Madam Kwan’s Menu Card Prices Malaysia 2026
This is the full Madam Kwan’s menu card in one place, every section with its official price, so you can scan the board before you sit down. Prices run from RM4.39 for mineral water up to RM97.90 for the sharing Nasi Dulang Lamb Shank, with most mains between RM20 and RM35. All figures below come from the official online menu checked on October 27, 2026.
What does the Madam Kwan’s menu card cover?
The card runs in a simple order: appetizers first, then rice, noodles, meat and seafood, vegetables, a Continental and Kiddos section, desserts, drinks, and finally add-ons. That order matches the official online menu, so you can follow along section by section below. Prices on the online menu look like they already include tax, given the odd sen amounts such as RM25.04 and RM21.74, but the site does not spell that out, so treat the figures as the listed menu prices.
| Appetizer | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Fruit Rojak | RM22.82 | Fruit and vegetable salad with shrimp paste sauce and roasted peanuts |
| Malaysian Satay | RM23.95 | 6 skewers with peanut sauce, cucumber, onion, pineapple, rice cakes |
| Madam’s Starters for 2 | RM34.90 | Satay, otak-otak, dumplings and chicken wings with tartar sauce |
| Otak-Otak | RM26.78 | Spicy mackerel fish cake grilled in banana leaf |
| Cream of Mushroom Soup | RM15.84 | Homemade creamy mushroom soup |
| Deep Fried Chicken Wing | RM20.65 | 5 pieces marinated in house spices |
| Deep Fried Dumpling | RM26.12 | 6 pieces filled with prawn and chicken |
| Dumpling Soup | RM26.12 | 6 dumplings in soup with vegetables |
What is on the Madam Kwan’s rice section of the card?
Rice is the heart of the card. Nasi Bojari and both nasi lemak versions sit at the top, and the fried rice list covers otak-otak, petai, salted fish and vegetarian options. The Nasi Dulang Lamb Shank is the only rice dish priced for sharing, and it is the priciest item on the whole card.
| Rice Dish | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Nasi Dulang Lamb Shank | RM97.90 | For two, with lamb shank, assam prawn, acar, satay, vegetables, papadam |
| Nasi Bojari | RM34.90 | Tri-coloured rice, fried chicken drumstick, assam prawn, beef rendang, egg |
| Nasi Lemak, Beef Rendang | RM27.21 | Coconut rice, beef rendang, anchovies, shrimp floss, egg, acar |
| Petai Fried Rice | RM26.90 | Fried rice with twisted cluster beans and spicy dried shrimp paste |
| Petai Fried Rice, Vegetarian | RM26.90 | Same beans, no meat, stir fried with egg |
| Otak-Otak Fried Rice | RM26.12 | Fried rice with spicy mackerel fish cakes |
| Nasi Lemak, Curry Chicken | RM25.04 | Coconut rice, curry chicken, anchovies, shrimp floss, egg, acar |
| Mushroom Chicken Rice | RM25.04 | Oil rice with braised mushrooms, steamed chicken, chicken broth |
| Salted Fish Fried Rice | RM22.82 | Rice stir fried with egg, minced chicken and salted fish |
| Fried Rice, Vegetarian | RM20.65 | Steamed rice stir fried with egg and mixed vegetables |
What is on the Madam Kwan’s noodle section of the card?
Noodles are the second biggest section, with soup noodles and fried noodles side by side. Most bowls cost RM21.74 to RM28.29, and every classic is here: asam laksa, curry laksa, char kway teow, Hokkien noodles and fish noodle soup. Vegetarian versions of Cantonese, char kway teow and Hokkien noodles all sit at RM23.95. Sang Ha noodles at RM69.90 is the outlier, since it comes with a whole freshwater prawn.
| Noodle Dish | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Asam Laksa | RM21.74 | Rice noodles in tamarind fish broth with mackerel, cucumber, onion |
| Curry Laksa | RM22.82 | Yellow noodles in curry with chicken, prawns, beansprouts, beancurd puff |
| Dumpling Soup Noodles | RM22.82 | Wonton noodles in chicken broth with prawn and chicken dumplings |
| Ipoh Kway Teow Soup | RM22.82 | Flat rice noodles in chicken broth with shredded chicken and prawns |
| Mushroom Noodles with Chicken | RM22.82 | Steamed or curry chicken with braised mushrooms and vegetables |
| Prawn Noodles | RM22.82 | Yellow noodles in rich prawn soup with prawns, chicken, egg, vegetables |
| Slow Cooked Chicken Broth Noodles | RM22.82 | Wonton noodles in chicken broth with sesame oil, chicken, prawns |
| Cantonese Fried Beef Noodles | RM27.21 | Flat rice noodles in silky egg sauce with sliced beef, ginger, spring onion |
| Hokkien Noodles | RM27.21 | Thick yellow noodles fried dark soy style with chicken, prawns, squid |
| Stir Fried Beef Noodles | RM27.21 | Flat rice noodles stir fried with beef slices and vegetables |
| Char Kway Teow | RM27.39 | Flat rice noodles stir fried with chicken, prawns, squid, egg, beansprouts |
| Fish Noodle Soup | RM28.29 | Rice noodles in milky broth with fried fish fillets, tofu, vegetables |
| Cantonese Noodles | RM28.29 | Flat rice noodles in silky egg sauce with chicken, prawns, squid |
| Claypot Glass Noodle with Soft Shell Crab | RM37.07 | Glass noodles stir fried with a full soft shell crab |
| Sang Ha Noodles | RM69.90 | Deep fried egg noodles with a whole freshwater prawn |
What is on the meat, seafood and vegetable sections?
Meat and seafood dishes are mostly ordered to share with rice. Curry chicken at RM15.18 is the cheapest main on the card, though the listing offers a choice of 2 or 4 pieces without splitting the price, so confirm the portion when you order. Beef rendang at RM21.74 is the best value classic. Vegetables range from RM14.09 for beancurd to RM38.15 for sambal petai prawns, and the Continental and Kiddos section adds chicken chop at RM33.76, fish and chips at RM34.90, spaghetti bolognese at RM26.12 and spaghetti napolitan at RM21.74.
| Meat, Seafood And Vegetable Dish | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Curry Chicken | RM15.18 | Chicken in thick coconut milk and secret spices, choice of 2 or 4 pieces, portion price to confirm |
| Beef Rendang | RM21.74 | Shredded beef slow cooked in coconut milk and spices |
| Kung Po, Chicken or Beef | RM28.29 | Stir fried in dark soy with dried chillies, vegetables, cashew nuts |
| Sweet and Sour, Chicken, Fish or Prawns | RM28.29 | With cucumber, tomato, capsicum and pineapple |
| Wok Fried Beef with Spring Onions and Ginger | RM30.31 | Wok fried beef slices with spring onions and ginger |
| Crispy Lemon Chicken | RM31.59 | Crispy battered chicken with lemon sauce |
| Assam Fish Soup | RM31.69 | Fried fish fillets in assam broth with vegetables |
| Sotong | RM33.76 | Squid in assam or stir fried sauce |
| Assam Prawns | RM34.90 | Sea prawns in hot and spicy tamarind sauce |
| Beancurd | RM14.09 | Deep fried egg tofu topped with shrimp floss |
| Eggplant | RM18.48 | Stir fried with garlic or spicy dried shrimp paste |
| Belacan Mix Vegetables | RM22.82 | Okra, petai, eggplant and long beans in spicy dried shrimp paste |
| Claypot Beancurd, Vegetarian | RM28.50 | Deep fried egg tofu with mixed vegetables in a claypot |
What about desserts, drinks and add-ons?
Desserts are short on the current card: just sago gula melaka at RM10.89 and bubur cha-cha at RM13.01. Drinks cover the full Malaysian range, from local coffee at RM7.90 to the four signature coolers at RM14.81 each. Add-ons are the quiet bargain of the card, with rice at RM2.90 and sauces at RM3.90.
| Dessert, Drink Or Add-On | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Sago Gula Melaka | RM10.89 | Sago pearls with palm sugar syrup and coconut milk |
| Bubur Cha-Cha | RM13.01 | Coconut milk dessert with sweet potato, yam and sago, served hot |
| Lychee Lemon Cooler | RM14.81 | Signature cooler |
| Lemongrass Mojito | RM14.81 | Signature cooler, non-alcoholic house drink |
| Assam Refresher | RM14.81 | Signature cooler |
| Rose Longan Selasih | RM14.81 | Signature cooler |
| Fresh Fruit Juices | RM13.07 | Orange, apple, lemon, lime, watermelon, carrot |
| Illy Coffee | RM12.08 | Illy coffee selections |
| Barley with Lime | RM10.42 | Ice or hot |
| Honey Lemon | RM10.42 | Ice or hot |
| Syrup Bandung | RM10.42 | Plain or with soda |
| Tea | RM10.42 | Various tea selections |
| Longan, Lychee or Soya Bean | RM9.50 | Ice, soya also available hot |
| Black Jelly Ice or Black White | RM9.34 | Black White adds soya |
| Milo | RM8.50 | Ice or hot |
| Local Coffee | RM7.90 | Various coffee selections |
| Soft Drinks | RM7.12 | Sprite, 100 Plus, Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Schweppes Ginger Ale |
| Mineral Water | RM4.39 | Cheapest item on the card |
| Rice, Add-On | RM2.90 | White, coconut, oil or Nasi Bojari rice |
| Black Pepper or Mushroom Sauce | RM3.90 | Sauce add-ons |
| Sambal Ikan Bilis or Shrimp Floss | RM7.90 | Flavour add-ons |
| French Fries | RM8.90 | Side add-on |
| Acar | RM9.90 | Spicy pickled cucumber, carrot and cabbage |
| Curry Tofu Pok | RM14.09 | Curry add-on |
| Braised Black Mushrooms | RM20.90 | 8 pieces |
Madam Kwan’s menu card FAQs
What is the most expensive item on the Madam Kwan’s menu card?
Nasi Dulang Lamb Shank at RM97.90, priced for two people. The dearest single-serve dish is rendang lamb shank at RM74.80.
What is the cheapest main dish on the card?
Curry chicken at RM15.18, though the listing offers a choice of 2 or 4 pieces without splitting the price, so confirm the portion when you order. After that comes eggplant at RM18.48.
Does the current card list cendol?
No. Older guides list cendol and other desserts, but the current official online board lists only sago gula melaka and bubur cha-cha as desserts. Confirm at your outlet if you are set on cendol.
Are vegetarian dishes marked on the card?
Several are named as vegetarian: vegetarian fried rice at RM20.65, vegetarian petai fried rice at RM26.90, vegetarian noodle versions at RM23.95, and vegetarian claypot beancurd at RM28.50.
Where do these menu card prices come from?
The official Madam Kwan’s online ordering menu at madamkwans.com.my, fetched October 27, 2026. Dine-in and delivery prices may vary by outlet.
