NamNam Menu Card Prices Singapore 2026

The namnam menu-card runs from S$13.90 pho and S$10.90 banh mi up to S$28.90 for the jumbo prawn noodle soup, with set meals from S$11.90. This guide reproduces the full card, small plates, pho, speciality noodles, banh mi, desserts, drinks, and set meals, so you can pick your order before you join the queue. Start with the full NamNam menu if you want the chain overview, then use this card for the exact dishes and prices.

What is on the NamNam menu card?

NamNam is a casual Vietnamese noodle bar from the Les Amis group, and the card reads like a greatest hits of Vietnamese street food: pho, dry noodles, banh mi, fresh and crispy rolls, salads, Vietnamese coffee, and light desserts. The flagship sits at Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road, and the chain also runs outlets at Wheelock Place, Takashimaya, and other malls. Ordering is fuss free, you pick from the card, pay at the counter, and the food comes to your table, which is why the lunch queue moves fast even when it looks long.

Set meals are the simplest way to read the card. If you are eating alone, the Banh Mi Set at S$11.90 is the cheapest full meal on the card, while the Buddy Set at S$40.90 suits two people who want a pho, a speciality noodle, and snacks to share. Note that older blog posts still show a S$9.90 value lunch set from years ago, but that figure is stale now, so don’t plan around it.

How much does pho cost at NamNam?

Pho at NamNam costs S$13.90 for Kampong Chicken or the Vegetarian bowl, and S$15.90 for the beef bowls and the dry Gia Lai style pho. The beef combination is the classic order, sliced beef, beef balls, and tendon style cuts in a clear broth with herbs, and it sits at the same S$15.90 as the Australian Beef Slices and Beef Balls bowl. If you want something richer, the speciality noodle section below is where the bigger bowls live, including the S$28.90 jumbo prawn noodle soup.

What banh mi and small plates are on the menu card?

Most banh mi on the namnam menu-card cost S$10.90, with Braised Australian Beef at S$11.90 as the only dearer baguette. The baguettes are baked crisp, filled with pate, pickled vegetables, and herbs, and they make a solid light lunch on their own or a second dish next to a pho. Small plates mostly sit at S$9.90, which makes a roll plus a salad an easy add on without pushing the bill far past a pho.

Best Value Banh Mi Picks

If you want the most filling baguette for S$10.90, go for the Signature Thịt Nguội or the Chilli-Lemongrass Chicken, since both pack meat, egg or floss, and pickles into one crisp loaf. The Lemongrass Tofu is the pick for a meat free lunch, and it costs the same S$10.90, so you don’t pay extra for skipping meat. Pair any of them with a S$6.00 Viet coffee and you have a full lunch for under S$17 at card prices.

What drinks and desserts does NamNam serve?

Drinks split into two groups: the Vietnamese style iced teas and shakes at S$7.90, and the classic Viet coffee and lotus tea at S$6.00. The cheapest drinks on the card are Alkaline Water at S$3.50 and Coke or Coke Zero at S$4.00, which is handy if you just want something cold with a spicy noodle. Desserts stay light and cheap, from S$4.90 for the glutinous rice cake up to S$7.90 for the coconut milk ice blended with exotic fruits.

The card also lists a small retail corner: Annam Roasted Coffee Powder (250g) at S$17.90, Annam Lotus Tea (150g) at S$15.90, a Viet Cafe Filter at S$9.00, and a Cotton Tote Bag at S$25.90. These are take home items, not dishes, so check stock at the counter if you want one.

How do you order and save at NamNam?

Ordering at NamNam is counter style, so decide before you reach the till, pay, then take a seat and wait for your number or name. The cheapest full lunch is the Banh Mi Set at S$11.90, a baguette plus a drink, while the Pho Set Meal at S$23.90 adds an appetizer and suits a hungrier lunch. For two people, the Buddy Set at S$40.90 beats ordering a pho, a speciality noodle, two snacks, and two drinks separately at card prices. Skip the old S$9.90 lunch set stories you will find in decade old reviews, since that deal belongs to a much older card.

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