Seorae Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026

The Seorae cheapest items start from S$10.90 for a weekday lunch set, and the cheapest grilled item is the dakgalbi lunch set at S$14.90. Seorae is a Korean charcoal BBQ spot, so dinner runs higher, but lunch, rice bowls, stews and the free banchan keep a solo meal cheap. This guide ranks the budget picks with verified prices, so you can see exactly what the cheapest plate costs before you book.

What are the cheapest items at Seorae in Singapore?

The cheapest items at Seorae are the weekday lunch sets, then the rice bowls and stews, then the grilled chicken. Nothing on the a la carte grill dips below S$19.90, so the budget play is always lunch or a rice bowl, not a dinner plate of meat. The table below ranks the cheapest dishes from lowest price up, with the lunch sets first because they include the free extras.

Two things worth knowing about this list. First, the lunch prices come from the current official menu re-checked on 12 November 2026, while the a la carte prices come from the March 2025 price list, so treat the lunch figures as the freshest ones. Second, most prices are before the 10 percent service charge and 9 percent GST, which add about 19.9 percent, so a S$14.90 lunch set works out to roughly S$17.90 at the till.

What is the cheapest main dish at Seorae?

The cheapest main dish at Seorae depends on the time of day. At lunch it is the weekday lunch set from S$10.90, or the chicken dosirak at S$14.90 if you want a rice bowl. At dinner, when the lunch sets are gone, the cheapest grilled main is dakgalbi at S$19.90 for 250g, and the cheapest non-grill main is the bibimbab at S$15.90. Chicken is the budget meat here, every time.

The gap between chicken and pork is real. Dakgalbi at S$19.90 is S$5 cheaper than the signature galmaegisal at S$24.90, and the gap grows once you add the service charge and GST. If you are eating solo and you want the grill experience without the big bill, order the dakgalbi plus a kimchi jjigae to share with yourself, and you will eat well for around S$37 before the extras.

Dakgalbi is the cheapest grilled meat at Seorae

Dakgalbi is marinated chicken thigh, left overnight in a special sauce, then grilled over charcoal at your table. It is the only grilled meat under S$20, and it is also the most forgiving cut on the grill, since chicken thigh stays juicy even if it cooks a little long. The staff grill it for you, so you get the full BBQ theatre, the smoke, the sizzle, the lettuce wraps, for the lowest grilled price on the menu.

What are the cheapest sides and drinks at Seorae?

The cheapest sides at Seorae cost nothing. Banchan is free and refillable, and the grilled egg comes free with BBQ sets, so the table fills up before you spend a cent on extras. The only paid grill extra is the cheese top-up at S$2 for four rounds. On drinks, a soft drink comes free with every weekday lunch set, which makes lunch the cheapest drink situation too.

Drinks are where a cheap Seorae meal gets expensive fast. A soju or somaek round adds S$10 to S$20 a head, and the 5-in-1 makkoli mix at S$39.90++ is a sharing jug rather than a single glass. Stick to the free soft drink at lunch, or plain water at dinner, and the bill stays close to the menu price. For the deal-by-deal view on drinks and promos, the Seorae promo guide covers every current offer.

Free banchan is the best deal on the table

Banchan is the quiet reason Seorae works on a budget. The self-service counter carries home-made kimchi, potato salad macaroni with apple, macaroni, raisin and pineapple, cucumber kimchi and braised pumpkin, plus a salad you can dress with sesame oil and pajeori sauce. Refill it as often as you like, and a single cheap main plus free banchan turns into a proper meal. It is the one part of the menu where the price is genuinely zero.

How can you eat at Seorae for under S$15?

You can eat at Seorae for under S$15, but only at lunch. Come on a weekday before 4pm and order a lunch set from S$10.90, the dakgalbi grilled lunch set at S$14.90, or the chicken dosirak at S$14.90, and you are done. All three include free soup, banchan and a soft drink on the lunch menu, so the headline price is close to the real price, before the service charge and GST.

At dinner the under-S$15 target gets harder, because the lunch sets are gone and the cheapest grilled meat is S$19.90. The closest dinner play is sharing: the 100 Knife Cuts BBQ lunch set for 2 at S$29.90 on promotion works out to about S$14.95 each, and the Value Set for 2 at S$58 works out to S$29 each with a galmaegisal, a jjigae with rice and a japchae. Book a 2pm to 5pm slot with the EARLYBIRD30 code for 30 percent off the grill, or EARLYBIRD20 for 20 percent off at any other hour, and the dinner bill drops fast. For the full item-by-item card with every price in one place, the Seorae menu card guide lays it out line by line.

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