What to Eat at Lao Huo Tang Singapore: Menu & Prices

When the craving is for soup that tastes like hours of patience, Lao Huo Tang is the name Singapore reaches for. The Cantonese soup restaurant chain slow-simmers its herbal broths the old way, with signature soups from around S$12.80 and the luxurious Buddha Jumps Over the Wall at S$24.80.

The menu stretches beyond soup into wok dishes — marmite chicken, sweet and sour pork, XO seafood fried rice — making it a full dinner spot, not just a soup stop. Soup devotees can also compare the Soup Restaurant menu for the Samsui ginger-chicken specialist, or the Dian Xiao Er menu for duck-and-herbal-soup combos.

This guide lists the Lao Huo Tang menu with prices, the soups worth ordering, and answers to common questions about outlets, delivery and the famous soup-plus-rice deals.

Lao Huo Tang herbal soup

Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.

Lao Huo Tang Menu Singapore: Soups & Prices

Soup is the headline and the menu proves it: a dozen slow-simmered options from classic ABC soup to ginseng herbal chicken and beauty collagen soup with peach gum. Each arrives individually portioned, rich with the day’s simmer.

Signature Herbal Soups

The core range covers the Cantonese soup canon. The ginseng herbal chicken is the most nourishing order; the beauty collagen soup with peach gum is the glow-from-within pick; and the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall is the special-occasion showpiece.

SoupPrice (S$)
Ginseng Herbal Chicken Soup18.80
Beauty Collagen Soup with Peach Gum17.80
Salted Vegetable Duck Soup17.80
Buddha Jumps Over the Wall24.80
Pork Tripe Soup with Gingko14.80

Classic Double-Boiled Soups

The everyday soups — apple and snow pear with pork rib, lotus root with peanut, watercress, white radish with wolfberries — taste like home cooking at its most careful. Mummy’s ABC soup is the comfort-order benchmark.

SoupPrice (S$)
Apple & Snow Pear Soup with Pork Rib12.80
Lotus Root Soup with Pork Rib & Peanut12.80
Mummy’s ABC Soup12.80
Fresh Watercress Soup with Pork Rib12.80
White Radish Pork Rib Soup with Wolfberries13.80

Fish & Seafood

Beyond soup, the kitchen handles fish well: deep-fried grouper in black bean sauce, cod in superior sauce, and sweet and sour sliced fish for the table.

DishPrice (S$)
Deep Fried Grouper in Black Bean Sauce21.80
Cod Fish in Superior Sauce31.80
Sweet & Sour Sliced Fish15.80
Sliced Fish with Ginger & Spring Onion15.80

Meat & Poultry

Wok-fired mains built for sharing: marmite chicken with its sticky-sweet glaze, General Tso’s chicken, and sweet and sour pork — all in the S$21 range.

DishPrice (S$)
Marmite Chicken21.00
General Tso Chicken21.00
Sweet & Sour Pork21.00

Rice, Noodles & Sides

The XO seafood fried rice and Chinese sausage fried rice carry proper wok hei, and reviewers single out the sausage fried rice as a must-order alongside any soup.

ItemPrice (S$)
XO Seafood Fried Rice20.00
Fried Rice with Chinese Sausage18.00
Seafood Mee Goreng20.00

Desserts & Drinks

Finish with mango sago with pomelo or a homemade chrysanthemum tea. The sour plum and passion fruit coolers are the refreshing counterpoints to the rich soups.

ItemPrice (S$)
Mango Sago with Pomelo11.00
Homemade Chrysanthemum Tea7.00
Iced Milk Tea7.00
Sour Plum Cooler6.00
Honey Lemon Aloe Vera10.00
Lao Huo Tang restaurant interior

Lao Huo Tang Best Sellers & Recommendations

The ginseng herbal chicken soup with a bowl of Chinese sausage fried rice is the classic Lao Huo Tang meal. Add the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall when the occasion warrants it.

What Regulars Order

Pig stomach chicken soup for peppery warmth, ginseng herbal chicken for nourishment, and the sausage fried rice as the non-negotiable side. The soup-plus-rice combos on delivery apps are the value play.

OrderPrice (S$)
Ginseng Herbal Chicken Soup18.80
Pig Stomach Chicken Soup16.80
Fried Rice with Chinese Sausage18.00
Buddha Jumps Over the Wall24.80

Lao Huo Tang Prices in Singapore

Soups run S$12.80–24.80, mains S$15–32, and rice dishes S$18–20. A soup with rice and a shared main lands around S$25–35 per person — fair for slow-simmered cooking that can’t be rushed.

Budget Guide

What a Lao Huo Tang meal costs, from a solo soup dinner to a family spread.

MealApprox. Cost per Person
Solo soup + riceS$15–22
Soup + shared mainS$25–35
Family dinnerS$90–140

Frequently Asked Questions About Lao Huo Tang Singapore

Signature herbal soups range from about S$12.80 to S$18.80 — the apple and snow pear, lotus root and ABC soups are S$12.80, the ginseng herbal chicken is S$18.80, and the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall is S$24.80. Delivery combos like one soup with rice start near S$9.90 on Grab.

Slow-simmered Cantonese herbal soups, particularly the ginseng herbal chicken soup, pig stomach chicken soup and Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. The Chinese sausage fried rice with wok hei is the most-praised non-soup dish.

Lao Huo Tang has multiple outlets including Sun Plaza and others across the island. The chain also runs festive promotions like the Chinese New Year Prosperity Bundle (Treasure Pot plus Prosperity Toss) for 8–10 pax.

Yes, Lao Huo Tang is on GrabFood, foodpanda and its own Oddle platform for islandwide delivery. Delivery prices may include a markup over dine-in, and the soup-plus-rice combos are the best-value delivery orders.

Lao Huo Tang has not announced MUIS halal certification, and the menu includes pork dishes. Muslim diners should confirm directly with the outlet before visiting.

The ginseng herbal chicken soup (S$18.80) is the signature nourishing order. For something milder, the lotus root with pork rib and peanut (S$12.80) is a classic. The pig stomach chicken soup suits those who like peppery, warming broths.

Conclusion

Lao Huo Tang does one thing exceptionally well — soup with the patience of hours in every bowl — and backs it with solid wok dishes. The S$18.80 ginseng herbal chicken soup plus Chinese sausage fried rice is the order that keeps regulars coming back.

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