Boat Noodle Cheapest Items Prices Malaysia 2026
The boat noodle cheapest items start at RM2.64 for a soup topping, and the cheapest real meal on the board is a cook-to-order dish from RM17.83, so this guide splits the tiny extras from actual meals. Toppings and meatballs are cheap add-ons, not lunch on their own, and the weekday set lunch from RM19.90 is the cheapest complete meal with a drink. See the full board in our Boat Noodle menu guide.
What are the cheapest items at Boat Noodle?
The cheapest end of the board is all toppings and small sides, and that is worth knowing before you get excited about a RM2.64 lunch. Enoki mushrooms and wanton skins cost RM2.64 each as soup toppings, chicken skins cost RM3.59, and the cheapest proper side is grilled chicken meatballs at RM4.91. Above that sit the crispy chicken wanton at RM6.42, grilled beef meatballs at RM7.45, and the crispy spring roll at RM8.30. All the Thai teas cost RM8.96, and Yum Mama, the spicy noodle salad, costs RM11.23. The cheapest item that counts as a best seller is a Thai tea at RM8.96, since the RM2.64 toppings are extras, not dishes in their own right.
| Cheapest Item | Price | What It Is |
|---|---|---|
| Enoki Mushrooms (topping) | RM 2.64 | Deep-fried enoki mushroom topping for soup |
| Wanton Skins (topping) | RM 2.64 | Deep-fried wanton skin topping for soup |
| Chill-Chill Water | RM 3.30 | Cheapest drink on the board |
| Chicken Skins (topping) | RM 3.59 | Deep-fried chicken skin topping for soup |
| Grilled Chicken Meatballs | RM 4.91 | Flame-grilled chicken meatballs, cheapest side |
| Thai Crispy Chicken Wanton | RM 6.42 | Crispy chicken wanton topping or snack |
| Grilled Beef Meatballs | RM 7.45 | Flame-grilled beef meatballs |
| Thai Crispy Spring Roll | RM 8.30 | Crispy spring roll topping or snack |
| Cha Yen / Cha Keow Yen | RM 8.96 | Signature Thai teas, cheapest best sellers |
| Yum Mama | RM 11.23 | Spicy noodle salad, kerabu megi style |
The RM2.64 toppings trick
The toppings are the smartest cheap spend on the whole board. A RM18.77 soup plus RM2.64 of fried enoki mushrooms or wanton skins gives you crunch and texture that the plain soup lacks, and the total stays under RM22. It is the closest thing Boat Noodle has to a budget upgrade, and it works on every bento soup. Just remember the toppings are extras, so they only make sense on top of a main dish you were already ordering.
How do you build the cheapest full meal at Boat Noodle?
The cheapest mains on the board are the cook-to-order dishes: Kaw Pad Super and Pad Thai at RM17.83 each, followed by Lava Egg Krapow at RM18.77 and every bento soup at RM18.77. Pair any of those with a Chill-Chill Water at RM3.30 and you have the cheapest meal plus drink on the regular board at RM21.13. If you can visit on a weekday between 10.00am and 3.00pm, the set lunch from RM19.90 beats that, since it bundles a main with drinks and sides. For the signature version of a budget meal, swap the water for a Cha Yen at RM8.96 and you land at RM26.79 for Kaw Pad Super plus the signature tea, which is still one of the cheapest satisfying meals in the mall.
| Cheapest Meal Build | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kaw Pad Super | RM 17.83 | Cheapest main, prawn fried rice |
| Pad Thai | RM 17.83 | Cheapest main, classic Pad Thai with prawns |
| Lava Egg Krapow | RM 18.77 | Best-seller main, Thai basil with lava egg |
| Any bento soup | RM 18.77 | Ayutthaya, Pathumthani, or Tom Yum, beef or chicken |
| Cheapest meal plus drink | RM 21.13 | Kaw Pad Super plus Chill-Chill Water |
| Cheapest meal plus Thai tea | RM 26.79 | Kaw Pad Super plus Cha Yen |
| Weekday set lunch | RM 19.90 | Complete set from this price, weekdays 10am to 3pm |
What are the cheapest drinks and desserts at Boat Noodle?
Drinks at Boat Noodle split into two tiers. Chill-Chill Water at RM3.30 is the only drink under RM8, and everything else on the drinks board costs RM8.96: Cha Yen Thai milk tea, Cha Keow Yen Thai green milk tea, Terer Taro yam ice blend, Kaffe Yen Thai iced coffee, and Cha Manao Yen Thai iced lemon tea. On desserts, the board names Sangkayaa among the best sellers, and one menu source lists it at RM8.96, but the main published board lists no price for it, so treat that figure as unconfirmed. If you want the cheapest sweet finish with a confirmed price, there is none on the published board, so ask at your outlet for the current dessert range.
| Drink Or Dessert | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chill-Chill Water | RM 3.30 | Cheapest drink on the board |
| Cha Yen | RM 8.96 | Signature Thai milk tea, best seller |
| Cha Keow Yen | RM 8.96 | Signature Thai green milk tea, best seller |
| Terer Taro | RM 8.96 | Creamy yam ice blend |
| Kaffe Yen | RM 8.96 | Signature Thai iced coffee |
| Cha Manao Yen | RM 8.96 | Thai iced lemon tea |
| Sangkayaa | RM 8.96* | Thai-style dessert dip, price unconfirmed across sources |
Is Sangkayaa really RM8.96?
Short answer: probably, but not confirmed. One menu source lists Sangkayaa at RM8.96 in its sides section, while the main published board names it as a best seller with no price attached. The RM8.96 figure matches every other drink and small item on the board, which makes it plausible, but plausible is not verified. We show it with an asterisk here rather than presenting it as fact, and you should confirm it at your outlet before budgeting around it.
What is the cheapest way to feed two people at Boat Noodle?
Feeding two people cheaply at Boat Noodle works best when you share the sides and skip the second drink upgrade. The Sharing Platter at RM25.38 plus two Chill-Chill Waters at RM3.30 each totals RM31.98, and it works as a light shared meal with a main each still to add. For a fuller approach, two weekday set lunches at RM19.90 each total RM39.80 and each person gets a complete set. The best value per person for a full meal with dessert is the RM47.90 lunch set for two, which works out to RM23.95 each and includes sides, drinks, and Sangkayaa. See the full breakdown in our Boat Noodle combo meals guide, and the signature dishes in our best sellers guide if you want the cheapest version of the famous plates.
| Two-Person Budget Option | Price | Per Person |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing Platter plus 2 waters | RM 31.98 | RM15.99 each, light shared meal |
| Two weekday set lunches | RM 39.80 | RM19.90 each, complete sets, weekdays 10am to 3pm |
| RM47.90 lunch set for two | RM 47.90 | RM23.95 each, includes sides, drinks, and dessert |
| Two cheapest mains plus 2 waters | RM 42.26 | RM21.13 each, two Kaw Pad Super plus waters |
For the tightest budget, the Sharing Platter route wins, but it is a light meal, not a feast. For a proper lunch each, the two set lunches at RM39.80 are the honest pick, and they beat two separate board meals with drinks, which run to RM42.26.
Boat Noodle cheapest items FAQs
What is the absolute cheapest item at Boat Noodle?
Enoki mushrooms and wanton skins at RM2.64 each, both soup toppings. They are extras, not meals, so the cheapest actual dish is the grilled chicken meatballs at RM4.91.
What is the cheapest main dish at Boat Noodle?
Kaw Pad Super and Pad Thai at RM17.83 each in the cook-to-order section. Every bento soup costs RM18.77, so the fried rice and Pad Thai beat the soups by nearly a ringgit.
What is the cheapest drink at Boat Noodle?
Chill-Chill Water at RM3.30. Every Thai tea, coffee, and lemon tea on the board costs RM8.96.
Can you eat at Boat Noodle for under RM20?
Yes, with the weekday set lunch from RM19.90, weekdays 10.00am to 3.00pm while stocks last. On the regular board, the cheapest main alone is RM17.83, so a main plus water at RM21.13 just misses the RM20 mark.
Does the set lunch beat the cheapest board meal?
Yes. The set lunch from RM19.90 bundles a main with drinks and sides, while the cheapest board meal plus drink is RM21.13 with water only. The catch is the weekday 10am to 3pm window and the while-stocks-last limit.
