Nyonya Colors Best Sellers Prices Malaysia 2026
The straight answer on the nyonya colors best sellers: nasi lemak, Nyonya laksa and chicken curry lead the savoury side, while kuih lapis and cendol lead the sweet side. Nyonya Colors is a kuih and delights specialist first, so its best sellers are a mix of one signature rice plate, one signature noodle soup, and the kuih counter that built its name. Here is the ranked list, with prices. For the full board, see our Nyonya Colors menu prices Malaysia hub guide.
What are the best sellers at Nyonya Colors?
Ranked by what outlet listings, reviews and the board itself put front and centre, the list below is the closest thing to a best sellers ranking the chain has, since Nyonya Colors publishes no official sales ranking. Nasi lemak takes the top spot: it is the dish every outlet listing names first. Laksa and chicken curry follow, then the two dishes regulars add to a plate, sambal udang and fried chicken, with kuih lapis closing the list as the signature sweet bite.
| Rank and Dish | Price | Why It Sells |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Nasi Lemak | RM 10.90 | The signature plate, fragrant rice with sambal and sides |
| 2. Nyonya Laksa | RM 12.90 | Spicy coconut noodle soup with prawns and fish cakes |
| 3. Nyonya Chicken Curry | RM 14.90 | Chicken in aromatic spices and coconut milk |
| 4. Sambal Udang | RM 15.90 | Spicy prawns in sambal, the priciest top seller |
| 5. Fried Chicken | RM 11.90 | Crispy chicken marinated with Nyonya spices |
| 6. Kuih Lapis | RM 3.50 | Layered pandan coconut cake, the signature kuih |
| 7. Cendol | RM 5.00 | Shaved ice dessert, the classic sweet finish |

Which Nyonya Colors dishes are worth the price?
Nasi lemak at RM10.90 is the value pick of the top sellers: a full plate for the second-lowest savoury price on this list. Laksa at RM12.90 is fair for a prawn noodle soup in a mall outlet. Sambal udang at RM15.90 is the splurge, and it is worth it only if you love spicy prawns, since it costs nearly half as much again as the nasi lemak. Kuih lapis at RM3.50 is the bargain of the whole menu, a proper Nyonya sweet for the price of a drink topping elsewhere.

What desserts sell out first at Nyonya Colors?
Kuih lapis goes first, because it is the piece everyone recognises and the tray empties fast in the morning. Cendol at RM5.00 and Bubur Cha Cha at RM5.00 are the classic bowl desserts, and both are cheap enough to order without thinking. ABC Dessert at RM8.10 is the bigger shaved ice option for sharing. One honest note from visitor reviews: the desserts are very sweet, so order one to share before committing to a second.
| Dessert | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kuih Lapis | RM 3.50 | Layered cake, sells out early, go in the morning |
| Cendol | RM 5.00 | Shaved ice with coconut milk and palm sugar |
| Bubur Cha Cha | RM 5.00 | Sweet potato and taro in coconut milk |
| ABC Dessert | RM 8.10 | Bigger shaved ice dessert, good for sharing |

What should first-time visitors order?
Keep it to three things. Nasi lemak at RM10.90 for the savoury anchor, a kuih lapis at RM3.50 to taste the kuih counter, and a teh tarik at RM4.50 to drink, which adds up to RM18.90 on board prices. If you are hungry, swap the kuih for Nyonya laksa at RM12.90 and finish with cendol at RM5.00 instead. Either way you have tasted the savoury side, the sweet side, and the kuih that built the brand, without ordering blind.

Nyonya Colors best sellers FAQs
What is the most popular dish at Nyonya Colors?
Nasi lemak is the dish outlet listings name first and the safest answer to this question, at RM10.90 on the third-party board.
What is the cheapest best seller at Nyonya Colors?
Kuih Lapis at RM3.50 a piece, followed by Cendol and Bubur Cha Cha at RM5.00 each.
Is Nyonya Colors expensive?
No, it sits in the mid range for mall food. Savoury plates run RM10.90 to RM15.90, kuih from RM3.50, and a full first-timer order is about RM18.90.
Is Nyonya Colors halal?
We found no official halal certification published on the official Nyonya Colors site, so we are not claiming it here. Nyonya cuisine mixes Malay and Chinese cooking traditions, and some dishes use ingredients you may want to ask about, so check with the outlet before ordering if halal status matters to you.
Where do these prices come from?
The myphmenu.org Nyonya Colors menu page, re-verified October 21, 2026, with outlet details from the official nyonyacolors.com site and Wanderlog outlet pages. Prices are indicative and vary by outlet.

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