NamNam Value Meals Prices Singapore 2026

The namnam value meals price starts at S$11.90 for the Banh Mi Set, the cheapest full meal on the menu, while a single small plate costs S$9.90 and a chicken pho costs S$13.90. This guide rounds up every budget pick at NamNam, from the cheapest set to the cheapest dishes, drinks and desserts, so you can eat well without overspending. Start with the full NamNam menu if you want the chain overview, then use this page to build the cheapest lunch that still fills you up.

What are the best value meals at NamNam?

NamNam is a casual Vietnamese noodle bar from the Les Amis group, and its menu is kind to tight budgets because the core dishes are already cheap before you even look at set meals. The five picks below give you the most food per dollar: a set meal, a baguette, a noodle soup, a snack and a cheap drink. Mix and match them and a proper lunch lands between S$11.90 and S$17.40 at card prices, which is fair going for a mall restaurant in town.

If you only have one rule for eating cheap at NamNam, make it this: order a set when you want a drink too, and order a single dish when you don’t. A S$10.90 banh mi on its own is the cheapest filling lunch if you skip the drink, while the S$11.90 Banh Mi Set wins the moment you add any beverage, since even the cheapest bottled drink costs S$3.50 on its own.

How much is the cheapest full meal at NamNam?

The cheapest full meal at NamNam is the Banh Mi Set at S$11.90, which gives you one banh mi and one beverage. That beats every other set on the menu: the Pho Set Meal costs S$23.90, the Combo Meal costs S$30.90, and the Buddy Set Meal costs S$40.90. The Banh Mi Set is also cheaper than buying its parts separately, since a S$10.90 baguette plus a S$6.00 Viet coffee adds up to S$16.90, so the set saves you S$5.00 before you even sit down.

What are the cheapest dishes on the NamNam menu?

The cheapest dishes at NamNam are the small plates at S$9.90, followed by banh mi at S$10.90 and chicken or vegetarian pho at S$13.90. The S$9.90 small plates cover crispy vegetarian imperial rolls, crispy imperial rolls, spicy caramelised chicken wings with french fries, crispy chicken bites with sriracha mayonnaise, fresh southern rolls with prawn and pork, and steamed rice rolls with prawn and pork. Salads step up to S$11.90, and sugarcane shrimp costs S$13.90, so the S$9.90 plates are the clear budget snack tier. The full NamNam menu card lists every dish and price if you want to compare the whole card.

Cheapest banh mi and pho picks

Most banh mi cost S$10.90, with the Braised Australian Beef the only dearer baguette at S$11.90, and the Caramelised 5 Spice Pork Belly is listed at S$10.90 in an older menu guide, so confirm it at the outlet since one newer card listing shows a typo for that item. For pho, Kampong Chicken and Vegetarian both cost S$13.90, while every beef pho costs S$15.90, so chicken pho is the budget soup pick by S$2.00. Pair a S$10.90 baguette with a S$6.00 Viet coffee and you have a full lunch for S$16.90, or S$11.90 as the Banh Mi Set.

How can you save money at NamNam?

Saving money at NamNam comes down to four habits: pick a set when you want a drink, pick chicken over beef pho, pick S$6.00 drinks over S$7.90 ones, and share the Buddy Set when you eat as a pair. The Buddy Set at S$40.90 works out to about S$20.45 per person with the cheapest picks, and it saves about S$20.70 against buying the same items separately. For the full set breakdown, the NamNam combo meals guide compares every set against ordering separately. Skip the S$28.90 jumbo prawn noodle soup unless you really want it, since it costs nearly double the next dearest noodle, and skip the retail corner items like the S$25.90 tote bag if you are watching the bill.

Money saving tips

• Order the Banh Mi Set: At S$11.90 it beats a S$10.90 baguette plus any drink bought separately.
• Pick chicken pho: Kampong Chicken pho at S$13.90 saves S$2.00 against every beef pho at S$15.90.
• Pick S$6.00 drinks: Viet coffee or lotus tea costs less than the S$7.90 iced teas and shakes.
• Share a Buddy Set: Two people split S$40.90 across a pho, a speciality noodle, two appetizers, and two drinks.
• Add a S$9.90 small plate: Fresh southern rolls or crispy imperial rolls stretch a banh mi lunch without doubling the bill.

Ordering is counter style, so decide before you reach the till, pay once, and your food comes to the table. The flagship outlet sits at Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road, and the chain also runs outlets at Wheelock Place, Takashimaya, and other malls, where some prices can run higher, so check the board at your outlet if the bill matters to you.

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