Kailash Parbat Cheapest Meal in Singapore
The kailash parbat cheapest meal is a Plain Dosa at S$8.00 with Mineral Water at S$2.50, which comes to S$10.50 for a full, hot meal with a drink. This guide lists every Kailash Parbat item under S$10, all verified from the official Singapore site on 2026-10-22, and flags which cheap items are actually filling.
What is the cheapest meal at Kailash Parbat?
The kailash parbat cheapest meal answer is a Plain Dosa at S$8.00 with Mineral Water at S$2.50, which comes to S$10.50. That is the cheapest combination that still counts as a full, hot meal with a drink. If you count a single item alone, the cheapest thing on the menu is Mineral Water or an Aerated Drink at S$2.50, but that is a drink, not a meal.
For the full menu behind this answer, see the Kailash Parbat menu. The dosa route wins because the South Indian section is the cheapest part of the menu: Plain Dosa at S$8.00, then Cheese Dosa and Masala Dosa at S$9.50, then parathas at S$9.50. Nothing else on the mains board starts that low.
The S$8 dosa anchor
Plain Dosa at S$8.00 anchors every budget order at Kailash Parbat. It is a proper, crisp, filling crepe, not a side dish, and it leaves room for a drink and even a small sweet while staying near S$15. Compare that with the cheapest North Indian main, Dal Fry or Dal Makhani at S$14.00 before rice or bread, and the dosa advantage is clear.
What are the cheapest items on the Kailash Parbat menu?
The cheapest items on the Kailash Parbat menu start at S$2.50 and climb gently, which means a budget order can mix drinks, snacks, and a main without jumping price bands. Here is the honest bottom of the board, all verified from the official site.
| Item | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral Water | Still water | S$2.50 |
| Aerated Drinks | Fizzy soft drink | S$2.50 |
| Chennai Filter Coffee | South Indian filter coffee | S$4.00 |
| Masala Tea | Spiced tea | S$4.00 |
| Extra Pav (2 pcs) | Extra bread for bhaji | S$4.00 |
| Lime Water | Fresh lime drink | S$5.00 |
| Extra Bhatura | Extra bhatura for chole | S$5.50 |
| Fresh Lime Soda | Lime soda | S$6.00 |
| Ice Cream | Single dessert scoop | S$6.00 |
| Bengali Mithai | Bengali sweet | S$6.50 |
| Sweet Lassi | Sweet yoghurt drink | S$6.50 |
| Butter Milk | Spiced buttermilk | S$6.50 |
| Mango Lassi | Mango yoghurt drink | S$7.00 |
| Extra Chole | Extra chole portion | S$7.00 |
| Masala French Fries | Spiced fries | S$7.00 |
| Pani Puri | Chaat starter | S$7.50 |
| Plain Dosa | Cheapest full main | S$8.00 |
| Sev Puri | Chaat | S$8.00 |
| Veg Frankie | Vegetable wrap | S$8.50 |
| Ragda Pattice | Potato patty with ragda | S$8.50 |
| Crispy Onion Bhaji | Onion fritters | S$9.00 |
| Paratha (any filling) | Aloo, Mix Veg, Cheese, Gobi or Paneer | S$9.50 |
For value builds that use these items, our value meals guide turns them into complete meals, and our best sellers guide shows which cheap items are also signatures.
Can you eat a full Kailash Parbat meal for under S$10?
Strictly, no, not with a drink from the menu. The cheapest main is Plain Dosa at S$8.00, and the cheapest drink is S$2.50, which totals S$10.50. A Sev Puri at S$8.00 on its own is under S$10, but it is a chaat snack, not a full meal. So the honest answer is S$10.50 for a full meal with a drink, and S$8.00 if you are happy with a snack and tap water.
There is one near miss worth knowing. A paratha at S$9.50 on its own is under S$10 and is genuinely filling, so if you skip the drink, a paratha alone is a full meal for S$9.50. Add water and you are at S$12.00, which is still the cheapest proper meal-and-drink combination after the dosa route.
Which cheap Kailash Parbat items are actually filling?
Three cheap items punch above their price. Plain Dosa at S$8.00 is a full crepe meal, a paratha at S$9.50 is a stuffed bread that eats like a main, and Chole Bhature at S$12.50 is the cheapest hearty North Indian plate. Crispy Onion Bhaji at S$9.00 is the odd one out: it is a starter, so order it as a snack, not as your only dish.
| Item | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Plain Dosa | Full crepe, genuinely filling | S$8.00 |
| Paratha (any filling) | Stuffed bread, eats like a main | S$9.50 |
| Chole Bhature | Hearty chickpeas with bhatura | S$12.50 |
| Pav Bhaji | Filling Mumbai mash with pav | S$12.00 |
| Mini Idli Sambar | Small idlis in sambar, light but warm | S$9.50 |
Prices may vary slightly by outlet, so check the counter price. Kailash Parbat is a 100% vegetarian restaurant, and MUIS halal certification was not confirmed, so we make no halal claim here.
Cheap does not mean a tiny portion
The dosa and paratha sections prove that point. A Plain Dosa at S$8.00 is a full-size crepe, and a paratha at S$9.50 is a stuffed bread served as a meal, not a side. The cheapest items here are cheap because the ingredients are simple, not because the portions are small, and that is why the budget route at Kailash Parbat actually works.
Kailash Parbat Cheapest Meal FAQ
Short answers to the cheapest-item questions people actually ask before ordering.
What is the cheapest meal at Kailash Parbat?
Plain Dosa at S$8.00 with Mineral Water at S$2.50, totalling S$10.50. A paratha at S$9.50 on its own is a full meal for under S$10 before any drink.
What is the cheapest item on the Kailash Parbat menu?
Mineral Water and Aerated Drinks, both at S$2.50. The cheapest food items are Extra Pav (2 pcs) at S$4.00 and Lime Water at S$5.00, while the cheapest full main is Plain Dosa at S$8.00.
Can you eat at Kailash Parbat for under S$10?
For a snack, yes: Sev Puri at S$8.00 or a paratha at S$9.50. For a full meal with a drink, the minimum is S$10.50, which is a Plain Dosa plus water.
Which cheap Kailash Parbat items are filling?
Plain Dosa at S$8.00, any paratha at S$9.50, Chole Bhature at S$12.50, and Pav Bhaji at S$12.00. These are full-size mains, not sides.
Is Kailash Parbat halal certified?
That was not confirmed. Kailash Parbat is a 100% vegetarian restaurant, but we found no MUIS halal certification on the official site, so we make no halal claim here.
What is the kailash parbat cheapest meal you can order?
Plain Dosa at S$8.00 with Mineral Water at S$2.50, totalling S$10.50. A paratha at S$9.50 on its own is a full meal for under S$10 before drinks.