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RM35 nasi lemak, RM30 Indomie: F1 food prices rev up at Sepang

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 1 — Formula 1 fans heading to Sepang this weekend might want to leave a little extra room in the budget, with a plate of nasi lemak and fried egg listed at RM35...

Malay MailMalay Mail2026-10-01 15:43查看原文 ↗

As the Sepang International Circuit prepares for a high-attendance Formula 1 weekend, fans are advised to budget for expensive vendor pricing, with traditional Malaysian dishes like nasi lemak priced significantly higher than usual at up to RM35.

Despite the eye-catching prices, the event is positioned as a comprehensive entertainment experience, featuring Bahraini cultural attractions alongside the races.

Spectators are encouraged to plan financially, considering the costs of tickets, transport, and meals during the event.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 1 — Formula 1 fans heading to Sepang this weekend might want to leave a little extra room in the budget, with a plate of nasi lemak and fried egg listed at RM35 on an official vendor menu for the race.

The same menu lists chicken rice at RM30, Indomie with a fried egg at RM30 and a serving of cut fruit at RM20.

For Malaysian racegoers used to finding those dishes at everyday prices, the figures are likely to be almost as eye-catching as the cars on track.

A group of four ordering the RM35 nasi lemak, for example, would spend RM140 before adding drinks or snacks. Four chicken rice meals would come to RM120, while four portions of cut fruit would cost RM80.

The prices are listed on a vendor menu circulated through the event’s official QR ordering link .

Sepang International Circuit is preparing for a packed Formula 1 weekend, with large crowds expected over the three-day event.

The Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia is also being pitched as a broader entertainment experience, with Bahraini food, culture and hospitality forming part of the attractions.

A Bahrain Village is among the features planned alongside the racing.

But for fans with a taste for familiar Malaysian favourites, some of the menu prices may provide their own race-day talking point.

With tickets, transport, merchandise and food all competing for a share of the wallet, spectators planning a full day at the circuit may want to check the menu before making their pit stop for lunch.

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随着雪邦国际赛道准备迎接人潮涌动的F1周末，车迷们被建议做好预算，应对高昂的摊贩价格，像椰浆饭这样的传统马来西亚菜肴的价格将比平时高出很多，最高可达35令吉。

尽管票价引人注目，但该赛事定位为综合娱乐体验，除了赛马比赛外，还融合了巴林文化景点。

建议观众做好财务规划，考虑活动期间的门票、交通和餐饮费用。

吉隆坡，10 月 1 日讯——本周末前往雪邦观看一级方程式赛车的车迷们可能需要在预算中留出一些余地，因为在比赛的官方摊贩菜单上，一份椰浆饭和煎蛋的价格为 35 令吉。

同一份菜单上，鸡饭售价 30 马币，印尼方便面配煎蛋售价 30 马币，一份切好的水果售价 20 马币。

对于习惯于以日常价格享用这些美食的马来西亚赛马爱好者来说，这些数字可能和赛道上的赛车一样引人注目。

例如，四人点一份35令吉的椰浆饭，加上饮料和小吃，总共要花费140令吉。四份鸡饭套餐要120令吉，而四份切好的水果则要80令吉。

价格列在活动官方二维码订购链接分发的供应商菜单上。

雪邦国际赛道正准备迎接一个热闹非凡的F1周末，预计为期三天的赛事将吸引大量观众。