Mee Siam & Mee Soto Delivery for Parties in Singapore

Two of Singapore's best-loved noodle dishes, made for parties. Our Mee Siam Set brings the tangy, spicy-sweet gravy; our Mee Soto Set brings the fragrant chicken broth that is not spicy, so kids love it too. Both come with the gravy packed hot and the noodles and toppings packed separately, so your guests build their own bowl, hawker-style, at home or in the office.

• From $41.50About 9 small bowls
• 6 to 18 guestsTwo set sizes
• $18 deliveryIslandwide, minimum $50
• Order a day aheadBefore 5pm

Choose your noodles

Both sets are semi-DIY: gravy, noodles and toppings are packed separately. Set items are fixed and cannot be substituted. These two sets are not yet MUIS Halal-certified.

How many bowls do I need?

Each set makes small party bowls or bigger meal bowls, depending on how you portion the noodles. As a rough guide:

Guests	As a side dish	As the main meal
6	Small set	Small set (6 big bowls)
9	Small set	Regular set
12	Regular set	Regular set (12 big bowls)
18	Regular set	2 Small sets or Regular + Small
30 or more	Combine sets, or see bentos below for individual boxes

Small: about 9 small bowls or 6 big bowls. Regular: about 18 small bowls or 12 big bowls. For a mixed spread with popiah, satay or Kueh Pie Tee, plan on 1 small bowl per guest. Our Party Planner works out the whole menu for any headcount.

How to set up a noodle station at home

1. Keep the gravy hot. It arrives hot in a sealed container. Pour it into a pot over low heat, or a thermal pot or slow cooker on "keep warm". Don't boil it.
2. Loosen the noodles. Dip a portion of bee hoon (or yellow mee for mee soto) in the hot gravy for a few seconds and strain it into a bowl.
3. Lay out the toppings in small bowls so guests help themselves: egg, taupok and chives for mee siam; shredded chicken, celery and fried shallots for mee soto.
4. Ladle and finish. Ladle gravy over the noodles, add toppings, then a squeeze of lime and chilli to taste.

Serve within 2 hours of delivery. The gravy can be kept warm throughout the party; just don't let it boil down.

Feeding an office? Try the bento

For working lunches and events where everyone eats at their desk, our Dry Mee Siam Bento is the easier option: stir-fried dry mee siam with egg strips, chives and crispy beancurd, individually boxed at $6.90 each, from 20 boxes, ordered 48 hours ahead. See all our bento catering options, including Swatow glutinous rice.

Build a local party spread

Mee siam and mee soto pair well with our other party favourites: a DIY popiah set to roll at the table, satay for grazing, crispy Kueh Pie Tee, and orh nee or a muah chee set for dessert. Prefer laksa? See our DIY laksa catering page.

Curious about the dishes themselves? Read Mee Siam vs Mee Soto: Singapore's Two Comfort Noodles.

Mee siam and mee soto delivery FAQ

How much is delivery?

Delivery is a flat $18 islandwide with a $50 minimum order. Self collection from our Bedok kitchen is free, 9am to 5pm.

How far ahead should I order?

Order by 5pm for next-day delivery, or by 8pm for next-day self collection. The Dry Mee Siam Bento needs 48 hours' notice.

Is the mee siam gravy spicy?

The gravy itself is tangy and mildly spiced. The Mee Siam chilli comes separately, so each guest adds their own heat.

Is mee soto spicy? Is it OK for kids?

No, the Mee Soto broth is not spicy, so it is a good choice for children and guests who don't take chilli. The Mee Soto chilli is packed separately for anyone who wants heat.

Are the sets halal?

The Mee Siam Set and Mee Soto Set are not yet MUIS Halal-certified. Our popiah, Kueh Pie Tee, laksa, satay, orh nee and muah chee sets are prepared in our MUIS Halal-certified central kitchen.

Can I swap or add toppings?

Set items are fixed and cannot be substituted, but you are welcome to add your own extras at home, such as prawns, bean sprouts or begedil.

Does the mee soto come with yellow mee or bee hoon?

Both. The Mee Soto Set includes bee hoon and yellow mee so guests can choose.