NamNam Cheapest Items Prices Singapore 2026

The namnam cheapest items list starts with the Banh Mi Set at S$11.90, a toasted baguette plus a drink. If you only want the lowest price on any single item, alkaline water is S$3.50 and the cheapest food on the menu is the glutinous rice cake dessert at S$4.90. This guide ranks every budget pick from the full NamNam menu, so you can see exactly where the value sits before you queue.

What’s the namnam cheapest meal you can order?

The Banh Mi Set wins this one by a clear margin. At S$11.90 it pairs any banh mi with a beverage, which is only S$1.00 more than a S$10.90 baguette on its own, so the drink is basically thrown in. Nothing else on the menu gives you a full meal for that price, and it’s the order to pick when you want lunch sorted without thinking too hard about it.

Cheapest banh mi to pick

Four baguettes sit at the S$10.90 entry price, and the signature is the obvious first pick. The NamNam Signature Thịt Nguội at S$10.90 is the house cold cuts baguette, the chilli-lemongrass chicken at the same price adds heat with a fried egg and chicken floss, and the lemongrass tofu at S$10.90 is the meat free option. Only the braised Australian beef costs more, at S$11.90, and even that stays cheap once it joins the S$11.90 set with a drink. For the full set meal breakdown, the NamNam value meals guide compares the sets side by side.

What are the cheapest items on the NamNam menu?

Ranked from lowest to highest, the menu starts with drinks and desserts before it reaches any savoury food. Water at S$3.50 and Coke at S$4.00 are the cheapest things you can buy, then the glutinous rice cake at S$4.90, then Viet coffee and lotus tea at S$6.00. The first savoury food appears at S$9.90, where six small plates share the same price, and the cheapest main is a S$10.90 banh mi. That flat S$9.90 tier is what makes NamNam work as a budget stop, since you can snack properly without ordering a main at all.

Cheapest drinks and desserts

Drinks are where a NamNam bill quietly grows, so this is the tier to watch. The S$7.90 iced teas, lime sparkling and avocado shake all cost S$1.90 more than Viet coffee or lotus tea at S$6.00, and that gap covers most of a dessert. If you want something sweet to finish, the S$4.90 glutinous rice cake is the cheapest way to do it, and the S$6.90 warm dessert soups are the next step up. Pairing a S$9.90 small plate with a S$6.00 coffee gives you a filling snack for S$15.90, which is still less than most pho plus drink combos.

What is the cheapest pho at NamNam?

The cheapest pho bowls are the kampong chicken and the vegetarian, both reported at S$13.90. The chicken pho runs a clear, peppery broth with herbs and rice noodles, and the vegetarian pho uses a bambara groundnut moringa noodle instead of the usual rice noodle. Every beef pho costs S$2.00 more at S$15.90, whether it’s the beef slices and beef balls bowl, the dry Gia Lai style bowl, or the beef combination. So the saving for picking chicken or vegetarian over beef is a flat S$2.00, and the bowl itself is just as filling.

How do you eat at NamNam for under S$15?

Three orders keep you under S$15 without feeling like a compromise. The Banh Mi Set at S$11.90 is the only full meal in that range, and it leaves you S$3.10 of headroom. A S$9.90 small plate plus S$3.50 water comes to S$13.40, which works well as a light lunch, and a S$10.90 banh mi plus water comes to S$14.40 if you want the baguette without the set drink. What won’t fit is any pho plus a drink, since even the cheapest pho at S$13.90 plus the cheapest drink at S$3.50 already totals S$17.40. If pho is non-negotiable, skip the drink and ask for water at the table instead of buying a bottle, or save the set meal for another visit. The NamNam combo meals guide shows how the bigger sets compare when you are eating with someone else.

Are NamNam prices the same at every outlet?

Not always, and that’s worth knowing before you budget tightly. The prices in this guide come from the published NamNam hub menu, which draws on a menu guide for the Raffles City era outlets. A newer Takashimaya outlet listing from 2026 shows the combination beef pho at S$16.90 rather than S$15.90, and a tiger prawn short rib pho at S$38.70 that doesn’t appear on the older menu at all. Mall food court outlets and newer openings can price differently, so treat every figure here as the reported price for the established outlets and confirm the price at your outlet before ordering. The ranking still holds though: banh mi sets stay the cheapest meal, small plates stay the cheapest savoury bite, and chicken pho stays the cheapest pho, even if a given outlet charges a little more.

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