Encik Tan Combo Meals Prices Singapore 2026
The encik tan combo meals price question has an honest answer that is less neat than a fast-food bundle menu: Encik Tan does not publish a fixed combo-for-two deal that I could verify. What it does have is noodle sets that work like combos, plus a menu cheap enough that you can build your own combo for two or for a family table and know the total before you order.
Does Encik Tan have combo meals in Singapore?
No fixed Encik Tan combo bundle, with a bundle name, a fixed price, and a fixed set of items, could be verified from the chain or from a current delivery listing. Older guides mention takeaway drink deals and set meals, but those are single-person sets, not shareable bundles, and the details are old enough that they should not be sold as current deals.
That matters because a lot of combo guides invent bundles. This one does not. Instead, it uses the verified noodle sets as the combo core, then shows how to add mains, soups, and drinks to reach a two-person or family total, with every price tied to the foodpanda Compass One listing captured 23 October 2026.
What are the Encik Tan noodle sets that work like combos?
Fishball Noodle Set A pairs fishball noodles with a whole fishcake, and Wanton Noodle Set B pairs wanton noodles with six fried wantons. Both are from S$10.20 on the delivery listing, which is only a few dollars above a plain noodle at S$7.40, and the extra item is what turns a bowl into a set.
Older in-store listings show the same sets at lower prices, S$8.80 on one older menu page, which shows how much delivery markup and time move prices. Do not mix those older figures into a delivery total: use S$10.20 as the delivery planning figure and treat the older price as history.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fishball Noodle Set A | Noodles with whole fishcake | from S$10.20 |
| Wanton Noodle Set B | Noodles with 6 fried wantons | from S$10.20 |
| Fishball Noodle | Plain noodle bowl | S$7.40 |
| Wanton Noodle | Plain noodle bowl | S$7.40 |
How do you build a combo for two at Encik Tan?
For two people, start with one noodle set at S$10.20 and one Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice at S$8.10, then add two drinks. Two Iced Milo drinks at S$3.30 each bring the table to S$24.90 on delivery prices, before any delivery fee. Swap the drinks for Iced Blueberry at S$2.00 each and the same table drops to S$22.30.
That is a real combo in everything but name: two mains, one set extra, and drinks, for roughly S$11 to S$12 per person before fees. If one of you prefers soup, swap a drink for a Fishball Soup at S$8.50, but note that soups cool fast on delivery, so order them only if you will eat right away.
| Combo | What it includes | Delivery total |
|---|---|---|
| Combo for two | 1 set + 1 curry rice + 2 Iced Milo | S$24.90 |
| Combo for two, budget drinks | 1 set + 1 curry rice + 2 Iced Blueberry | S$22.30 |
| Two noodle sets | 2 sets, no drinks | S$20.40 |
What is a good sharing combo for a family table?
For a family table of four, order two curry rice plates, one claypot, and one noodle set, then share. Two Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice plates at S$8.10, one Claypot Rice at S$9.40, and one Fishball Noodle Set A at S$10.20 come to S$35.90 on delivery prices, before drinks and fees. Add four drinks at S$2.00 to S$3.30 each and the table lands between S$43.90 and S$49.10.
Claypot dishes are the sharing hero here, because they hold heat and portion well across bowls. If the table includes kids, plain Fishball Noodle at S$7.40 is the safest extra bowl, and a Wanton Soup at S$8.50 works as a shared starter rather than a fourth main.
| Table | What it includes | Delivery total |
|---|---|---|
| Family table | 2 curry rice + 1 claypot + 1 set | S$35.90 |
| Family with cheap drinks | Above + 4 drinks at S$2.00 | S$43.90 |
| Family with Milo | Above + 4 Iced Milo at S$3.30 | S$49.10 |
One claypot, two mains, drinks for the table
This is the sharing formula that works at almost every hawker counter, and it works at Encik Tan because the claypot does the heavy lifting. One claypot for the middle, two mains for the hungry eaters, and drinks all round, and nobody leaves hungry or over-ordered.
How much should a combo cost at Encik Tan?
As a planning rule, budget S$11 to S$13 per person for a two-person combo with drinks on delivery prices, and S$11 to S$12 per person for a family table before fees, since sharing a claypot spreads the cost. In-store totals will run lower, because delivery prices are marked up, but no current in-store combo price could be verified, so no in-store total is promised here.
The cheapest combo route is still a single set each: two noodle sets at S$10.20 come to S$20.40 for two people, or S$10.20 each, before drinks and fees. That is the floor for a filling delivery meal at Encik Tan, and anything below it would mean an older in-store price that no longer applies on the app.
Encik Tan Combo Meals Prices Singapore 2026 FAQ
Does Encik Tan have combo meals?
No fixed combo bundle could be verified. The closest published options are the noodle sets, Fishball Noodle Set A and Wanton Noodle Set B, both from S$10.20 on foodpanda.
What is the Encik Tan combo meals price for two?
On delivery prices, a two-person combo of one noodle set, one Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice, and two Iced Milo drinks totals S$24.90 before delivery fees.
What is the cheapest Encik Tan combo?
Two noodle sets at S$10.20 each total S$20.40 before drinks and fees on the delivery menu.
Can you share Encik Tan food?
Yes, claypot dishes and curry rice plates share well. One claypot plus two mains covers a family table better than four separate soups.
Are delivery combo prices the same as in-store prices?
No, delivery prices are usually marked up over counter prices, so in-store totals should run lower, though no current in-store combo total could be verified.