LeNu Breakfast Menu

✓ Updated🍜 Chinese Noodle Bar💰 S$2.20 – S$12.90📍 12 Outlets Islandwide

LeNu does not run a separate breakfast menu, so this guide covers the next best thing: the lightest, quickest and cheapest bowls on the LeNu breakfast menu in Singapore for a morning visit. Most outlets open at 11:00 on weekdays and 10:30 on weekends, which makes LeNu a late-morning noodle stop rather than an early one. The full priced menu lives on the LeNu menu hub.

⚡ Quick Answer: LeNu has no separate breakfast menu. The best morning bowls are the light pork bone soup noodles (S$12.30 to S$12.90), dry noodles from S$7.30, cold appetisers at S$3.70, and hot jasmine tea at S$2.50. Outlets open 11:00 weekdays, 10:30 weekends.

What time does LeNu open for breakfast in Singapore?

LeNu opens Monday to Friday at 11:00 and closes at 22:00. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, most outlets open at 10:30. There is no early-bird or breakfast-only menu, the full menu is served from opening, which means your “breakfast” is whichever bowl you fancy at 11 in the morning. The weekend 10:30 opening at malls like Jewel Changi Airport and VivoCity is the closest thing to a proper breakfast sitting, and it is a genuinely good move: quieter queues, fresher broth, and the Lenu secret menu tricks all work just the same.

What time does LeNu open for breakfast in Singapore?
LeNu opens at 11:00 on weekdays and 10:30 on weekends, with the full menu from opening.

What are the best LeNu breakfast bowls?

Morning noodles should be light enough not to ruin lunch. The 12-hour pork bone soup bowls are the natural pick: collagen-rich, mellow, and the S$12.30 to S$12.90 range keeps breakfast cheap.

Morning Bowl Why It Works for Breakfast Price
Vegetable Pork Wanton Noodle in Pork Bone Soup Wanton soup, light and warming. The gentlest full bowl. S$12.30
Crispy Chicken Cutlet Noodle in Pork Bone Soup A little more substance if you skipped dinner. S$12.90
Fragrant Pork Chop Noodle in Pork Bone Soup Fried pork chop for a heartier start. S$12.90
Vegetable Pork Wanton Noodle in Tomato Pork Bone Soup Tangy tomato broth, the freshest tasting morning bowl. S$12.90
Dried Shrimp and Scallion Dry Noodle Cheapest bowl on the menu, simple and savoury. S$7.30
Chef Wai’s Dry Noodle with Anchovies Sweet-savoury dry toss with crunch, easy morning eating. S$9.90

The S$7.30 breakfast is real

The Dried Shrimp and Scallion Dry Noodle is the cheapest main on the entire menu and a perfectly respectable breakfast: warm noodles, savoury sauce, done in minutes. Add hot jasmine tea (S$2.50) and you have eaten for S$9.80 before charges. That is about as cheap as a sit-down breakfast gets in a Singapore mall.

What light starters go with a LeNu breakfast?

The cold appetiser list was made for mornings. All four cost S$3.70, all are light, and the century egg tofu is the standout.

Starter Details Price
Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg Cold, silky, savoury. The classic. S$3.70
Chilled Black Fungus with Minced Garlic Crunchy and refreshing. S$3.70
Seasoned Bamboo Shoot Light and clean. S$3.70
Long Jing Lava Egg Per egg. A tea egg with a soft centre. S$2.20
Hot Jasmine Tea Per glass. The right drink with morning noodles. S$2.50
What light starters go with a LeNu breakfast?
Cold appetisers at S$3.70 and hot jasmine tea at S$2.50 pair well with morning noodles.
LeNu breakfast starters
Century egg tofu, lava egg and bamboo shoots are the lightest morning starters.

What are the best tips for ordering LeNu breakfast?

Go on weekends for the 10:30 opening

The only way to eat at LeNu before 11:00 is the weekend 10:30 opening. Outlets at Jewel Changi, VivoCity, Great World and the other malls generally follow this, though it pays to check the specific outlet since hours vary slightly.

Use the S$3.90 combo even at breakfast

The combo works from opening: any bowl plus an appetiser and a drink for S$3.90. A D1 dry noodle (S$9.90) with century egg tofu and hot jasmine tea comes to S$13.80, which is a full breakfast with a proper drink.

Skip the wagyu at breakfast

The S$18.90 wagyu bowls are dinner food. Morning is for the S$12.30 to S$12.90 pork bone soup bowls and the dry noodles. Your wallet and your afternoon will thank you. For the full card with codes, see the Lenu menu card.

LeNu Breakfast Menu FAQ

Does LeNu have a breakfast menu?

No. LeNu serves the full menu from opening time. This guide lists the lightest and cheapest bowls that work best for a morning visit.

What time does LeNu open?

Most outlets open Monday to Friday 11:00 to 22:00, and Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:30 to 22:00. Hours vary slightly by outlet.

What is the cheapest breakfast at LeNu?

The Dried Shrimp and Scallion Dry Noodle at S$7.30, or S$9.80 with a hot jasmine tea (S$2.50). Both before service charge and GST.

Is the S$3.90 combo available in the morning?

Yes. The combo applies to any bowl from sections A to D from opening, so it works for breakfast too.

Which LeNu outlets open earliest?

Most outlets open at 10:30 on weekends and public holidays, including the Jewel Changi Airport, VivoCity and other mall outlets. Weekday opening is 11:00 across the board.

Prices verified October 19, 2026 against the official Paradise Group LeNu menu (June 2026 edition). LeNu has no separate breakfast menu; recommendations are the lightest full-menu items. Prices exclude service charge and GST, hours vary by outlet.

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