Prima Deli Breakfast Menu Prices Singapore 2026

A Prima Deli breakfast is cheap by any measure. One waffle and a bun is a full morning meal for under S$5 at the last reported prices, and even the big sharing option, a large pandan chiffon cake at S$14.90, feeds a whole family table for less than two cafe breakfasts. The catch is the age of the waffle prices. They were last reported in April 2023, so treat them as a guide and check the counter ticket before you order.

* Waffle prices last reported in April 2023. Pandan chiffon last confirmed in November 2024. Whole cake prices read off the official online store on 20 October 2026.

Is the Pandan Chiffon Cake a Good Breakfast Pick?

Yes, if you are feeding more than two people. The Premium Pandan Chiffon Cake is light, soft and not too sweet, so it works with kopi or tea in the morning in a way a rich chocolate cake just doesn’t. At S$14.90 for a large, it is the cheapest sharing breakfast on the Prima Deli menu, and it travels well if you are bringing breakfast to the office or to family. For one person, a waffle is the better pick. A whole chiffon cake for one is a lot of cake before 9am.

Kaya buns and red bean buns are the classic Prima Deli breakfast. They are soft, lightly sweet and easy to eat on the go, which is exactly what a morning bun should be. The savoury side works too. A chicken pie or an iBake curry puff makes a heartier breakfast, and an egg tart is the sweet finish if you want one. The Japanese Shokupan and Italian Ciabatta loaves suit a slower breakfast at home, toasted with butter and kaya.

One honest note: Prima Deli does not publish a current price list for its buns, breads and pastries, and no 2026 source lists them item by item. Current counter prices for these items vary by outlet, so check the shelf ticket in store before you buy. The two older figures below are the last reported prices, shown with their dates. For a quick one page price list, see the Prima Deli menu card.

* Chicken pie and lava cheese tart prices are from 2016 and are shown for reference only, not as current prices. No current 2026 price could be verified for the buns, breads and pastries above.

Start with the plain pandan waffle if it is your first time. It is the signature, soft and chewy inside with a crisp golden outside, and at S$1.70 it is the cheapest thing on the menu. Kaya at S$1.90 is the most Singaporean choice, sweet and familiar with kopi. Peanut butter at the same price is the filling option if you want something more substantial before a long morning.

Chocolate, cheese and blueberry at S$2.20 are the richer picks, and they suit a slower breakfast rather than a grab and go one. The limited editions are worth trying when they appear. Ondeh Ondeh at S$2.80, with gula melaka and coconut, is the most interesting waffle Prima Deli makes, and Cookies and Cream at S$2.50 is the sweetest of the lot. All waffle prices below were last reported in April 2023, except Cookies and Cream in June 2022, so confirm at the counter.

* Waffle prices last reported in April 2023 (Cookies and Cream in June 2022). No current 2026 waffle price could be verified, so confirm at the counter.

Are Prima Deli Waffles Baked Fresh Each Morning?

Yes, waffles are baked fresh at waffle stations in the outlets, made to order rather than pulled from a shelf. That is why they arrive warm, crisp outside and soft inside, and why the pandan smell hits you at the counter. If you want the freshest one, order at the counter and eat it straight away. A waffle that sits in a bag for half an hour loses the crisp edge that makes it worth ordering.

Most Prima Deli outlets open at 9am or 10am, so it is a proper breakfast stop rather than a dawn one. The earliest opening in the list is Bishan Street 13 at 8am, which suits an early start. Heartland Mall in Hougang opens at 9am and runs to 10pm daily. The Centrepoint on Orchard Road is the late starter, opening at 10am on weekdays and 11.30am on weekends, so don’t plan a morning waffle run there.

Hours vary by outlet, and mall outlets follow mall hours, so check your nearest branch before a special trip. Walk-in is the fastest way to get breakfast. The counter sells off the shelf for same day, while online orders need 4 working days, which is no use for tomorrow morning.

Keep it to waffles and you can’t go far wrong. Two plain waffles cost S$3.40 at the last reported prices, and a plain plus a kaya waffle comes to S$3.60, which is a filling breakfast for less than a single cafe toast set. Skip delivery for breakfast. The S$18 delivery fee with a S$50 minimum spend makes no sense for a morning snack, and online orders need 4 working days anyway. Walk in, order at the counter and eat it warm.

For a family or a team breakfast, the large pandan chiffon cake at S$14.90 is the smart buy. It costs less than seven plain waffles and it feeds a table, with kopi from home or a nearby kopitiam. If you are after the off menu picks and combos regulars ask for, see the Prima Deli secret menu guide.

* Combo totals add the last reported waffle prices from April 2023. Confirm the counter price before you order.

• Stick to waffles: plain at S$1.70 and kaya at S$1.90 are the cheapest hot breakfasts in the bakery.
• Collect in store: skip the S$18 delivery fee and the 4 working day wait for online orders.
• Share the chiffon: a large pandan chiffon at S$14.90 feeds a family table for less than two cafe breakfasts.
• Go early: waffles are baked fresh at the station, so the first batch of the day is the crispiest.