Lenu Menu Singapore Menu Card
This is the complete Lenu menu card for Singapore, transcribed item by item from the official Paradise Group menu (June 2026 edition). LeNu’s card is organised the same way at every outlet: braised beef broth, signature pork bone soup, tomato pork bone soup, dry noodles, side dishes, appetisers and drinks. For the full category guides with ordering tips, start at the LeNu menu hub.
How do you read the Lenu menu card?
The card works like a build-your-own-bowl sheet. First you pick a section (the broth or dry), then your protein, then your noodle (Rice Noodle, Thick Vermicelli or La Mian), then spicy or non-spicy where the option exists. Items are coded A through G: A for beef broth, B for pork bone soup, C for tomato pork bone soup, D for dry noodles, E for sides, F for appetisers and G for drinks. Combos on the card let you top up S$3.90 for any appetiser plus any drink, and noodle upsizes cost S$1.50.
What is on the Lenu beef broth menu card?
Section A is the flagship card. The broth here is simmered 18 hours from beef marrow and bones, and you get three soup choices: Authentic Braised, Pickled Vegetable Braised or Spicy Braised. Five bowls, all with your choice of noodle.
| Code | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Wagyu Beef Noodle in Braised Beef Broth | S$18.90 |
| A2 | Beef Shank Noodle in Braised Beef Broth | S$14.90 |
| A3 | Beef Shank and Tendon Noodle in Braised Beef Broth | S$15.90 |
| A4 | US Marbled Beef Noodle in Braised Beef Broth | S$13.20 |
| A5 | Beef Combination Noodle in Braised Beef Broth (Wagyu, Tendon, Shank) | S$18.90 |
What is on the Lenu pork bone and tomato soup menu cards?
Sections B and C share the 12-hour pork bone soup base, but the tomato card (C) adds tomato broth for a lighter, tangier bowl. The B section is the biggest card on the menu with six bowls.
| Code | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| B1 | Spicy Poached Fish Fillet Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$16.30 |
| B2 | Fish Fillet with Pickled Vegetable Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$16.30 |
| B3 | Vegetable Pork Wanton Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$12.30 |
| B4 | Braised Pork Rib with Scallion Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$13.90 |
| B5 | Fragrant Pork Chop Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$12.90 |
| B6 | Crispy Chicken Cutlet Noodle in Pork Bone Soup | S$12.90 |
| C1 | US Marbled Beef Noodle in Tomato Pork Bone Soup | S$13.50 |
| C2 | Vegetable Pork Wanton Noodle in Tomato Pork Bone Soup | S$12.90 |
| C3 | Crispy Chicken Cutlet Noodle in Tomato Pork Bone Soup | S$13.50 |
| C4 | Fragrant Pork Chop Noodle in Tomato Pork Bone Soup | S$13.50 |
What is on the Lenu dry noodle menu card?
Section D covers the dry tossed noodles, all mixed in Chef Wai’s special homemade sweet sauce. This card holds the menu’s cheapest main (D4 at S$7.30) and the chilli vinaigrette wanton noodles that regulars swear by.
| Code | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| D1 | Chef Wai’s Dry Noodle with Anchovies in House Made Sweet Sauce | S$9.90 |
| D2 | Braised Pork Rib with Scallion Dry Noodle | S$13.30 |
| D3 | Pork Wanton in Chilli Vinaigrette Dry Noodle | S$11.90 |
| D4 | Dried Shrimp and Scallion Dry Noodle | S$7.30 |
| D5 | Braised Beef Tendon Dry Noodle | S$14.30 |
| D6 | US Marbled Beef Dry Noodle | S$12.30 |
| D7 | Crispy Chicken Cutlet Dry Noodle | S$12.30 |
Reading the combo codes on the card
Every noodle section carries the same combo offer: add any appetiser (F1 to F4) and any drink (G1 to G15) for S$3.90. On a S$12.30 bowl, that is a full meal with a cold starter and a drink for S$16.20 before charges. There is no catch, it is printed right on the card.
What sides, appetisers and drinks are on the Lenu menu card?
Sections E, F and G. Sides are priced per portion, all four appetisers cost a flat S$3.70, and drinks run S$2.50 to S$3.20. The fruit vinegar drinks (G1 to G4) are the house signature sips.
| Code | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| E1 | Braised Wagyu Beef | S$14.90 |
| E2 | Braised Beef Tendon | S$8.90 |
| E3 | Braised Pork Rib with Scallion | S$8.30 |
| E4 | Vegetable Pork Wanton in Pork Bone Soup | S$9.90 |
| E5 | Pork Wanton in Chilli Vinaigrette (4 pc) | S$5.90 |
| E6 | Crispy Chicken | S$7.70 |
| E7 | Xiao Bai Cai with Supreme Soya Sauce | S$3.90 |
| E8 | Poached Lettuce in Oyster Sauce | S$3.90 |
| E9 | Poached Broccoli in Supreme Soya Sauce | S$3.90 |
| E10 | Crispy Beancurd Skin with Fish Paste (3 pc) | S$3.70 |
| E11 | Long Jing Lava Egg (per egg) | S$2.20 |
| F1 | Chilled Silken Tofu with Century Egg | S$3.70 |
| F2 | Braised Beancurd in Beef Broth (Warm) | S$3.70 |
| F3 | Chilled Black Fungus with Minced Garlic | S$3.70 |
| F4 | Seasoned Bamboo Shoot | S$3.70 |
| G1-G4 | Plum / Peach / Grape / Apple Vinegar (per packet) | S$3.20 |
| G5-G8 | Coke, Coke Zero, Taiwan Soya Bean Milk, Fuze Tea (per can) | S$3.20 |
| G9-G10 | Apple Black Tea, Hojicha (per can) | S$3.20 |
| G11-G13 | Apple Juice, Rock Sugar Pear Drink, Lan Fong Yuen Lemon Tea (per bottle) | S$3.20 |
| G14 | Bottled Drinking Water (per bottle) | S$2.80 |
| G15 | Hot Jasmine Tea (per glass) | S$2.50 |
The appetiser card is a flat S$3.70
Worth knowing before you order: every F-coded appetiser costs exactly S$3.70, and they are the same appetisers used in the S$3.90 combo. Order the combo instead of the appetiser alone and the drink costs you twenty cents.
Lenu Menu Card FAQ
What do the A to G codes on the Lenu menu card mean?
A is braised beef broth, B is pork bone soup, C is tomato pork bone soup, D is dry noodles, E is side dishes, F is appetisers and G is drinks. The codes help you fill in the order chit at the counter.
What is the cheapest item on the Lenu menu card?
The Dried Shrimp and Scallion Dry Noodle (D4) at S$7.30 is the cheapest main. Among sides, the Long Jing Lava Egg at S$2.20 is the cheapest item on the whole card.
What is the S$3.90 top-up on the Lenu menu card?
Add any bowl from sections A to D with one appetiser (F1 to F4) and one drink (G1 to G15) for S$3.90 on top of the bowl price. It is the best value on the card.
Do card prices include GST and service charge?
No. All prices on the Lenu menu card exclude service charge (dine-in) and prevailing GST.
Is the Lenu menu card the same at all outlets?
Prices are standardised across the Singapore outlets, though availability of some items can vary. The card used here is the official June 2026 edition.