Jollibean Menu Singapore: Soy Milk Prices, Pancakes and Outlets to Check First

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. Do not 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.

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Jollibean Menu

Quick answer: Jollibean is a Singapore soy chain founded in 1995, built on fresh soy milk, soy freezes, beancurd, and pancake-style snacks like Mee Chiang Kueh and mini rolls. Reported guide prices start at SGD 3.20 for classic soy milk and SGD 3.30 for peanut Mee Chiang Kueh, with soy freezes at SGD 5.50 and the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50. No official full price list was found on the chain’s site during this research, so treat every price here as a reported guide price and check the in-store card. Note also that Jollibean is not Jollibee, the separate Philippine fried chicken chain.

What is on the Jollibean menu in Singapore?

The menu is short and easy to read. Soy milk comes first, in classic, zero sugar, grass jelly, ginger, gula melaka, matcha, chocolate, almond, and coffee versions, plus chewy pearls for a boba-style bite. Then come soy freezes, beancurd desserts, and the hot snacks: Mee Chiang Kueh, mini rolls, maru, stay crisp snacks, and soy waffles. Combo sets bundle a drink with a snack for a quick meal.

What is on the Jollibean menu in Singapore?

Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.

Menu section What you get Good first picks
Soy Milk Fresh soy drinks, hot or cold Classic soy, grass jelly soy, chewy pearls soy
Soy Freeze Blended iced soy drinks Dark chocolate soy freeze, matcha soy freeze
Bean Curd Soft soy desserts Classic soy pudding, ginger juice beancurd
Mee Chiang Kueh Thick pancake with filling Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh
Mini Rolls Small rolled pancakes Peanut mini rolls, red bean mini rolls
Maru and Stay Crisp Small pancake snacks Peanut maru, red bean stay crisp
Soy Waffle Waffle made with soy Soy waffle

How much does Jollibean cost in Singapore?

A simple snack stop is cheap. A soy milk plus a Mee Chiang Kueh lands near SGD 6.50 on the guide prices below, and the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50 is the bundled pick. Soy freezes and flavoured drinks cost more than plain soy milk, and mini rolls sit in the middle. 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.

How much does Jollibean cost in Singapore?

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 closed outlets charge nothing at all. Confirm the in-store card before you pay.

Soy milk Reported guide price
Zero Sugar Classic Soy SGD 3.20
Classic Soy Milk SGD 3.20
Gula Melaka Soy SGD 3.60
Grass Jelly Soy SGD 3.70
Ginger Soy SGD 4.20
Chewy Pearls Soy SGD 4.50
Chocolate Soy SGD 4.60
Almond Soy SGD 4.60
Coffee Soy SGD 4.60
Matcha Soy SGD 4.40
Brown Sugar Pearl Soy SGD 4.80
Black Pearl Soy Tea SGD 5.10
Snacks, beancurd and freezes Reported guide price
Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh SGD 3.30
Peanut Maru SGD 2.80
Red Bean Stay Crisp SGD 2.90
Chocolate Fudge Maru SGD 3.00
Hazelnut Stay Crisp SGD 3.00
Double Cheese Maru SGD 3.40
Classic Soy Pudding SGD 3.50
Ginger Juice Beancurd SGD 3.90
Brown Sugar Beancurd SGD 4.00
Peanut Mini Rolls SGD 4.80
Red Bean Mini Rolls SGD 4.80
Soy Waffle SGD 5.00
Almond Soy Beancurd SGD 5.00
Mini Roll Lotus SGD 5.10
Mini Roll Oreo Cheese SGD 5.10
Dark Chocolate Soy Freeze SGD 5.50
French Vanilla Soy Freeze SGD 5.50
Matcha Soy Freeze SGD 5.50
Jolli Set SGD 8.50

What are the best things to order at Jollibean?

Classic soy milk plus peanut Mee Chiang Kueh is the classic pairing, and it is the cheapest way to taste what the chain is known for. Chewy pearls soy adds texture for boba fans, and grass jelly soy is the lighter flavoured pick. For dessert, soy pudding or a soy freeze works, and mini rolls suit sharing or a kids snack.

What are the best things to order at Jollibean?

Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.

Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh first

Mee Chiang Kueh is a thick, soft pancake with a sweet filling, and peanut is the signature version. It pairs naturally with warm soy milk, and the two together make a light lunch that a recent Bukit Timah Plaza visitor priced at about SGD 4.50 in a social post, which shows how much prices and combos can vary by outlet and by day. Use the guide table above as the price reference, not a single social post.

Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh first

Soy drinks and beancurd

Zero sugar classic soy suits diners who want plain soy flavour, while gula melaka and ginger soy suit diners who want sweetness or warmth. Beancurd desserts are softer and lighter than the pancake snacks, and ginger juice beancurd is the warming pick. Soy freezes are the iced treat for hot days, with chocolate, vanilla, matcha, mocha, and coffee versions in guides.

Soy drinks and beancurd

Which Jollibean outlets are still open, and which closed?

This is the section to read before any other. Jollibean was once a household name with more than 30 outlets, but CNA reported in July 2025 that only five physical outlets were still operating. The chain’s website still listed eight local outlets at that time, and three of those had already closed. Older directories list far more outlets, including Ang Mo Kio Hub, Parkway Parade, IMM, and Rivervale Mall, but those older lists cannot be trusted for a visit today.

Which Jollibean outlets are still open, and which closed?

Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.

Outlet What the July 2025 reporting shows
Lavender MRT Station Closed. CNA and Vulcan Post report the premises were repossessed by SMRT Trains from 30 June 2025, with a notice on the door.
Raffles Place MRT Station Closed. Reported as boarded up in July 2025.
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital Closed. Reported as boarded up in July 2025.
Bukit Timah Plaza Listed in directories at 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, #L1-RK1, Singapore 588996, and seen in a social post from the area. Verify it is still open before visiting.
Bugis Junction Listed in directories at 200 Victoria Street, #B1-K09, Singapore 188021. Verify it is still open before visiting.
NEX Listed in directories at 23 Serangoon Central, #03-K7/K8, Singapore 556083. Verify it is still open before visiting.

CNA also reported that 29 Jollibean employees sought help over unpaid salaries and CPF contributions, with the company saying a new owner was working with the authorities to resolve the claims. That background is part of why outlet status moves fast, and why a fresh check matters more than any directory.

What should you check before visiting Jollibean?

Check three things. First, confirm the outlet exists today, through the mall directory or a phone call, not through an old blog list. 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 cannot confirm the outlet, do not travel for it.

What should you check before visiting Jollibean?

Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.

More Jollibean guides

See the menu card guide for this chain.

Jollibean menu FAQ

Is Jollibean still operating 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.

Jollibean menu FAQ

Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.

Is Jollibean the same as Jollibee? No. Jollibean is a Singapore soy milk chain. Jollibee is a separate Philippine fried chicken chain.

What is the cheapest Jollibean order? In the reported guide, peanut maru sits at SGD 2.80 and classic soy milk at SGD 3.20, so a light snack starts near SGD 6.00.

What should I order first? Classic soy milk with peanut Mee Chiang Kueh is the classic pairing.

Are the prices here official? No. They are reported guide prices from a third-party menu guide. Check the in-store card before ordering.