Pontian Wanton Noodles Delivery Menu Singapore 2026

Craving wanton mee without leaving the house? The pontian wanton noodles delivery menu runs on the mall-outlet price list, which means bowls at around S$8 and set meals at S$8.50 to S$8.80, plus the platform’s delivery fee. This guide covers what is listed on the delivery apps, what travels well, what the fees look like, and how to order so the food still tastes like Pontian when it arrives.

Can I get Pontian Wanton Noodles delivered?

Yes. Pontian outlets are listed on GrabFood, with mall-format outlets (United Square, The Star Vista, Paya Lebar Square, Rivervale Mall, Chinatown Point) doing most of the delivery volume. The delivery menu mirrors the mall menu rather than the hawker-stall prices, so expect S$8 bowls rather than S$2.70 ones. Coverage depends on the outlet and your address, so search your location in the app. For the dine-in prices, see the Pontian full menu guide.

What is on the Pontian delivery menu?

The delivery menu is the mall menu: signature bowls, the premium noodle dishes, add-on wantons, and set meals. The prices below are from the 2026 mall/delivery menu; the exact listing varies slightly by outlet.

Item	Details	Price
Signature Wanton Noodles	Dry noodles with char siew, fried + soup wantons. The default delivery order.	S$8.00
Set Meals	Noodles bundled with sides and drink, the best value on delivery.	S$8.50 – S$8.80
Salted Egg Chicken Cutlet Noodles	Chicken cutlet in salted egg yolk sauce, the premium pick.	S$6.00*
Pork Rib Noodles	Braised pork ribs over noodles, comforting delivery choice.	S$5.50*
Fried Wanton (Add-On)	Extra crispy wantons packed on the side.	Varies by outlet

Prices are from the 2026 mall/delivery menu and vary by outlet. *Salted egg and pork rib prices were reported in 2018 and may have changed; treat them as a guide.

Dry noodles and add-on wantons travel best

Dry noodles are the smart delivery pick: they hold their texture in the box while you mix in the sauce at home. Soup noodles lose heat and go soggy faster, so only order them if you eat the moment the rider arrives. Add-on fried wantons come in a separate pack, which is exactly how you want them. See the full visual menu in our Pontian menu card guide.

Eat the fried wantons first

This is the one delivery rule worth memorising. The crispy fried wanton is the best thing Pontian makes, and steam inside the box softens it within minutes. Open the pack first, eat the fried wantons while they crackle, then mix your noodles. Your future self will thank you.

Which Pontian dishes travel well on delivery?

Dry wanton mee is the winner: springy noodles, sealed sauce, wantons packed separately. Set meals pack neatly and give you the most food per dollar on delivery. The salted egg chicken cutlet noodles travel decently because the sauce is thick, while soup noodles and desserts are the weakest links. Fried wantons are delicious but time-sensitive, which is why the “eat first” rule matters.

How much are delivery fees and minimums?

Delivery fees are set by the platform, not by Pontian, and they depend on distance, demand, and the current promo running on the app. Expect a delivery fee in the low single dollars, a possible small-order fee if your basket is under the minimum, and a service fee on top. Promo codes rotate frequently, so check the promotions tab before checking out. For rotating deals, our Pontian promo guide tracks what is actually live.

Tips for ordering Pontian on delivery apps

Order dry over soup, always. Ask for sauce on the side if the app lets you, and mix at home so the noodles stay springy. Add drinks from the app rather than hunting for one later. Check the outlet’s opening hours in the listing, because mall outlets typically start around 11am and close by 9:30pm. And if you are deciding which outlet serves your area, the Pontian near me guide maps them all out.

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