Heavenly Wang Cheapest Items

Heavenly Wang is one of the cheaper breakfasts in Singapore, and that is true even on delivery, where prices run higher than at the counter. The whole delivery card runs from S$2.90 to S$18.00, and most single items sit between S$2.90 and S$4.10, which means a light breakfast costs less than a single fancy coffee elsewhere. This guide ranks the cheapest items first, separates delivery prices from in-store reports, and shows how to build the cheapest filling meal, whether you order in or eat at the counter.

What are the cheapest items at Heavenly Wang?

Ranked lowest first on the delivery menu captured on 24 October 2026, the cheapest items are a soft-boiled egg at S$2.90, Traditional Kaya Butter Toast, Butter Sugar Toast and Crunchy Peanut Toast at S$3.00 each, kopi O and teh O at S$3.50 each, Peanut Kaya Toast at S$3.50, and kopi and teh at S$3.60 each. The egg is cheapest, but it is best as an add-on, since one egg alone is a snack, not a meal. The toast at S$3.00 is the cheapest item that feels like breakfast on its own, and pairing it with an egg at S$2.90 gives you toast and eggs for S$5.90 on delivery, the same figure as the cheapest set, though without a drink.

The egg, the toast and the kopi

The three cheapest items tell you how kopitiam value works. The egg is cheap because it is a single, simple item. The toast is cheap because bread, kaya and butter cost little and cook fast. The kopi O is cheap because black coffee skips the milk, and the S$0.10 gap between kopi O at S$3.50 and kopi at S$3.60 shows how small the milk cost is on the card. If you want the cheapest proper breakfast, order the toast, the egg and the kopi O separately on delivery for S$9.40, or order a set instead, since the set beats separate items, as the next section shows.

What is the cheapest full set?

The cheapest full set on delivery is the Yuan Yang Soft Bun Set at S$5.90, followed by the XXL Superior Pau Set at S$6.50, then the Traditional Kaya Butter Toast Set, the Butter Sugar Toast Set and the Crunchy Peanut Toast Set at S$7.30 each, with the Peanut Kaya Toast Set dearest at S$7.70. The set beats separate items clearly: a single toast at S$3.00 plus an egg at S$2.90 plus a kopi at S$3.60 totals S$9.50 on delivery, against S$7.30 for the Traditional set, a saving of S$2.20. One caveat from the combo guide applies: the delivery listing does not spell out set contents, so confirm what each set includes at your outlet before you treat that saving as exact.

What is the cheapest drink?

The cheapest drinks on delivery are kopi O and teh O at S$3.50 each, hot or iced, followed by kopi and teh at S$3.60, then kopi C, teh C and yuan yang at S$3.80, with Milo, lemon tea and honey lemon dearest at S$4.10. The gaps are tiny, so taste should decide more than price: saving S$0.10 by ordering kopi O when you wanted kopi is a poor trade. For a group, the drinks bundle changes the maths, since Kopi or Teh for 5 at S$18.00 gives six drinks for S$3.00 each, which beats even the cheapest single drink. For one person, though, the cheapest drink is simply kopi O or teh O, and ordering it iced costs the same as hot on delivery.

How do you eat cheapest in store?

Eating in store is the biggest saving of all, and the gap between delivery and counter prices proves it. The kaya butter toast set costs S$7.30 on delivery, but older in-store reports list it at S$4.80 in a 2015 guide and S$5 in a 2016 Changi report, while single toast is S$3.00 on delivery but S$2.40 in 2016 and from S$2 at Thomson Plaza, the egg is S$2.90 on delivery but S$1.80 in 2016, and kopi is S$3.60 on delivery but S$1.60 in 2016 and from S$1.80 at Thomson Plaza. Some of that gap is inflation since those old reports, and some is delivery markup, so today’s counter price sits somewhere between the old report and the delivery tag. The practical tips are simple: eat in store, order a set instead of separate items, pick kopi O if you like black coffee, and visit Thomson Plaza if you want the wider revamped menu, where nothing costs above S$8.00 in its guide.

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