Pontian Wanton Noodles Combo Meals Price Singapore 2026
Looking at the Pontian combo meals in Singapore? A Pontian set meal bundles a bowl of signature wanton noodles with a hot drink or a hot dessert, and the mall and delivery menus list them at S$8.50 to S$8.80. Below is what each set includes, the drink and dessert options, and whether the combo actually saves you money versus ordering a la carte.
What comes in the Pontian combo meals?
A set meal is simple: the signature wanton noodles plus one extra. Pick a hot drink (lime juice, barley) or a hot dessert (tao suan, red bean soup, barley gingko, bur bur hitam). The noodles themselves come with the Pontian trimmings: crispy fried wantons, soup wantons, char siew slices, and choy sum, tossed in your choice of black sauce, chilli, ketchup, or a mix. See the full Pontian menu for every noodle variety, and the Pontian menu card if you want the section layout at a glance.
| Set Meal | What’s Included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Set Meal (noodles + hot drink) Signature wanton noodles + lime juice or barley |
Crispy fried wantons, soup wantons, char siew, choy sum; sauce of your choice | S$8.50 – S$8.80 |
| Set Meal (noodles + hot dessert) Signature wanton noodles + tao suan, red bean soup, barley gingko, or bur bur hitam |
Crispy fried wantons, soup wantons, char siew, choy sum; sauce of your choice | S$8.50 – S$8.80 |
| Wanton Noodles (a la carte) The same bowl, on its own |
Crispy fried wantons, soup wantons, char siew, choy sum | ~S$8.00 |
Prices from the mall and delivery menus, checked September 2026. Hawker-stall sets cost less. Prices vary by outlet.
How to order the set meal
Order the set at the counter and name your combo in one sentence: noodle style, sauce, then drink or dessert. The sauces are black sauce, chilli, ketchup, or a mix of them. Noodles can be dry or in soup, thin mee kia or flat mee pok, and the price is the same whichever way you go. Want extra crunch on the side? A serving of fried wantons runs a few dollars. The cheapest Pontian items list shows how the a la carte extras stack up if you would rather build your own plate.
Is the combo meal better value than ordering a la carte?
At the mall, yes, by a little. The a la carte bowl sits around S$8, and a set at S$8.50 to S$8.80 adds a drink or a hot dessert for roughly fifty to eighty cents. A canned drink alone is about S$1.30 in the cafe-style outlets, and a hot dessert like red bean soup would cost more bought separately, so the set is the cheaper route if you were going to have the drink or dessert anyway. If you only want the noodles, skip the set and order a la carte.
Who the combo suits best
The combo suits a full lunch or dinner: noodles, something sweet or a drink, one order, done. It is also the simplest choice for visitors who do not know the menu, since it covers the whole Pontian experience in a single price. Light eaters and snackers should go a la carte instead, and anyone watching their budget will do better at the hawker stalls, where the same bowls cost far less.
Pontian combo meals FAQs
How much are Pontian combo meals in Singapore?
S$8.50 to S$8.80 on the mall and delivery menus, checked in September 2026. Hawker-stall sets cost less.
What comes with a Pontian set meal?
A bowl of signature wanton noodles (with fried and soup wantons, char siew, choy sum) plus a hot drink (lime juice or barley) or a hot dessert (tao suan, red bean soup, barley gingko, or bur bur hitam).
Can I choose the sauce in a set meal?
Yes. Black sauce, chilli, ketchup, or a mix, and you can have the noodles dry or in soup, thin or flat.
Do all Pontian outlets offer set meals?
The mall and cafe-style outlets do, with the full dessert list. Hawker stalls focus on the noodles and may offer a simpler set. Prices vary by outlet.
Is the set meal available for takeaway?
Generally yes, but some outlets add a small packing charge (around S$0.20). The noodles hold up well to takeaway, which regulars often mention as a Pontian strength.
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