Makisan Menu Singapore 2026: DIY Sushi Prices & Combos
Lunch built by committee of one — Makisan (Maki-San) lets diners design their own sushi rolls and salads from an ingredient wall, then packs the result into a neat designer box. Little San (S$10.90) and Mega San (S$13.00) are the DIY formats: pick a wrap, a rice, essentials, a sprinkle, a sauce and a special, and the kitchen rolls it to order. Unlike the Sushi Tei menu, which focuses on classic made-for-you sushi, Makisan hands the creative control to the customer.
The 2026 menu keeps the formula tight: DIY sushi and salads, house maki rolls (S$5.90–S$15.00), house salads, tempura snacks from S$4.60 and bundle meals for groups. The brand is halal-certified, which makes it a default pick for mixed-diet office lunches.
The full Makisan menu with 2026 Singapore prices follows — DIY options, house rolls, snacks, bundles and drinks — plus the FAQs about customisation and halal status. Sushi traditionalists can compare prices on the Genki Sushi menu for conveyor-belt classics at similar prices.
Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.
Makisan Menu: DIY Sushi & Prices
The ordering flow is the entertainment: six steps from wrap to sauce, with dozens of ingredients to mix. House rolls and salads cover the decision-fatigued, and bundles handle groups. All prices below are approximate in-store prices.
DIY Sushi & Salads
Little San Sushi (S$10.90): 1 wrap, 1 rice, 3 essentials, 1 sprinkle, 1 house sauce. Mega San Sushi (S$13.00): 1 wrap, 1 rice, 5 essentials, 1 special, 1 sprinkle, 1 house sauce. Same ladder for salads; healthy soy wrap adds S$1.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Healthy Soy Wrap (add-on) | 1.00 |
| Little San Sushi | 10.90 |
| Little San Salad | 10.90 |
| Mega San Sushi | 13.00 |
| Mega San Salad | 13.00 |
House Maki & Salads
Chef-designed rolls for the indecisive: Lucky Enoki (S$5.90), Child’s Play (S$10.90), California Dreaming (S$11.90), Salmon Says and Seas The Day (S$13.00), Veggie Delight (S$15.00). House salads run S$13.00–S$16.00.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Lucky Enoki | 5.90 |
| Child’s Play | 10.90 |
| California Dreaming | 11.90 |
| Salmon Says | 13.00 |
| Seas The Day | 13.00 |
| Chick Flick (salad) | 13.00 |
| Ebi-Body’s Fav (salad) | 13.00 |
| Veggie Delight | 15.00 |
Snacks & Bundles
Tempura kani sticks (S$4.60), crispy chicken patty (S$6.90), tempura soft shell crab (S$9.00) for add-ons. The Double Joy bundle (S$32.90) and Triple Treats (S$51.60) feed groups with maki, salad, tempura and drinks.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Tempura Kani Sticks | 4.60 |
| Crispy Chicken Patty | 6.90 |
| Meat-Free Crispy Nuggets | 6.90 |
| Tempura Soft Shell Crab | 9.00 |
| Tempura Otah | 9.00 |
| Double Joy – House Maki & Salad Combo | 32.90 |
| Triple Treats – House Maki Meal | 51.60 |
Drinks
Simple and cheap: hot tea (S$1.80), bottled water and iced lemon tea (S$2.20), Jusu Jusu yuzu lemonade and kyoho grape (S$3.00).
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Hot Tea | 1.80 |
| Bottled Water / Iced Lemon Tea | 2.20 |
| Jusu Jusu Yuzu Lemonade / Kyoho Grape | 3.00 |
Makisan Best Orders & Recommendations
First-timers: go Mega San — the extra essentials and the special are worth the S$2.10 upgrade. Brown rice, salmon sashimi, tamagoyaki and yuzu sesame sauce is a combination that rarely misses.
How to Build the Best Roll
Balance textures: one crunchy (tempura), one creamy (avocado), one protein, one pickled. Keep sauces to one — the kitchen portions generously and double-saucing overwhelms the roll.
Halal & Group Notes
Makisan is halal-certified, a key reason for its office-lunch dominance. For team lunches, the Triple Treats bundle (S$51.60) is the efficient order.
Makisan Prices in Singapore
DIY sushi and salads S$10.90–S$13.00, house rolls S$5.90–S$15.00, snacks S$4.60–S$9.00, bundles S$32.90–S$51.60 and drinks S$1.80–S$3.00 — healthy fast-casual at honest prices. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet.
Frequently Asked Questions About Makisan Singapore
Conclusion
Makisan turned lunch into a creative exercise: S$10.90–S$13.00 for a sushi roll designed entirely by the eater, halal-certified and packed to travel. For customisable healthy fast food, it remains Singapore’s benchmark.
