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Bird’s Nest Price in Singapore

Bird’s nest in Singapore ranges from about $48 for a small ready-to-eat set to $1,199 for a large bundle. Ready-to-eat bird’s nest typically costs $88 to $250, gift hampers $86 to $468, and raw dried bird’s nest $660 to $860 per 250g depending on grade.

SGBEST fresh instant bird's nest 6-bottle set, priced from $88

Prices below are current at time of writing. See the shop for live pricing.

Bird’s nest price in Singapore by type

  • Ready-to-eat bottles — from $88 for 6 bottles. Gift sets of 8–10 bottles run $158–$188.
  • Golden bowl sets — $98 for 5 bowls; gift-boxed sets of 3 or 5 bowls $248–$388.
  • Large bundles — $499 to $1,199 for 30, 60 or 90 bottles, the lowest cost per serving.
  • Gift hampers — $86 to $468 depending on contents.
  • Porridge and peach gum sets — from $48.
  • Raw dried bird’s nest — $660–$860 per 250g–500g depending on grade.

Why does bird’s nest cost so much?

Four factors drive the price of edible bird’s nest.

  • Grade and shape — whole cup-shaped nests cost more than strands, which cost more than fragments. The nutritional content is comparable; the difference is presentation and yield.
  • Concentration — a bottle with more bird’s nest by weight costs more. Comparing bottle prices without checking concentration is the most common mistake buyers make.
  • Cleaning labour — feathers and impurities are removed by hand. This is slow, skilled work and it is a large part of the cost.
  • Fresh versus shelf-stable — freshly stewed bird’s nest without preservatives has a short shelf life and needs cold-chain handling.

Cheap bird’s nest: what to check before you buy

A low price usually reflects a low concentration of actual bird’s nest, a high proportion of rock sugar and thickener, or bleached and reshaped product. Check the stated bird’s nest content by weight, not the bottle size.

Frequently asked questions

How much does bird’s nest cost in Singapore?

Bird’s nest in Singapore costs from about $48 for a small ready-to-eat set to $1,199 for a 90-bottle bundle. A typical 6-bottle set of ready-to-eat bird’s nest costs $88.

Why is bird’s nest so expensive?

Bird’s nest is expensive because it is harvested in limited quantities, cleaned by hand to remove feathers, and graded by shape. Whole cup-shaped nests command the highest prices.

Is it cheaper to buy bird’s nest in bulk?

Yes. Larger bundles reduce the cost per serving significantly. A 90-bottle bundle costs less per bottle than a 6-bottle set.

What is the difference between dried and ready-to-eat bird’s nest prices?

Raw dried bird’s nest costs more per gram but yields many servings and requires soaking, cleaning and double-boiling. Ready-to-eat bird’s nest is stewed and bottled for you, and is priced per serving.

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