Jollibean Value Meals Price Singapore: Cheapest Orders and Honest Bundle Math
Outlet warning, read this first: Jollibean has NOT fully closed, but it has shrunk sharply, and value hunting only works if the outlet you visit is still there. 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 value meals price starts at SGD 6.00 for the cheapest pairing we could build honestly, peanut maru plus classic soy milk, on reported guide prices. There is no official Jollibean value meal range, so every bundle in this guide is our suggested combination built from individually priced items, not an official set, and the cheapest named set is the Jolli Set at SGD 8.10 in one guide. Every price here is a reported guide price, not an official Jollibean price list, so the in-store card is the final word.
Does Jollibean have official value meals?
Plainly, no. The Singapore guides we checked list no value meal range, no saver menu, and no budget tier under the Jollibean name, which is a real difference from big fast food chains that publish value meals as a category. What Jollibean does list is two named combo sets, the Jolli Set and the New Mini Combo Set, covered in our Jollibean combo meals guide, and a menu of cheap individual items that combine well. So this guide does the honest thing: it builds value bundles from verified single-item guide prices and labels them as suggestions, never as official sets.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
That honesty matters because a fake value menu would mislead you at the counter. If an outlet hands you a value set we did not list, great, it may be a new or outlet-only offer, don’t expect it from this guide. The bundles below use only items and prices from the hub guide, so you can check each line against the Jollibean menu guide and the in-store card.
What is the cheapest Jollibean meal you can build?
The cheapest honest meal is peanut maru plus classic soy milk at SGD 6.00, using the hub guide’s SGD 2.80 for the maru and SGD 3.20 for the soy. It is small, but it covers a warm snack and a drink, and it is the floor for a real Jollibean order. If you want the classic pairing instead, classic soy milk plus peanut Mee Chiang Kueh comes to SGD 6.50, and that is the order most regulars would call the real Jollibean meal. 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.
| Suggested bundle (our suggestion, not an official set) | Items and guide prices | Bundle total |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest bite | Peanut maru SGD 2.80 + classic soy milk SGD 3.20 | SGD 6.00 |
| Classic pair | Classic soy milk SGD 3.20 + peanut Mee Chiang Kueh SGD 3.30 | SGD 6.50 |
| Snack and dessert | Peanut Mee Chiang Kueh SGD 3.30 + classic soy pudding SGD 3.50 | SGD 6.80 |
| Freeze treat | Dark chocolate soy freeze SGD 5.50 + peanut maru SGD 2.80 | SGD 8.30 |
Cheapest Jollibean meal
Peanut maru is the cheapest single snack in the hub guide at SGD 2.80, and classic soy milk is the cheapest drink at SGD 3.20, so their pairing is the cheapest full order by simple addition. It will not fill a big appetite, but for a light tea break or a kids snack it does the job, and it keeps the bill at SGD 6.00 before any GST the outlet may add. Skip the flavoured drinks here, since grass jelly soy at SGD 3.70 and chewy pearls soy at SGD 4.50 push the same snack past SGD 7.00 fast.
How do you build a value meal for two?
For two people, the cheapest route is to double the classic pair, but the smarter route is to mix one set with one suggested bundle. Two classic pairs cost SGD 13.00, while a Jolli Set at SGD 8.10 plus a classic pair at SGD 6.50 costs SGD 14.60 and adds a pudding to the table. If the outlet lists the Jolli Set at SGD 8.50 instead, that same table costs SGD 15.00, so the set route only wins when you actually want the pudding. Either way, sharing a plate of peanut mini rolls at SGD 4.80 beats ordering two separate fried snacks, and it travels well as a table snack.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
| Two-person plan (our suggestion, not an official set) | Items and guide prices | Bundle total |
|---|---|---|
| Two classic pairs | 2 classic soy milk SGD 6.40 + 2 peanut Mee Chiang Kueh SGD 6.60 | SGD 13.00 |
| Set plus pair | Jolli Set SGD 8.10 + classic pair SGD 6.50 | SGD 14.60 |
| Sharing table | 2 classic soy milk SGD 6.40 + peanut mini rolls SGD 4.80 + classic soy pudding SGD 3.50 | SGD 14.70 |
| Two sets | Jolli Set SGD 8.10 + New Mini Combo Set SGD 10.20 | SGD 18.30 |
Value meal for two
The sharing table is our pick for two, since the mini rolls give both people something to nibble while the pudding splits as dessert. Two classic pairs are cheaper by SGD 1.70, but they duplicate the same pancake twice, which gets dull. Two full sets at SGD 18.30 are the priciest option here, and they only make sense for two hungry eaters who each want a pudding, since you are paying set prices for two desserts.
Does the Jollibean value meals price stay the same at every outlet?
No, and the guides prove it before you even reach the counter. One Singapore guide lists the Jolli Set at SGD 8.10, another at SGD 8.50, and the hub guide’s individual prices differ from older guides on several items, with peanut Mee Chiang Kueh at SGD 3.30 here against SGD 2.70 in an older guide. 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, and we are not using that post as a price reference, since a single social post is not a menu. The lesson is simple: every figure in this guide is a starting point, and the in-store card at a surviving outlet is the only price that counts.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
Price warning: No official full price list was found on the chain’s site during this research. Prices below are reported guide prices, and surviving outlets may charge differently, run shorter hours, or serve a trimmed menu. Confirm the outlet, the menu, and the price before you travel.
Outlet status makes this worse. CNA reported in July 2025 that the Lavender MRT Station, Raffles Place MRT Station, and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital outlets had closed, and older directories still list outlets that may no longer exist. If you can’t confirm the outlet by phone or through the mall directory, don’t travel for a value meal, since the cheapest meal is the one you never had to chase.
Jollibean value meals FAQ
Does Jollibean have official value meals? No. The guides list no named value meal range, so the bundles here are our suggested combinations from individual guide prices, not official sets.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices are reported guide prices, so check the in-store card before ordering.
What is the cheapest Jollibean meal? Peanut maru plus classic soy milk comes to SGD 6.00 on guide prices, while the classic soy plus peanut pancake pairing comes to SGD 6.50.
What is the cheapest Jollibean combo set? The Jolli Set, listed at SGD 8.10 in one guide and SGD 8.50 in another, bundles soy milk, soy pudding, and a Mee Chiang Kueh.
Are Jollibean value prices the same at every outlet? No. Guides already disagree, and surviving outlets may price differently, so check the in-store card.
Is Jollibean the same as Jollibee? No. Jollibean is a Singapore soy milk chain. Jollibee is a separate Philippine fried chicken chain.