Stuffd Menu Card
The stuffd menu-card is the short version of the full menu: every format, every protein, and the price next to it, on one page. If you already know you want a kebab, a burrito, a bowl or a quesadilla and just need the number before you queue, this card gives it to you, with the same Singapore listing prices as the full menu guide.
Quick answer: On the stuffd menu-card, kebabs run from S$7.60, burritos from S$9.80, daily bowls from S$10.30 and quesadillas from S$10.70, with sides from S$5.60 and drinks from S$1.00. Prices come from Singapore listings checked on October 22, 2026, and may vary by outlet.
How do you read the stuffd menu-card?
Read it by format first, then by protein. Each row of the card is a format, kebab, burrito, daily bowl or quesadilla, and each column inside it is a protein: chicken, beef, veggie or Impossible, with smoked salmon on the bowls. Find your format, slide across to your protein, and you have your price.
Two details matter. First, bowls already include five toppings, so the bowl price is more complete than it looks. Second, single extra toppings inside other formats are listed at S$1.50 each, so a burrito with two extras costs S$3.00 more than the card price, and it is worth deciding on those before you reach the counter.
What daily bowls are on the card?
The bowl section of the card is the longest, because bowls are where Stuff’d lets you build your own meal. Chicken Daily Bowl at S$10.30 and Veggie Daily Bowl at S$10.30 open the section, Beef Daily Bowl at S$10.80 and Smoked Salmon Daily Bowl at S$10.80 sit in the middle, and Ultimate Daily Bowl at S$11.10 and Impossible Daily Bowl at S$13.30 close it.
Toppings on a bowl include mashed potatoes, edamame, corn, chickpeas, guacamole and hummus, with bases like brown rice, lettuce and couscous, and sauces from teriyaki and roasted sesame to spicy habanero. Five toppings are included, which is why bowls work well for people who want a lot of choice without a lot of extras.
Bowl Card at a Glance
Chicken or veggie at S$10.30, salmon or beef at S$10.80, ultimate at S$11.10, Impossible at S$13.30. That one line covers the whole bowl card.
What kebabs, burritos and quesadillas are listed?
Kebabs on the card start at S$7.60 for chicken, then S$8.10 for beef, S$8.40 for ultimate and S$10.60 for Impossible. Burritos start at S$9.80 for chicken and veggie, then S$10.30 for beef, S$10.60 for ultimate and S$12.80 for Impossible. Quesadillas run from S$10.70 for chicken to S$11.20 for beef, S$11.50 for ultimate and S$13.70 for Impossible.
The pattern is steady across all three formats: chicken is cheapest, beef costs a little more, ultimate adds a little again, and Impossible sits at the top. If you remember that order, you can guess any card price within a dollar or two, even before you read the line.
Kebab Card at a Glance
Chicken kebab S$7.60, beef S$8.10, ultimate S$8.40, Impossible S$10.60. It is the cheapest way onto the Stuff’d menu, and the simplest card to remember.
What sides and drinks complete the card?
Sides on the card are short and clear. Chips and Salsa Dip is listed at S$5.60 and Chips and Guacamole Dip at S$6.60, and single toppings like butter corn, cilantro rice, couscous, adobo black beans, mashed potatoes, edamame, broccoli and soba are listed at S$1.50 each. Drinks are Coca-Cola Original Taste Less Sugar and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar at S$1.50, Fuze Tea Ice Lemon Tea at S$1.50 and Dasani Bottled Water at S$1.00.
For a single diner, a drink and one topping is usually the best value add. For a table, chips with guacamole is the side that stretches furthest, since everyone can dip into it while the wraps arrive.
What is on the stuffd menu-card?
The card lists kebabs, burritos, daily bowls, quesadillas, sides and drinks, with a price for each protein in each format.
What is the cheapest item on the stuffd menu-card?
The Chicken Kebab at S$7.60 is the cheapest full meal on the card. Bottled water at S$1.00 is the cheapest item overall.
Does the bowl price include toppings?
Yes, a daily bowl includes five toppings in its listed price, which runs from S$10.30 for chicken or veggie.
What vegetarian choices are on the card?
Veggie burritos and bowls, guacamole and hummus fillings, and Impossible versions of the kebab, burrito, bowl and quesadilla are all listed.
Can card prices change by outlet?
Yes. These prices come from Singapore listings checked on October 22, 2026, and the official site could not be fetched for this run, so check in store.
Prices come from Singapore menu listings (menuprices.sg, sgmenuz.com, sgmenu.org, sgmenuguru.org) checked on October 22, 2026. The official site could not be fetched for this run, so treat prices as listed prices that may vary by outlet, and check the menu in store. No promo, discount or rating is claimed in this article.