Liang Sandwich Bar Cheapest Items
If you want the liang sandwich bar cheapest items, start with the plain Scallions Sandwich, reported at S$2.50, then work up through egg and chicken fillings that stay under S$6. This is a snack stall at heart, so the cheapest menu is short, simple, and built around one flaky scallion pancake. For the full range, see the Liang Sandwich Bar menu hub, and use this guide to pick the lowest price that still fills you up.
What are the Liang Sandwich Bar cheapest items?
The bottom of the menu is delightfully plain. The Scallions Sandwich, just the crisp, flaky pancake on its own, was picked as an 8days favourite at S$2.50, and diner reports at Raffles City put the same plain pancake at S$2.50 too. After that, the price steps up gently: Egg and Cheese at S$3.50 in a Burpple diner report, Chicken Ham and Egg at S$3.90, Chicken Floss at S$4.90, and Chicken Bolognese at S$5.50. That whole ladder sits under S$6, which is rare for a mall snack in Singapore.
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Scallions Sandwich | S$2.50 | Plain flaky scallion pancake, 8days pick and Burpple diner report |
| Egg and Cheese Sandwich | S$3.50 | Burpple diner report at Raffles City, egg and cheese in a scallion pancake |
| Chicken Ham and Egg Sandwich | S$3.90 | 8days report, chicken ham, not pork ham, with egg |
| Chicken Floss Sandwich | S$4.90 | 8days report, sweet fluffy chicken floss with egg and vegetables |
| Chicken Bolognese Sandwich | S$5.50 | 8days report, minced chicken in a tomato style sauce |
| Liang Chicken Sandwich | S$5.90 | 8days report, the signature chicken sandwich with Liang sauce, egg and vegetables |
| JC Soya Drink | S$2.90 | 8days report, warm soya style drink served in a paper cup |
Keep one caveat in mind, and it matters for your wallet. Most of these prices come from 2018 and 2019 press and diner reports, not a current official menu board, so treat them as a guide to the price order, not a promise. The plain pancake should still be cheapest, egg and cheese next, and the chicken fillings a step above, even if the exact cents have moved. If the board shows a higher price, the ranking here still helps you pick the lowest option on the day.
What is the cheapest filling sandwich you can order?
Chicken Ham and Egg at S$3.90 is the cheapest filled sandwich with a clear reported price. It gives you protein, egg, and the usual lettuce and cabbage crunch, all wrapped in that crisp pancake, for less than a typical coffee. Egg and Cheese at S$3.50 is cheaper still in diner reports, though some diners found the egg and cheese portions small for the price, so it reads more as a light snack than a meal. Mushroom and Egg was also described as below S$5 at launch, but no exact reported price turned up for it, so we list it as under S$5 rather than guessing a figure.
Start with the plain scallion pancake
Honestly, the plain S$2.50 pancake is the smartest test order. It is flaky without being brittle, buttery, and less greasy than a prata, according to 8days, and it tells you at once whether you like the base. If you love it plain, every filled version gets better from there. If you find it a touch plain, add egg or chicken next time, and you have spent very little to learn what you like.
How cheap is a full snack or light lunch here?
As a snack, you can get away with S$2.50 for the plain pancake, or S$5.40 for a plain pancake plus a JC Soya Drink at S$2.90, using the reported drink price. As a light lunch, a Chicken Ham and Egg at S$3.90 plus that same drink comes to S$6.80 on reported prices, and a Chicken Floss at S$4.90 plus a drink comes to S$7.80. Those totals are simple maths from older reports, not a set meal price, and no official combo was found, so check the board for any current set before you assume a bundle discount.
The trick is to match the order to your hunger. A plain pancake is a walk-and-eat snack, lovely while you shop, but it will not carry you to dinner. A chicken filled pancake, with egg and vegetables inside, is a proper light lunch. If you are only a little hungry, go plain or egg and cheese and save the chicken version for a hungrier day.
Which cheap picks are actually filling?
Liang Chicken at S$5.90 is the filling pick in this price band. Diners describe a good scattering of chicken cubes, marinated in Liang sauce, with egg and vegetables, and a portion that fills you up. Chicken Bolognese at S$5.50 is filling too, though 8days found the saucy filling could slip out and soak the pancake, so eat it over the paper bag and take your time. Chicken Floss at S$4.90 sits in the middle: lighter than the signature chicken, but the floss, egg, and crunchy vegetables make it more satisfying than egg and cheese alone.
What should you skip if you are on a tight budget?
Skip the local premium flavours first. Beijing Duck, Satay Chicken, and Chilli Crab were each S$7.90 in the 2019 Sethlui report at Bugis, and that is triple the plain pancake price. They are fun as a treat, with real duck slices, peanut sauce, or real crab meat, but they break a tight budget fast. The Salted Egg Crispy Cutlet, launched in the same Bugis set, sits in that same premium band in the report, so treat it as a splurge too, and save it for a day when you fancy something richer.
One more budget tip: sauces are free to choose at the counter in press reports, with mayonnaise, black pepper sauce, and chilli among the options, plus the signature Liang sauce by default. Picking a sauce you love costs nothing extra and can lift a cheap egg sandwich a lot, so ask before you settle for the default if you prefer something sharper or milder.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are the questions shoppers ask most about Liang Sandwich Bar cheapest items, answered from the same reported prices used above.
What is the cheapest item at Liang Sandwich Bar?
The plain Scallions Sandwich, reported at S$2.50 in 8days and Burpple diner reports. It is just the flaky scallion pancake, with no filling.
What is the cheapest filling sandwich?
Egg and Cheese at S$3.50 in a Burpple diner report is the cheapest filled pick with a reported price, followed by Chicken Ham and Egg at S$3.90. Egg and cheese can feel light, so chicken ham and egg is the better light lunch.
Are Liang Sandwich Bar prices still the same today?
Possibly not. These are 2018 and 2019 reported prices, and no current official menu board was found. Prices vary by outlet, so check the in store menu before you order.
Is there a cheap Liang Sandwich Bar combo?
No official combo or set meal price was found in the sources checked. A plain pancake plus a JC Soya Drink at reported prices comes to S$5.40, but that is two single items, not a bundle deal.
Which cheap pick is most filling?
Liang Chicken at S$5.90, with chicken cubes, egg, and vegetables. Chicken Bolognese at S$5.50 and Chicken Floss at S$4.90 are the next most filling cheap picks.