Supergreen Singapore Prices – Build-Your-Own Bowl & Full Menu

Lunch in the CBD has a quiet hero, and it isn’t another S$20 salad. Supergreen — with 12-plus outlets across Singapore’s office districts — built its following on wholesome grain bowls at honest prices: signature bowls from S$10.30, build-your-own from S$9.80 nett, and a toppings list with actual personality.

Signatures run grilled salmon, yakiniku beef and mala prawn; the DIY route gets two bases, four toppings, one protein and one sauce.

Below: the Supergreen Singapore menu with 2026 prices — signature bowls, the build-your-own formula, dressings and add-ons.

Supergreen signature salad bowl

Supergreen Menu Singapore: Bowls & Prices

Two ways to order: pick a signature bowl (S$10.30–S$13.30) or build your own (from S$9.80–S$10.30). The base package covers two bases, four toppings, one protein and one sauce; extras are chargeable add-ons. Add a peach tea or coffee for S$2. Prices below are approximate and may vary by outlet.

Signature Bowls

The curated lineup (approx. S$10.30–S$13.30): grilled salmon, yakiniku beef, mala prawn and other protein-led builds. Each is a complete meal — no decision fatigue, no add-on math. The salmon and yakiniku beef bowls are the most reordered.

BowlPrice (S$)
Grilled Salmon Bowl12.30
Yakiniku Beef Bowl12.90
Mala Prawn Bowl13.30
Seasoned Smoked Duck Bowl12.50
Supergreen build your own grain bowl

Build Your Own Bowl

From approx. S$9.80–S$10.30 nett: choose up to two bases (greens, grains, organic fusilli), four toppings (roasted pumpkin, achar, oven-baked broccoli, roasted capsicum, mandarin orange and more), one protein and one sauce. Extra bases, toppings, proteins and sauces are add-ons. Add a peach tea or coffee for approx. S$2.

PackagePrice (S$)
BYO Bowl (2 bases, 4 toppings, 1 protein, 1 sauce)10.30
Extra Base2.00
Extra Topping1.50
Extra Protein4.00
Extra Sauce1.00

Proteins

Grilled salmon, yakiniku beef, mala prawn, seasoned smoked duck, tofu, sautéed mushroom and the meatless chicken chunks in soy ginger. Premium proteins may carry a top-up — check the in-store menu.

ProteinNotes
Grilled SalmonSignature
Yakiniku BeefSignature
Mala PrawnSignature
Seasoned Smoked DuckPopular
Tofu / Sautéed MushroomVegetarian
Meatless Chicken Chunks (Soy Ginger)Plant-based

Dressings & Sauces

The Japanese roasted sesame is the classic pick; honey mustard adds a sweet-tangy kick. Lighter options rotate — ask what’s new.

DressingNotes
Japanese Roasted SesameClassic
Honey MustardSweet & tangy
Spicy Mayo
Lemon VinaigretteLight
ItemPrice (S$)
Peach Tea / Coffee Add-on2.00

Supergreen Best Orders & Recommendations

First visit: grab a signature bowl — the grilled salmon or mala prawn — before going DIY. Regulars build around roasted pumpkin and achar with Japanese roasted sesame, plus the S$2 drink add-on.

Good to Know

Most outlets sit in office areas (International Plaza, Marina One, Guoco Tower, Amoy Street) and run weekday hours — many close on weekends, so Star Vista is the weekend-safe pick.

Supergreen Prices in Singapore

Signature bowls S$10.30–S$13.30, build-your-own from S$9.80–S$10.30, drink add-on S$2. A complete lunch lands around S$10–S$15 — among the best-value healthy lunches in the CBD. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet.

Frequently Asked Questions About Supergreen Singapore

From around S$9.80–S$10.30 nett you pick up to two bases (greens, grains, organic fusilli), four toppings, one protein and one sauce. Extra proteins and premium toppings are charged per add-on at the counter, so decide your must-haves before you start loading.

The build-your-own bowl from around S$9.80 nett is the floor, and it is genuinely filling — two bases plus four toppings. Signature bowls run S$10.30–S$13.30; add a peach tea or coffee for about S$2 and lunch lands under S$15.

Most outlets sit in office districts and keep weekday hours, with many closed on weekends. The Star Vista outlet is the largest and the safest weekend bet — check the specific outlet’s hours before making the trip.

Yes. Tofu, sautéed mushroom and meatless chicken chunks in soy ginger work as proteins, and the Vegan Power bowl is a set option at around 371 kcal. Soba, brown rice and greens bases keep the whole build plant-based.

The Lean Chicken bowl lists about 44g protein at roughly 412 kcal (before base and dressing), and the grilled salmon bowl about 39g. Supergreen publishes a full nutrition and allergen chart, so you can check calories and macros per signature bowl.

Conclusion

Supergreen earns its CBD following the honest way: a build-your-own bowl from around S$9.80 nett that actually fills you up, signature bowls at S$10.30–S$13.30, and a published nutrition chart for the macro-counters. Go DIY with the roasted pumpkin and achar, add the S$2 drink, and lunch stays under S$15. Just remember most outlets are weekday-only — Star Vista is the weekend fallback.

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