapore standards. A mini roll box plus a classic soy milk lands near SGD 8.00 on the guide prices below, and a Mee Chiang Kueh plus soy milk lands near SGD 6.50. Beancurd is the cheapest dessert pick, and the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50 bundles a drink with a snack for one hungry child. Prices below are reported guide prices from a third-party Singapore menu guide, not an official Jollibean price list, and they may sit before GST.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Price warning: Prices below come from a third-party guide, not from an official Jollibean price list found on the chain’s site. Surviving outlets may charge differently, and another Singapore menu guide lists some items lower, for example mini rolls at SGD 4.20 and peanut Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 2.70. Confirm the in-store card before you pay.
| Kid-friendly item | Reported guide price |
|---|---|
| Peanut Maru | SGD 2.80 |
| Red Bean Stay Crisp | SGD 2.90 |
| Classic Soy Milk | SGD 3.20 |
| Zero Sugar Classic Soy | SGD 3.20 |
| Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh | SGD 3.30 |
| Classic Soy Pudding | SGD 3.50 |
| Gula Melaka Soy | SGD 3.60 |
| Grass Jelly Soy | SGD 3.70 |
| Ginger Juice Beancurd | SGD 3.90 |
| Brown Sugar Beancurd | SGD 4.00 |
| Chewy Pearls Soy | SGD 4.50 |
| Peanut Mini Rolls (6 pieces) | SGD 4.80 |
| Red Bean Mini Rolls (6 pieces) | SGD 4.80 |
| Soy Waffle | SGD 5.00 |
| Dark Chocolate Soy Freeze | SGD 5.50 |
| Jolli Set | SGD 8.50 |
Which Jollibean items suit picky eaters?
Start plain. Classic soy milk, peanut Mee Chiang Kueh, and classic soy pudding are the least adventurous picks, and they’re the ones most kids finish. If a flavour fails, the portions are small and cheap, so the loss is a couple of dollars, not a wasted meal. Cheese mini rolls and the soy waffle suit kids who prefer savoury or plain tastes over sweet fillings.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Sharing sets for families
Sharing is the smart move with picky eaters. One box of mixed mini rolls lets every child pick a favourite flavour, and a Mee Chiang Kueh cut into pieces gives everyone a taste without committing to a whole pancake. A Jolli Set plus one extra snack covers two younger kids, and ordering one new item alongside one safe item keeps the outing low-risk.
What should parents check before visiting Jollibean with kids?
Check three things before you promise kids a snack stop. First, confirm the outlet exists today, through the mall directory or a phone call, not through an old blog list, since CNA reported in July 2025 that several listed outlets had already closed. Second, confirm opening hours, since surviving outlets may run shorter hours than older listings show. Third, confirm the price on the in-store card, since the guide prices here come from third-party sources and surviving outlets may price differently. If you can’t confirm the outlet, don’t travel for it.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
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Jollibean kids menu Singapore FAQ
Does Jollibean have a kids menu in Singapore? No official kids menu exists. The kid-friendly picks are regular small items: mini rolls, Mee Chiang Kueh, beancurd, soy waffles, and soy milk.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
What is the cheapest Jollibean snack for kids? In the reported guide, peanut maru sits at SGD 2.80 and classic soy milk at SGD 3.20, so a small snack starts near SGD 6.00.
Are Jollibean mini rolls good for kids? Yes, six small rolled pancakes in peanut, red bean, mixed, or cheese fillings, easy to hold and share, from SGD 4.80 in the reported guide.
Is Jollibean still open in Singapore? It has not fully closed, but it has shrunk sharply, from more than 30 outlets to five physical outlets reported in July 2025. Check your outlet before you travel with kids.
Is Jollibean the same as Jollibee? No. Jollibean is a Singapore soy milk chain. Jollibee is a separate Philippine fried chicken chain.