LeNu Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026
The cheapest item on the LeNu menu is the Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg at S$2.90, and the cheapest full bowl is the A4 Braised Marbled Beef Noodle at S$13.50. Between those two prices sits a whole budget tier most diners never explore. The full priced menu is on the LeNu menu hub.
What is the cheapest item on the LeNu menu?
The Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg at S$2.90. It is a cold appetiser, not a meal, but it is the lowest verified price on the entire menu and genuinely delicious: silky cold tofu, savoury century egg, the dish that regulars order on autopilot. Next cheapest is the small bowl soup from S$3.60, a taster-sized serving of the famous broth.
| Cheapest Items, Ranked | What It Is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg | Cold appetiser, the menu’s price floor | S$2.90 |
| Small bowl soup | Taster of the braised beef broth, from | S$3.60 |
| Sauteed Tang-O | Warm garlicky greens | S$4.90 |
| Noodle upsize | Extra noodles in any bowl | S$1.50 |
The upsize is listed for completeness: at S$1.50 it is technically cheaper than the tofu, but it is an add-on, not an item. The LeNu breakfast guide covers more light-and-cheap morning options.
What are the cheapest mains at LeNu?
Among full-size bowls, the A4 Braised Marbled Beef Noodle at S$13.50 is the cheapest verified price. It is a proper signature bowl with the 18-hour braised beef broth, so “cheapest” here does not mean compromised. Dry noodle bowls may sit below the A-series on price, but their exact prices vary by menu edition, so the A4 is the reliable figure to budget against.
| Cheapest Mains, Ranked | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A4 Braised Marbled Beef Noodle | Cheapest verified signature bowl | S$13.50 |
| A2 Braised Beef Shank Noodle | Next step up | S$15.50 |
| A3 Braised Beef Tendon and Shank Noodle | Two cuts | S$16.50 |
| A1 / A5 wagyu bowls | Premium end, for comparison | S$19.50 |
Under S$5: the snack tier
Don’t sleep on the sub-S$5 tier. The tofu (S$2.90), small soup (from S$3.60) and Tang-O (S$4.90) are real food at kopitiam prices inside a mall restaurant. Two of them together make a light meal for under S$8, which is the cheapest way to eat at LeNu with a straight face.
How cheap can a full LeNu meal get?
Three budgets, honestly stated. The absolute floor is a light meal: small bowl soup (from S$3.60) plus century egg tofu (S$2.90), roughly S$6.50 before charges. A proper bowl meal starts at S$13.50 with the A4. And the full bowl-plus-combo experience bottoms out at S$17.40 (A4 + S$3.90 combo with appetiser and drink). All three are real meals; pick the one that matches your hunger.
| Meal Level | What You Get | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Lightest | Small soup + tofu | From S$6.50 |
| Proper bowl | A4 Marbled Beef Noodle | S$13.50 |
| Full set | A4 + combo (appetiser + drink) | S$17.40 |
Remember that menu prices exclude service charge and GST, so add roughly 19% to every figure when the bill lands. The LeNu menu card has every code if you want to plan the cheapest possible order before you queue.
LeNu Cheapest Items FAQ
What is the cheapest thing at LeNu?
The Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg at S$2.90, the lowest verified price on the menu.
What is the cheapest noodle bowl at LeNu?
The A4 Braised Marbled Beef Noodle at S$13.50 is the cheapest verified signature bowl.
Can you eat at LeNu for under S$10?
Yes, lightly: small bowl soup (from S$3.60) plus tofu (S$2.90) is roughly S$6.50 before charges.
Is the cheapest bowl still good?
Yes. The A4 uses the same 18-hour braised beef broth as the premium bowls; only the beef cut differs.
Do LeNu prices include GST?
No. Menu prices exclude service charge and GST, so budget roughly 19% above the listed prices.