Stuff’d Paya Lebar Review: Fresh Wraps, Burritos & Bowls Worth Trying

In the heart of Singapore’s bustling Paya Lebar district lies a hidden gem for health-conscious foodies and flavor seekers alike—Stuff’d. Nestled conveniently in malls like Paya Lebar Square and PLQ (Paya Lebar Quarter), Stuff’d offers an impressive array of freshly made wraps, burritos, and salad bowls packed with nutrition, flavor, and international flair.

Known for its build-your-own-meal model and generous portions, Stuff’d is perfect for grab-and-go lunchers, fitness-focused eaters, or anyone craving a customizable meal with wholesome ingredients. This review explores Stuff’d at Paya Lebar—from menu options to taste, service, value, and more.

A Quick Introduction to Stuff’d

Stuff’d is a Singapore-born quick-service chain that specializes in Turkish- and Mexican-inspired meals like burritos, kebabs, and salad bowls. What started as a humble kiosk has evolved into a popular go-to for busy professionals and clean-eating fans across the island.

The concept is simple: pick your base, choose your protein, pile on fresh veggies, select a few toppings, and drizzle with your choice of signature sauces. The result? A fully customizable, hearty meal that can be as lean or indulgent as you want it to be.

At the Paya Lebar location, Stuff’d continues this winning formula with fast service, fresh ingredients, and wallet-friendly prices.

Location & Accessibility: Paya Lebar Convenience

Stuff’d has two key outlets in Paya Lebar:

Stuff’d @ PLQ Mall (Paya Lebar Quarter)
Stuff’d @ Paya Lebar Square

Both are easily accessible via Paya Lebar MRT, a major interchange for the East-West and Circle Lines. The outlets are conveniently located near office towers and retail stores, making them a prime spot for office workers, students, and commuters.

During weekday lunch hours, expect a queue—especially around noon—but turnover is fast due to the efficient ordering system and prepped ingredients. If you’re pressed for time, using GrabFood or Deliveroo is also a smooth option.

Menu Breakdown: Customization is Key

The beauty of Stuff’d lies in its mix-and-match menu. Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Choose Your Base

Burrito (tortilla wrap with rice, beans, meat & veggies)
Kebab (rolled flatbread with grilled meats & greens)
Daily Bowl (salad bowl with quinoa or lettuce)
Nachos (crunchy base with cheese, beans & toppings)

Step 2: Choose Your Protein

Chicken (most popular)
Beef
Salmon (premium option)
Impossible™ Meat (plant-based)
Falafel (vegetarian)

Step 3: Pick Toppings & Sauces

Fresh ingredients include:

Corn, cucumber, onions, tomatoes
Edamame, pickled beetroot, jalapeños
Garlic aioli, BBQ sauce, sweet Thai chili, hummus

Every item is made-to-order and prepared right in front of you, adding to the freshness and transparency of the experience.

Taste Test: What We Tried and Loved

Chicken Burrito

This is Stuff’d’s signature item and a consistent favorite. The chicken is tender, well-marinated, and slightly smoky. Combined with cilantro rice, black beans, and sweet Thai chili sauce, it delivers a burst of flavors with every bite. The wrap is tightly rolled and hefty—it’s a full meal.

Salmon Daily Bowl

For those seeking a lighter, protein-rich option, the salmon bowl hits the spot. Served with lettuce and quinoa, this bowl is topped with grilled salmon fillets, hummus, beetroot, and cherry tomatoes. The garlic aioli brings it together without overpowering the fish.

Impossible™ Kebab

This plant-based option is surprisingly juicy and satisfying. The Impossible meat mimics beef well, and the generous vegetable toppings keep the wrap crunchy and refreshing. Great for vegetarians or flexitarians.

Standout Toppings:

Beetroot slaw for color and tang
Sweet Thai chili for a flavorful kick
Hummus for a creamy, nutty balance

Whether you go with meat or plant-based protein, the flavors are well-balanced and satisfying—you never feel like you’re missing out.

Nutritional Value & Portion Size

Stuff’d is popular among gym-goers and health-conscious individuals for good reason. Many options are high in lean protein, complex carbs, and fiber, while low in processed ingredients.

The Daily Bowls are excellent for low-carb or gluten-free diets.
Falafel and Impossible™ options cater to vegetarians and vegans.
The burritos and kebabs are more indulgent but still packed with whole ingredients.

Portions are very generous—most meals can easily be split between two light eaters or saved for later. This makes Stuff’d not only a healthy choice but also an economical one.

Service, Packaging & Overall Experience

At both Paya Lebar outlets, the service is consistently quick and courteous. Staff are trained to move through the assembly line efficiently, and they’re open to customization requests.

What We Liked:

Transparent kitchen setup where you can see everything prepared
Reusable and recyclable packaging (boxes, paper wraps, forks)
Clean counters even during peak hours

Even during busy periods, the staff manage to keep the line moving while ensuring orders are made accurately. The wait time rarely exceeds 10 minutes, even with a queue.

Online orders via apps also arrive neatly packed and labeled—no soggy lettuce or leaking sauces here.

Pricing: Affordable and Value-Packed

In a city where lunch can easily cost SGD 10–15, Stuff’d delivers great value for the price.

Price Range:

Burritos/Kebabs: SGD 7.80–9.80
Daily Bowls: SGD 8.80–12.50 (depending on protein)
Nachos: SGD 6.80–8.80
Add-ons: SGD 0.50–2.00 (for cheese, egg, extra meat)

Considering the portion sizes and ingredient quality, the pricing is more than fair. It’s rare to find a meal that’s customizable, filling, and healthy at this price point in central Singapore.

Frequent diners can also take advantage of promotions and loyalty points via delivery platforms or Stuff’d’s own mobile app.

Conclusion

Absolutely. Stuff’d Paya Lebar hits the sweet spot between fast food convenience and nutritious dining. Whether you’re a busy office worker, fitness enthusiast, or casual diner, you’ll find something to love.

With its diverse menu, high-quality ingredients, efficient service, and affordable pricing, Stuff’d proves that healthy meals don’t have to be boring or expensive.

In a world where eating out often means sacrificing nutrition or flavor, Stuff’d offers both—with a side of speed and satisfaction.

FAQs

1. Where exactly is Stuff’d located in Paya Lebar?

Stuff’d has outlets in Paya Lebar Square (Level 1, near MRT exit) and PLQ Mall (Level B2, Food Junction area). Both are easily reachable via Paya Lebar MRT.

2. Does Stuff’d offer vegetarian or vegan options?

Yes! Stuff’d offers Falafel and Impossible™ Meat options, which are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. You can also build a fully plant-based bowl or burrito with vegetables and non-dairy sauces.

3. Are the ingredients at Stuff’d healthy?

Yes. Most ingredients are fresh, minimally processed, and balanced in macronutrients. You can create high-protein, low-carb, or high-fiber meals based on your preferences.

4. Can I customize my order at Stuff’d?

Definitely. That’s one of Stuff’d’s key strengths. You can choose your base, protein, veggies, toppings, and sauces to suit your taste or dietary goals.

5. Is there a difference between Stuff’d at PLQ and Paya Lebar Square?

Both outlets serve the same core menu, but ambiance and crowd levels may vary slightly. PLQ tends to be more crowded during lunch due to nearby offices, while Paya Lebar Square has a bit more seating space.

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