NamNam Combo Meals Prices Singapore 2026

The namnam combo meals price starts at S$11.90 for the Banh Mi Set and runs to S$40.90 for the Buddy Set Meal, with the signature Combo Meal at S$30.90 in between. This guide breaks down every set meal, what each one includes, and how much you save against ordering the same dishes separately. Start with the full NamNam menu if you want the chain overview, then use this page to pick the set that fits your appetite and your group.

What combo meals does NamNam offer?

NamNam lists four set meals on its Singapore menu, and they scale neatly from a solo lunch to a two person feast. The Banh Mi Set pairs one baguette with one drink, the Pho Set Meal adds an appetizer to a pho and a drink, the Combo Meal stacks a banh mi and a pho together with a snack and two drinks, and the Buddy Set Meal covers two people with a pho, a speciality noodle, two appetizers and two drinks. You pick your dishes from the regular menu within each set, so the set price stays fixed while the exact meal changes with your choices.

For a quick solo lunch, the Banh Mi Set is the obvious pick. If you want a full three course style lunch on your own, the Pho Set Meal at S$23.90 gives you a soup, a snack and a drink in one order. The Combo Meal and the Buddy Set are the sharing picks, and the next two sections break down exactly what you get for the money.

How much does the NamNam Combo Meal cost?

The NamNam Combo Meal costs S$30.90, and it includes 1 banh mi, 1 pho, 1 appetizer and 2 beverages. That’s a lot of food for one person, so think of it as a big solo lunch or a light meal for two people who both want a taste of everything. The banh mi choices run from S$10.90 for most baguettes to S$11.90 for the Braised Australian Beef, while pho runs from S$13.90 for Kampong Chicken or Vegetarian to S$15.90 for the beef bowls.

Do the maths with the cheapest components and the saving is clear. A S$10.90 banh mi, a S$13.90 chicken pho, a S$9.90 appetizer and two S$6.00 Viet coffees add up to S$46.70 bought separately, so the S$30.90 Combo Meal saves you about S$15.80. Pick pricier components, such as a beef pho and S$7.90 iced teas, and the saving grows. The exact saving shifts with your picks, but the set beats separate ordering on every combination at card prices.

What is in the Buddy Set Meal?

The Buddy Set Meal costs S$40.90 and it’s built for two people: 1 pho, 1 speciality noodle, 2 appetizers and 2 beverages. The speciality noodle slot is where things get interesting, since it covers the priciest noodles on the card, since it covers dishes like the Dry Spicy Minced Pork with Onsen Egg at S$15.90, the Spicy Hue Noodle at S$15.90, the Dry Mousetail Noodle at S$16.90, the Dry Hu Tieu at S$18.90, and the Ocean-Caught Jumbo Prawn Mekong Noodle Soup at S$28.90. The full NamNam menu card lists every noodle and small plate you can pick from, so check it before you order if you want the priciest noodle in the set.

Is the Buddy Set good for two people?

Yes, it’s the best value set on the menu for a pair. Using the cheapest components, the same items cost S$61.60 bought separately, so the S$40.90 Buddy Set saves about S$20.70, which works out to roughly S$20.45 per person for a noodle each, two snacks to share and a drink each. It also lets both diners try different things, since one person takes the pho and the other takes the speciality noodle. If one of you picks the S$28.90 jumbo prawn noodle soup, the saving jumps even higher.

How do NamNam combo meals compare with ordering separately?

Every NamNam set meal beats buying the same items separately at card prices, but the size of the saving varies a lot. The Banh Mi Set saves the least in dollar terms, since it only bundles two items, while the Buddy Set saves the most, since it bundles six items for two people. The table below uses the cheapest component in each slot, so treat the savings as the floor, not the ceiling. Your real saving will be higher if you pick beef pho, salads, or S$7.90 drinks.

One honest caveat: the savings assume you actually want everything in the set. If you only want a pho and nothing else, a S$13.90 chicken pho on its own is still cheaper than any set. Sets save money when you were going to order a drink and a snack anyway, which at NamNam most people do. Ordering is counter style, so decide your set and your picks before you reach the till, then pay once and wait for your food at the table. For the cheapest single dishes and drinks outside the sets, the NamNam value meals guide lists the budget picks.

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