Old Subway Singapore Prices: $5.50 Meals and $2 Coffee Breaks

The prices you will not see again

The one that hurts most is the $2 coffee break. A cookie and a coffee, weekdays 3pm to 5pm, which is exactly the hour you escaped from tuition or the office to go sit in a Subway doing nothing. Then there were the $5 Fresh Value Combos on the standee by the door, and in September 2015 a board promising $5.50 for 50 days, with a BMT, Meatball Marinara, Subway Melt, Chicken Teriyaki and Tuna lined up beside a drink.

2015 was a year when everything in Singapore came in fifties. It was SG50, and Subway, founded in 1965, was turning 50 too. If you want the full fast food ranking as it stands now, not as it stood then, our Singapore fast food tier list has it.

What Subway looked like back then

Green and yellow everything. Fake tomato murals on the walls, the curved glass counter, a Coke fridge by the door and a queue that always moved slower than you wanted because the person in front was choosing between five sauces. There was also, at one point, staff behind the counter dressed as avocados. We do not have an explanation. We just have the photo.

The format has barely changed. You still point at the bread, you still say yes to everything, you still regret the chipotle on your shirt.

What it costs now

Subway Singapore's Everyday Value meal is $6.80 for a 6-inch sub, a cookie and a 16oz drink, with five subs to pick from: Cheesy B.L.T, Chicken Delite, Egg Mayo, Chicken Chorizo and Veggie Delite. It is listed as a limited-time deal at participating outlets, so check before you count on it. Checked on 29 September 2026. Honestly, for a meal with a drink in town, $6.80 is still fine. It is just not $5.