Wok Hey Cheapest Items
Wok Hey cheapest items start at S$6.00, which makes it one of the friendlier mall meals in Singapore for a tight budget. The trick is knowing which bases cost least and which protein adds the smallest amount to the bill. Plain egg fried rice is the floor, Shanghai fried rice and fresh udon are close behind, and grilled chicken is the cheapest protein upgrade across the board.
What are the Wok Hey cheapest items?
The cheapest end of the menu is all about the plain bases. Egg fried rice at S$6.00 is the lowest listed price in the whole menu, and it is a proper meal on its own: Japanese rice stir fried with egg and spring onion in a hot wok. Shanghai fried rice at S$6.50 adds the Shanghai style sauce for just 50 cents more, and fresh udon at S$7.00 is the cheapest noodle base.
The Healthier Edition range matches those low prices too. Egg fried rice HE is listed at S$6.00, Shanghai fried rice HE at S$6.50, and fresh ramen HE and fresh udon HE at S$7.00 each. HE dishes use brown rice or reduced oil while keeping the wok flavour, so the lighter choice does not cost extra at the base level. That is rare for a healthier menu line, and it makes HE worth a look even if health is not your main reason for ordering.
What is the cheapest filling meal at Wok Hey?
Egg fried rice with grilled chicken at S$7.30 is the answer. Grilled chicken is the lowest priced protein across every base in the listing: S$7.30 on egg fried rice, S$7.80 on Shanghai fried rice, and S$8.30 on fresh udon. Braised beef and seasoned prawns cost S$1.00 more than chicken on the same base, and smoked turkey ham is the priciest protein, so chicken is the budget pick every time.
Cheapest full meals
Rank the cheap full meals like this. First, egg fried rice with grilled chicken at S$7.30. Second, Shanghai fried rice with grilled chicken at S$7.80, for diners who want a saucier rice. Third, fresh udon with grilled chicken at S$8.30, for noodle lovers willing to go just past the S$8 mark. All three are filling single boxes, and none of them needs an add-on to feel complete.
| Cheapest item | Listed price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Fried Rice | S$6.00 | Cheapest item on the menu. |
| Egg Fried Rice HE | S$6.00 | Healthier Edition at the same price. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice | S$6.50 | Shanghai sauce rice, 50 cents more. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice HE | S$6.50 | Lighter version, same price. |
| Fresh Udon | S$7.00 | Cheapest noodle base. |
| Fresh Ramen HE | S$7.00 | Lighter ramen base. |
| Fresh Udon HE | S$7.00 | Lighter udon base. |
| Egg Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken | S$7.30 | Cheapest meal with protein. |
| Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken | S$7.80 | Saucier chicken meal. |
| Egg Fried Rice with Braised Beef | S$8.30 | Cheapest beef build. |
| Egg Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns | S$8.30 | Cheapest prawn build. |
| Fresh Udon with Grilled Chicken | S$8.30 | Cheapest noodle meal with protein. |
How can you keep a Wok Hey order cheap?
Three habits keep the bill down. Pick chicken over beef, prawns, or turkey ham, since chicken is cheapest on every base. Skip the truffle range, which starts at S$8.50 and reaches S$12.80 for MAX versions, roughly double the cheapest base. And be careful with add-ons: older guides put extras such as a sous vide egg or edamame at about S$1 each, but current add-on prices are not in the menu listing used for this guide, so ask at the counter before adding three or four extras that quietly push a S$7 meal past S$10.
My pick: egg fried rice HE with grilled chicken at S$7.30. You get the cheapest protein build on the lighter base, at the same price as the regular version, and you stay well under S$8 before any extras.
Wok Hey cheapest items FAQ
Straight answers on the lowest priced dishes, protein builds, and budget traps at Wok Hey Singapore.
What are the Wok Hey cheapest items in Singapore?
Plain egg fried rice at a listed S$6.00 is the cheapest item, followed by Shanghai fried rice at S$6.50, fresh udon at S$7.00, and the Healthier Edition bases at S$6.00 to S$7.00.
What is the cheapest Wok Hey meal with protein?
Egg fried rice with grilled chicken at a listed S$7.30. It is the lowest priced protein build in the menu listing used for this guide.
Can you eat at Wok Hey for under S$8?
Yes. Plain egg fried rice at S$6.00, Shanghai fried rice at S$6.50, fresh udon at S$7.00, and egg fried rice with grilled chicken at S$7.30 all sit under S$8 before any add-ons.
Are Wok Hey add-ons cheap?
Older guides put extras such as a sous vide egg or edamame at about S$1, but current add-on prices are not published in the menu listing used here, so confirm the add-on price at your outlet before ordering.
What should budget diners skip at Wok Hey?
The truffle range. Truffle fried rice and truffle udon start at S$8.50 and the MAX versions reach S$12.80, roughly double the cheapest base.
Related Wok Hey menus
Keep exploring the Wok Hey range with the main menu and the other guides in this set.