Wok Hey Singapore Prices – Shanghai Fried Rice & Full Menu

Wok Hey fried rice Singapore

Wok Hey Menu Singapore: Fried Rice, Noodles & Prices

Five rice styles – Egg, Shanghai, Truffle, XO and Laksa – plus fresh ramen and udon, each paired with your choice of protein. Everything is wok-tossed to order with premium Japanese rice. Prices below are approximate.

Egg Fried Rice

The classic: golden egg-fried rice with spring onion. Plain (approx. S$7.00), with Grilled Chicken (S$8.30), Braised Beef (S$9.30) or Seasoned Prawns (S$9.30). Simple, smoky, and the cheapest way into the menu.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“Egg Fried Rice7.00″
“Egg Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken8.30″
“Egg Fried Rice with Braised Beef9.30″
“Egg Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns9.30″
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Shanghai Fried Rice

The signature – Japanese rice tossed in Wok Hey’s special Shanghai-style sauce. Plain (approx. S$7.50), Grilled Chicken (S$8.80), Braised Beef (S$9.80), Seasoned Prawns (S$9.80). This is the best-selling rice on the menu.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“Shanghai Fried Rice7.50″
“Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken8.80″
“Shanghai Fried Rice with Braised Beef9.80″
“Shanghai Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns9.80″

Truffle Fried Rice

The premium upgrade: aromatic truffle through every grain. Plain (approx. S$8.50), Grilled Chicken (S$9.80), Braised Beef or Seasoned Prawns (S$10.80), and the MAX version (S$12.80) loaded with everything.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“Truffle Fried Rice8.50″
“Truffle Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken9.80″
“Truffle Fried Rice with Braised Beef10.80″
“Truffle Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns10.80″
“Truffle Fried Rice MAX12.80″

XO Fried Rice

Umami-rich XO sauce wok-tossed for a deep savoury finish. Plain (approx. S$10.50), Grilled Chicken (S$11.80), Braised Beef or Seasoned Prawns (S$12.80), Wild-Caught Crab Meat (S$15.80) and the Chicken Bak Kwa XO MAX (S$13.30) – sweet-savoury and spectacular.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“XO Fried Rice10.50″
“XO Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken11.80″
“XO Fried Rice with Braised Beef12.80″
“XO Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns12.80″
“Chicken Bak Kwa XO Fried Rice MAX13.30″
“XO Fried Rice with Wild-Caught Crab Meat15.80″

Fresh Ramen & Udon

For noodle people: fresh ramen or udon stir-fried with egg, cabbage and onion. Plain (approx. S$8.00), Grilled Chicken (S$9.30), Braised Beef or Seasoned Prawns (S$10.30). Springy, wok-kissed, and a proper alternative to the rice.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“Fresh Ramen8.00″
“Fresh Ramen with Grilled Chicken9.30″
“Fresh Ramen with Braised Beef10.30″
“Fresh Ramen with Seasoned Prawns10.30″
“Fresh Udon8.00″
“Fresh Udon with Grilled Chicken9.30″
“Fresh Udon with Braised Beef10.30″
“Fresh Udon with Seasoned Prawns10.30″

Laksa Fried Rice

The local twist: fragrant laksa-spiced fried rice. Plain (approx. S$7.00), Grilled Chicken (S$8.30), Braised Beef or Seasoned Prawns (S$9.30). Coconut-rich aroma with the signature wok hei.

“ItemPrice (S$)”
“Laksa Fried Rice7.00″
“Laksa Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken8.30″
“Laksa Fried Rice with Braised Beef9.30″
“Laksa Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns9.30″

Wok Hey Best Sellers & Recommendations

The Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken (S$8.80) is the order that defines Wok Hey – smoky, savoury, perfectly portioned. The Truffle Fried Rice (S$8.50) is the affordable luxury pick, and the XO Crab (S$15.80) is the splurge worth saving for.

The regulars’ ranking: Shanghai Fried Rice with Grilled Chicken (S$8.80), Egg Fried Rice with Seasoned Prawns (S$9.30), Truffle Fried Rice (S$8.50), Fresh Ramen with Grilled Chicken (S$9.30) and Shanghai Fried Rice with Braised Beef (S$9.80).

Protein Guide

Grilled Chicken is the value protein – smoky and generous. Braised Beef brings richness, Seasoned Prawns bring sweetness, and the Wild-Caught Crab Meat (XO only) is the premium play. Every protein works with every rice and noodle base.

Wok Hey Prices in Singapore

Fried rice S$7.00-S$15.80 depending on style and protein, ramen and udon S$8.00-S$10.30, MAX versions up to S$13.30. A standard chicken rice box lands around S$8.30-S$9.80. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wok Hey Singapore

The Shanghai Fried Rice with shrimp — springy rice wok-tossed with crystal prawns, nai bai and broccoli, with S$1 add-ons like tobikko (generous for a dollar). The Egg Fried Rice with grilled chicken is the budget default.

Egg fried rice from S$7.50 plain to S$9.80 with prawns; Shanghai fried rice S$9.30–10.30; udon and ramen S$9.30–10.30. The XO and truffle fried rice lines run S$10.50–15.80. Most lunches land under S$11 — proper takeaway value.

Yes — pick your base (egg/shanghai/XO/truffle fried rice, udon, ramen), your protein (chicken, braised beef, prawns, crab meat), S$1 add-ons (tobikko, vegetables), spicy or non-spicy, and white or brown rice at no extra charge. It is the most customisable sub-S$10 lunch in the mall.

Wok Hey outlets are halal-certified, which is part of why the queues are what they are. The full menu — including the truffle and XO lines — is available to Muslim diners.

Wok hei, customisation and sub-S$10 pricing — the chefs wok-toss every box to order in front of you, which is theatre and freshness in one. Queues have mellowed since the opening frenzy, but lunch peak still runs deep. The food holds up well as takeaway.

Conclusion

Wok Hey is the mall lunch perfected: customisable fried rice and noodles from S$7.50, real wok hei in an American-Chinese takeout box, and S$1 tobikko that is worth every cent. The wok hey menu is short, the queue moves, and the brown-rice-at-no-extra-charge option keeps it honest. Order the Shanghai fried rice with shrimp and thank us later.

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