Wok Hey Value Meals
Wok hey value meals start lower than most mall lunches, because the cheapest boxes on the menu are full sized stir fry portions, not side dishes. Egg Fried Rice on its own is listed at S$7.00, and the Healthier Edition version is listed at S$6.00. This guide ranks the cheapest mains, shows how to stay under S$10 with a protein included, and explains whether the lighter Healthier Edition range is worth it.
What are the cheapest meals at Wok Hey Singapore?
Egg Fried Rice leads the value ranking on both the standard and Healthier Edition menus. The standard plain bases run from S$7.00 to S$8.00, and the Healthier Edition plain bases run from S$6.00 to S$7.00, so the lightest box is also the cheapest one. Chicken is the cheapest protein across all four bases, which keeps the best value protein mains between S$8.30 and S$9.30.
| Meal | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Fried Rice, Healthier Edition | S$6.00 | Cheapest listed box, lighter build. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice, Healthier Edition | S$6.50 | Savoury rice, lighter build. |
| Egg Fried Rice | S$7.00 | Cheapest standard box, no protein. |
| Fresh Ramen, Healthier Edition | S$7.00 | Lighter noodle box. |
| Fresh Udon, Healthier Edition | S$7.00 | Lighter udon box. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice | S$7.50 | Standard savoury rice, no protein. |
| Fresh Ramen | S$8.00 | Standard noodle box, no protein. |
| Fresh Udon | S$8.00 | Standard udon box, no protein. |
One honest caveat: Singapore menu listings differ slightly from each other on Wok Hey prices, with some older listings showing lower base prices. The figures here come from the most recently updated listings checked on 22 October 2026, and your outlet may charge a little more or less.
How can you eat at Wok Hey for under S$10?
Staying under S$10 is easy if you pick chicken. Every chicken main on the listed menu costs S$9.30 or less, and the two fried rice chicken mains cost S$8.30 and S$8.80. Beef and prawn mains mostly sit at S$9.30 to S$10.30, so a prawn udon at S$10.30 is the one common pick that breaks the S$10 line.
| Under S$10 meal | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken | S$8.30 | Best value protein meal on the menu. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken | S$8.80 | Savoury rice with chicken, still under S$9. |
| Fresh Ramen with Grilled Chicken | S$9.30 | Noodle option under S$10. |
| Fresh Udon with Grilled Chicken | S$9.30 | Chewy udon with chicken, under S$10. |
| Egg Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns | S$9.30 | Seafood option that still fits the budget. |
| Any plain base (rice or noodle) | S$7.00 – S$8.00 | Full portion without protein, cheapest route. |
Money saving tip: eat in store instead of ordering delivery when you can. The box price stays under S$10 either way, but delivery fees and small order charges can push a cheap lunch over the line, and in store you get the box fresh from the wok.
Are Wok Hey Healthier Edition meals good value?
Yes, on price and on portion. The Healthier Edition range uses brown rice or a lighter build with less oil while keeping the same wok flavour, and its listed prices run slightly below the standard menu for plain bases. Egg Fried Rice Healthier Edition at S$6.00 is the cheapest box on the whole menu, and Healthier Edition chicken mains are listed around S$7.30 to S$8.30, which undercuts the standard chicken mains.
| Healthier Edition meal | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Fried Rice HE | S$6.00 | Cheapest box on the menu. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice HE | S$6.50 | Lighter savoury rice. |
| Fresh Ramen HE | S$7.00 | Lighter noodle box. |
| Fresh Udon HE | S$7.00 | Lighter udon box. |
| Egg Fried Rice HE with Grilled Chicken | S$7.30 | Cheapest chicken main in the range. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice HE with Grilled Chicken | S$7.80 | Savoury rice, lighter build, chicken. |
| Fresh Ramen HE with Seasoned Prawns | S$9.30 | Seafood lighter option, still under S$10. |
Best value picks by base
By base, the value winner is Egg Fried Rice in both ranges: S$7.00 standard and S$6.00 Healthier Edition plain, or S$8.30 and S$7.30 with grilled chicken. Shanghai Fried Rice comes next, then Fresh Ramen and Fresh Udon, which cost about S$1 more than the rice bases for the same protein. If you love noodles, the extra dollar buys a bigger, chewier portion, so it is still fair value.
Bottom line: if lunch money is tight, order Egg Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken, or the Healthier Edition version if your outlet serves it. Both are filling, both stay well under S$10, and both taste like a proper wok cooked meal rather than a budget compromise.
Wok Hey value meals FAQ
Straight answers on the cheapest Wok Hey meals, the S$10 budget, and the Healthier Edition range.
What is the cheapest meal at Wok Hey Singapore?
Egg Fried Rice on its own is the cheapest listed main at S$7.00, and the Healthier Edition Egg Fried Rice is listed at S$6.00. Both are full sized boxes, just without a protein topping. That is why they top any wok hey value meals list.
Can you eat at Wok Hey for under S$10?
Yes. Every plain base and most chicken mains sit under S$10 on listed prices, including Egg Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken at S$8.30 and Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken at S$8.80. Delivery fees are extra.
What is the Wok Hey Healthier Edition?
The Healthier Edition swaps in brown rice or a lighter build with less oil, keeping the same wok flavour. Listed Healthier Edition bases start at S$6.00 for Egg Fried Rice.
Is grilled chicken the cheapest protein at Wok Hey?
Yes, on listed prices. Grilled chicken mains run S$8.30 to S$9.30 depending on base, while braised beef and seasoned prawns run S$9.30 to S$10.30.
Do Wok Hey prices vary by outlet?
They can. Singapore menu listings differ slightly from each other, and mall outlets can price differently, so confirm the price at your outlet before ordering.
Related Wok Hey menus
Keep exploring the Wok Hey range with the main menu and the other guides in this set.