Hjh Maimunah Menu Card Prices Singapore 2026
The Hjh Maimunah menu card in Singapore is refreshingly simple: set meals at fixed prices, a self-service counter of 40-plus dishes, sharing platters and a dessert corner. This guide walks you through every section of the card, with verified prices for sets ($5.50 to $8.50), a la carte dishes ($1.20 to $10) and the $39 Nasi Ambeng platter, so you know exactly what to point at. For the full picture, start with the Hjh Maimunah menu prices hub.
How do you read the Hjh Maimunah menu card?
Think of the card as two systems running side by side. The set-meal section is fixed-price and zero-stress: pick a protein, get rice and two sides. The a la carte section is the glass counter itself, where every tray is priced individually and you build your own plate. Sharing platters sit in their own corner for groups, and desserts and drinks close out the card. If you want the cheapest possible lunch, stay in the set-meal section. If you want the full experience, go counter.
| Card Section | How It Works | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Set meals | Fixed price: rice plus two sides | $5.50 – $8.50 |
| A la carte counter | Point at trays, priced per dish | $1.20 – $10 |
| Sharing platters | Nasi Ambeng for 2 to 4 people | $39 |
| Desserts and drinks | Kuih counter and drink stall | from $1.50 |
What set meals are on the Hjh Maimunah menu card?
The set-meal panel is the first thing most people read, and for good reason. Five core sets cover every appetite: the Meatless Set at $5.50 for the lightest wallet, Chicken Set and Ayam Lemak Set at $8.00, and Beef Rendang Set plus Asam Pedas Fish Set at $8.50. Every set comes with steamed rice and your choice of two sides or vegetables, which means the price on the card is the price you pay.
| Set Meal | What the Card Promises | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Meatless Set | Rice, 1 vegetable main, 2 sides | $5.50 |
| Chicken Set | Rice, chicken main, 2 sides | $8.00 |
| Ayam Lemak Set | Rice, chicken in coconut curry, 2 sides | $8.00 |
| Beef Rendang Set | Rice, beef rendang, 2 sides | $8.50 |
| Asam Pedas Fish Set | Rice, fish in sour-spicy gravy, 2 sides | $8.50 |
What a la carte sections are on the Hjh Maimunah menu card?
The a la carte side of the card mirrors the glass counter: meats and seafood up top, vegetables and sides below. This is where prices vary the most, from a $1.50 begedil to the $10 lemak babat, and it’s where regulars do their damage. A typical build, one meat, one vegetable, one side, lands around $10.
| Meats and Seafood | Card Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ayam Goreng | Malay-style fried chicken | $4 |
| Beef Rendang | Slow-cooked beef in dry curry | $4.50 |
| Sundanese Grilled Chicken | Ayam bakar | $5 |
| Tahu Telor Jakarta | Tofu-egg tower, peanut sauce | $8 |
| Lemak Siput Sedut | Sea snails in coconut gravy | $9.50 |
| Lemak Babat | Beef tripe in coconut curry | $10 |
| Vegetables and Sides | Card Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Begedil | Fried potato patty | $1.50 |
| Sambal Telur | Eggs in sambal | $2.50 |
| Terung Sambal Balado | Eggplant with red sambal | $5 / $7 |
| Sayur Lodeh | Vegetable curry in coconut milk | $5 / $7 |
Decoding the $5/$7 vegetable split
Two vegetable dishes on the card carry two prices, and it confuses first-timers every day. The lower price is the smaller portion, the higher price the larger one. Eating solo? Take the $5. Sharing the table? The $7 gives you noticeably more to pass around. When in doubt, the staff will happily show you the difference before you commit.
What sharing platters are on the Hjh Maimunah menu card?
The platter panel is short and sweet. Nasi Ambeng comes in Original, Premium and Deluxe tiers, all built for sharing, with the Original priced at $39 and feeding about four. The card also flags the limited-time Single Ambeng, a one-person version with chicken or beef that returned in October 2026, so snap it up while it is on the board.
| Platter | Serves | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Nasi Ambeng (Original) | Rice with rendang, chicken, begedil and more | $39 |
| Nasi Ambeng (Premium) | Bigger signature lineup | in-store |
| Nasi Ambeng (Deluxe) | Fullest spread for larger groups | in-store |
| Single Ambeng | One-person ambeng, chicken or beef | in-store |
What desserts and drinks are on the Hjh Maimunah menu card?
The card ends on a sweet note. Assorted kuih muih, ondeh-ondeh, kuih talam, jongkong, suji and kueh lopis rotate through the dessert counter, with bubur pulut hitam and pengat pisang for warm-dessert fans. Dessert prices aren’t printed on the public menu card, expect a few dollars a piece and ask at the counter. Drinks are confirmed and cheap.
| Drink | Card Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Teh C Kosong | Tea with evaporated milk, no sugar | $1.50 |
| Teh / Kopi | Traditional tea and coffee, hot or iced | from $1.50 |
| Canned and bottled drinks | Standard range | varies |
Hjh Maimunah Menu Card FAQ
Is the menu card the same at every Hjh Maimunah outlet?
The sections are the same, but minis carry a shorter lineup than the two full restaurants. Prices can also differ slightly at minis, so treat this card as the flagship reference.
Do set meals really include rice and two sides?
Yes. Every set meal on the card comes with steamed rice and your choice of two sides or vegetables, which is why the $5.50 to $8.50 prices are such good value.
What does the $5/$7 split mean on vegetable dishes?
Portion size. The $5 is the smaller serving and the $7 is the larger one, for dishes like sayur lodeh and terung sambal balado.
Can I order off the menu card for delivery?
Yes, through their own Oddle store islandwide, though delivery prices can differ from the in-store card. Our delivery menu guide has the details.
Are there dishes not printed on the menu card?
Plenty. Limited-time items and a few regulars-only favourites never make the big boards. See our secret menu guide for what to ask for.