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Nasi briyani (mutton) — Calories & Nutrition Facts

Singapore hawker food nutrition · HPB Singapore food composition database

✅ HPB Singapore data

📏 All values shown per 100g serving. A typical hawker portion may vary. Log your exact portion on NutriKaki for a precise count.

Nasi briyani (mutton) has 181 calories per 100g, with 6.72g protein, 19.8g carbs, and 8.3g fat — from HPB Singapore data.

⚠️ Not the same number: the 181 kcal above is per 100g. A full HPB-recorded plate of Nasi briyani (mutton) weighs 724g, which works out to approximately 1211 kcal total (this factors in HPB's edible-portion percentage, not just raw weight, so it isn't a simple per-100g × weight calculation) — don't combine the per-100g figure with the whole-plate figure, they measure different serving sizes.

🔬 Where these numbers come from — about the HPB Singapore data.

181
Calories (kcal)
6.72g
Protein
19.8g
Carbs
8.3g
Total Fat
460mg
Sodium
0.65g
Sugar

About Nasi briyani (mutton)

Nasi briyani (mutton) is a Singapore hawker food item with 181 kcal per 100g. Nutritional data is sourced from the HPB Singapore food composition database, used under licence. Use NutriKaki to log your exact portion size and track your daily calorie, protein, carb, fat, sodium and sugar targets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in Nasi briyani (mutton)?
Nasi briyani (mutton) contains 181 calories per 100g based on HPB Singapore food composition data. Track your exact portion on NutriKaki for a personalised calorie count.
How much protein is in Nasi briyani (mutton)?
Nasi briyani (mutton) contains 6.72g of protein per 100g. It is a moderate source of protein. Good as part of a balanced hawker meal.
Is Nasi briyani (mutton) high in sodium?
Nasi briyani (mutton) contains 460mg of sodium per 100g. It is moderately high in sodium. Consider sharing a portion or reducing the broth to manage your sodium intake. Log it on NutriKaki to track your daily sodium total alongside all your other hawker meals.
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