Cinnabon logo

What Cinnabon charges around the world

Menus and prices in 9 markets, 344 items tracked.

What our data shows about Cinnabon

Cinnabon is a mall-anchor business built on one product and, unusually, on smell: stores are positioned and ventilated so the cinnamon carries down a concourse. It is the most effective marketing the brand does and it costs nothing.

The menu is deliberately narrow - The Thai board carries just 11 items, one of the smallest in our database. A kitchen producing essentially one thing extremely well needs no more.

Five Cinnabon products appear in our price index, including the Caramel PecanBon across six markets. The Hong Kong menu was one of three where the legacy import had concatenated price ranges into single numbers, since repaired.

9
Markets tracked
9
Full menus
344
Menu items
4
Products in the price index

Cinnabon by market

Each market has its own board. Prices are shown in local currency and are not comparable across rows - Use the index below for that.

MarketItemsCheapestAverage
Thailand
THB
11 ฿69 ฿243.73 Thailand menu prices
USA
USD
54 $0.99 $10.04 USA menu prices
Singapore
SGD
38 S$1.50 S$8.44 Singapore menu prices
Philippines
PHP
39 ₱90 ₱238.82 Philippines menu prices
Malaysia
MYR
34 RM3.40 RM21.50 Malaysia menu prices
Hong Kong
HKD
37 HK$29 HK$121.38 Hong Kong menu prices
Australia
AUD
35 A$1 A$8.45 Australia menu prices
Canada
CAD
35 C$1.39 C$20.35 Canada menu prices
United Kingdom
GBP
61 £1.39 £8.59 United Kingdom menu prices

Prices are in each market’s own currency and are not comparable across rows; for that, use the price index.

The same Cinnabon product, priced worldwide

Products sold under one name in four or more of our markets, converted to US dollars at weekly mid-market rates.

All in the index →
ProductMarketsCheapest (USD)Average (USD)Priciest (USD)Gap
Caramel Pecanbon 7 $2.36 $4.70 $6.89 +191%
Minibon, Classic 6 $1.44 $3.28 $4.79 +232%
Cinnabon Classic 4 $2.06 $4.05 $5.32 +158%
Classic Chocobon 4 $2.36 $4.10 $5.35 +126%

What Cinnabon actually sells

Every item across every Cinnabon menu, mapped onto our dish taxonomy.

Cinnabon: the background

A Sweet Beginning: The Story Behind the Swirl

In 1985, a father and son duo, Rich and Greg Komen, embarked on a mission to create the world's greatest cinnamon roll. After months of testing and perfecting recipes, they opened the first Cinnabon bakery on December 4, 1985, at SeaTac Mall in Federal Way, Washington. The original cinnamon roll quickly became a local favorite, known for its rich aroma and indulgent flavor.

Crafting Indulgence: The Culinary Philosophy

At the heart of Cinnabon's menu is the Classic Roll, made with warm dough, a proprietary blend of cinnamon, and topped with signature cream cheese frosting. This commitment to quality ingredients and handcrafted preparation ensures a consistently delightful experience for guests.

Building Community: More Than Just a Bakery

Cinnabon is dedicated to supporting the communities it serves. Through programs like "Cinnabon Cares," employees volunteer with local nonprofit organizations, participate in community service events, and donate baked goods to shelters and food banks. Additionally, the establishment offers fundraising opportunities for non-profits, schools, and other organizations, providing tools and support to help raise funds effectively.

From its humble beginnings in Washington to its presence in locations worldwide, Cinnabon continues to delight guests with its signature offerings and commitment to community engagement.

Other brands

All brands →

Related guides

All guides →
Brands & Business

How Fast-Food Franchising Actually Works

Almost every restaurant you think of as a chain is owned by someone else entirely. What the franchisee actually buys, and why it explains the price on the board.

3 min read · 706 words
Menu Guides

How to Read a Fast-Food Menu Board

Menu boards are designed documents, not lists. Where the money items sit, what the ordering of panels is doing, and how to find the price you actually want.

4 min read · 867 words

Discussion

Prices move and menus differ by branch - What people have seen on the ground is part of the record. Be useful, be civil.

No comments yet - Yours starts it.