How Much is Hot Tomato in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

Western food at coffeeshop-adjacent prices — that is the Hot Tomato promise. This homegrown cafe-and-grill chain serves ribeye, lamb chops, salmon and pasta across neighbourhood malls like Bedok Mall, keeping mains mostly under S$23 and set-meal top-ups at just a few dollars.

Value Western seekers often cross-shop with the Astons menu, another local favourite for affordable grills. For a slightly more polished casual-Western setting, Collin’s menu is a natural comparison.

This complete price guide covers the Hot Tomato menu — soups, salads, appetisers, grills from land and sea, pasta, signatures, kids’ meals and beverages — plus the deals that make it a family favourite.

Hot Tomato ribeye steak

Hot Tomato Menu Singapore: Dishes & Prices

The menu is organised like a classic Western grill joint: start with soup or salad, pick a grill or pasta, and round off with dessert. Portions are hearty, flavours crowd-pleasing, and the price board rarely startles.

Soups & Salads

Mushroom soup with garlic bread is the cult opener here; salads run fresh and generously dressed, with shrimp-topped Caesar as the premium pick.

ItemPrice (S$)
Mushroom Soup6.00
Tomato Soup4.95
Caesar Salad9.30
Caesar Salad with Shrimp14.10
Chicken Salad10.40
Salmon Salad12.55

Appetisers

Buffalo wings, truffle fries, calamari tapas and the Hot Tomato combo platter — built for sharing while the grills fire up.

ItemPrice (S$)
Buffalo Wings9.75
Mixed Grilled Sausage and Fries10.80
Garlic Butter Shrimp Tapas10.80
Hot Tomato Combo14.10
Fresh Calamari and Shrimp Tapas14.10
Tempura Squid Rings8.65
Truffle Fries5.35
Fried Onion Rings5.35
French Fries4.60
Mashed Potato5.35
Ciabatta Bread4.95
Hot Tomato cafe interior

Grills From the Land

The value heart of the menu: chicken chop at around S$13, Argentinian Angus ribeye at S$22.80, and lamb chop combos that undercut most competitors by dollars.

ItemPrice (S$)
Chicken Chop13.00
Argentinian Grain Fed Angus Ribeye (200g)22.80
Chicken Chop and Kurobuta Sausage15.50
Grilled Chicken Mango Salsa15.50
NY Pork Chop and Kurobuta Sausage18.00
Australian Lamb Chop & Kurobuta Sausage20.65
NZ Grass Fed Striploin (200g)20.25

Grills From the Sea

Salmon with mango salsa, fish and chips, grilled salmon with shrimp and a seafood platter — the sea section keeps pace with the land on value.

ItemPrice (S$)
Salmon Mango Salsa15.50
3 Piece Fish and Chips14.10
Grilled Salmon and Shrimp18.45
Seafood Platter22.80
Pacific Dory with Tomato Salsa14.10

Pasta & Chef’s Signatures

Baked rice dishes — especially the chicken and mushroom — have a loyal following, while pastas sit in the S$9–14 band.

ItemPrice (S$)
Garlic Shrimp Spaghetti13.90
Baked Rice with Chicken & Mushroom12.90
Aglio Olio9.90
Carbonara11.90
Bolognese10.90

Kids’ Menu & Beverages

Smaller portions for young diners, plus coffee, tea and soft drinks. Topping up around S$3.50 turns any main into a set with soup, garlic bread and a drink.

ItemPrice (S$)
Kids’ Chicken Chop8.90
Kids’ Fish & Chips8.90
Kids’ Spaghetti7.90
Coffee / Tea3.50
Iced Lemon Tea3.80
Soft Drinks3.00
Set Meal Top-Up3.50

Hot Tomato Best Sellers & Recommendations

The Argentinian ribeye at S$22.80 is the headline value play — a 200g grain-fed steak for the price of a fast-food combo elsewhere. The lamb chops and baked chicken-mushroom rice complete the must-try trio.

These are the plates that keep the queues forming at dinner.

DishApprox. Price (S$)
Argentinian Angus Ribeye (200g)22.80
Chicken Chop13.00
Salmon Mango Salsa15.50
Baked Rice with Chicken & Mushroom12.90
Mushroom Soup6.00

Deals & Membership

Student lunch deals, set-meal top-ups and a membership programme with birthday perks and member-only promotions reward regulars. Note that Hot Tomato is not halal-certified.

Hot Tomato Prices in Singapore

Soups S$4.95–6, salads S$9.30–14.10, appetisers S$4.60–14.10, land grills S$13–22.80, sea grills S$14.10–22.80, pastas roughly S$8.90–14, and sides S$3–5. A full meal with set top-up lands around S$18–25 per person. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hot Tomato Singapore

The Argentinian grain-fed Angus ribeye (200g) is around S$22.80, one of the cheapest proper steaks in Singapore. The NZ grass-fed striploin (200g) sits near S$20.25.

No — Hot Tomato is not halal-certified and the menu includes non-halal ingredients, so Muslim diners should consider halal-certified Western alternatives instead.

Topping up around S$3.50 converts a main into a set meal with soup, garlic bread and a choice of coffee, tea or iced lemon tea.

Hot Tomato operates in neighbourhood malls including Bedok Mall, with multiple outlets across the heartlands. Exact locations can change, so checking the official site before visiting is wise.

Yes — members get exclusive discounts on selected items, birthday-month perks and early access to promotions.

The chicken chop at around S$13 is the most affordable grill, while pastas start near S$8.90 and sides from about S$3.

Conclusion

Hot Tomato does exactly one thing — affordable Western grills done properly — and does it well enough to keep heartland queues long. For steak night on a budget, few places in Singapore compete.

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