Cheapest Fast Food Deals in Singapore Today: KFC, McDonald's & BK Promotions (October 2026)

KFC has retired its old online-only deal menu and replaced it with a standing $5 Real Deals range, and right now it is the best-value chain lunch in Singapore. Five sets sit in it: the $5 BBQ Tenders Burger Meal, the $5.50 Cheesy Tenders Twister Meal, the $5.50 Famous Bowl Meal, the $5.50 Curry Macaroni Bowl Set and the $6.50 Mac 'N Cheese Bowl Meal, and each one includes a regular side and a drink, so $5 buys a complete meal rather than a burger on its own. Against the standing menu that is a genuine cut: an Original Recipe Burger Meal is $8.35 and a Zinger Meal $8.35, so the $5 deal lands around 40% below a comparable set.The catches are the important part, and they are the reverse of what KFC's deals used to demand. These are weekday deals only, Monday to Friday, after 11am, and explicitly not on weekends or public holidays. They are also dine-in and takeaway only: KFC states they are not available on KFC Delivery, GrabFood, foodpanda or Deliveroo. KFC Sentosa, Singapore Zoo and Jewel Changi Airport are excluded.KFC still runs a Monday App Deal every week: on Monday 19 October it was a $6.50 Zinger Meal, against $8.35 on the standing menu, after a 6pc Crispy Chicken Bites Meal at $6.50 earlier in the month. The item rotates week to week, so open the app or kfc.com.sg on the day rather than assuming last week's. Breakfast is cheaper again, and better value than it first looks: KFC's A.M. Twister Grab and Go is $3.95 on weekdays and its default drink is a black coffee, so that is a hot drink plus a filled tortilla for under $4. OR Porridge is $4.35. KFC's breakfast Limited Time Offers also take 25% off several a la carte items, such as an American Twister at $3.79 and an Original Riser With Egg at $4.46, with no end date published. The $1 breakfast coffee it listed on 3 October is no longer on that menu as of 21 October, so a breakfast coffee is back to $3.45.KFC also runs a standing coupon wall at kfc.com.sg/Coupon/Promotion that most people never open, and unlike the $5 Real Deals it is available every day, weekends included. The September batch expired on 30 September, and the October wall is shorter but runs longer, with most codes now dated 31 December 2026. The headline is a $10 Zinger Box (usual price $11.55): a Zinger burger, a piece of chicken, fries, mashed potato and a Coke, dine-in or takeaway, every day, though you must be signed in to redeem it. Spend-based codes sit alongside it: a free Hash Brown above $6, a free BBQ Pockett (usual price $7.60) above $25, and $2 off $30 or $5 off $50. Two codes are badged app-exclusive: free 6pc Chicken Bites (usual price $6.40) above $20, and a free Iced Milo upgrade on the new Chicken Ham and Egg Twister Meal. Card codes round it off: OCBC cards take $4 off the 8pc Super Savers Feast on delivery, DBS or POSB cards take $2 off a minimum $15 spend, and a DBS Chromo card code gives 50% off a Zinger Meal, all to 31 December 2026, while two Trust Bank Freedom card codes, $2 off $15 and $5 off $35, run to 29 August 2027. A newer Trust card code takes $2 off the Louisiana Surf N' Turf Platter Box from 21 October to 24 November, for the first 5,000 redemptions, dine-in or takeaway.MIDWEEK DEAL: since 14 October KFC has filled the old Wednesday-to-Friday gap with 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites: two 6pc boxes for $6.95 (U.P. $13.90), every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ordered at the counter or self-order kiosk for dine-in or takeaway, not on public holidays and not at Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic or the Zoo. KFC lists it under Limited Time Offers with no end date. The same section also shows 25% off a Famous Bowl ($3.75). KFC's 1-for-1 Nanban deal →NEW AND GONE: the limited-time Louisiana Surf N' Turf Kentaco (Hot & Crispy fillet, ebi prawn, slaw and a seafood Cajun sauce, no bun) is KFC's new launch, while the Nanban Zinger burger is no longer on the online menu. The Curry Macaroni Bowl survives on the standing menu at $7.50 a la carte and $8.50 as a meal. And Chicken Tuesday, the 5-for-$9.95 deal people still search for, last ran in April 2026 and is still not on. KFC's current promos →

BK's play is coupon-stacking, and a new wall went up on 1 October 2026: codes DK1 to DK20, valid till 3 January 2027, replacing the DL set that expired on 4 October. Drinks start at $2 with DK5, which covers a SJORA, a Hot Chocolate, an Iced or Hot Americano or a Cappuccino against a $5 menu price, the deepest cut on the sheet at up to 60%. For food, DK8 gets 6pc BK Nuggets plus medium Onion Rings for $5 instead of $12.05 (59% off), DK7 gets two regular Cheesy Fries for $5, DK9 gets 4pc Mexican Drumlets with a small Iced Milo for $5.90, DK10 gets two 9pc Nuggets boxes for $9 against $17.30 if you're feeding a group, and DK11 gets any two of the Cheeseburger or Fish Burger for $6.50 against $12.50. Redemption is a kiosk job: pick your coupon, tap "Use Coupon" at the self-service kiosk, key in the code, and check the final price before paying. Only DK5, DK6 and DK10 are marked available all day, and the breakfast codes DK1 to DK4 (from $4) work during breakfast hours only. Changi Airport outlets, the drive-through counter and BK Delivery are excluded. All BK coupon codes →

McDonald's answer to KFC's $5 range is McSaver™, and it is the part of the menu most people walk straight past. McSaver meals start at $5 and cover familiar mains rather than off-menu oddities. In October the range was relaunched as Chilli Lime McSaver Meals: the McChicken, Filet-O-Fish and beef burgers with a chilli lime sauce, each as a single or a double. McDonald's no longer prints prices on its McSaver page; its help centre still lists the McChicken Meal at $5, the Filet-O-Fish Meal at $5.50 and the Smoky Beef Meal at $6, so check the kiosk for the Chilli Lime and double prices. The promotional price runs after breakfast hours and while stocks last, it is not available via delivery, and Lido, Gardens by the Bay and Changi Airport (Jewel, T2 and T3) are excluded.Mornings have their own version, and it is the best-value seven-day breakfast on this list. The Breakfast McSaver™ Meal puts a McMuffin, a Hash Brown or Corn Cup and a McCafé Premium Roast Coffee or tea together from $5, a full breakfast with a hot drink for less than most chains charge for the drink alone. It runs during breakfast hours at selected restaurants, the price varies with your choice of drink, and like the main range it is not available on McDelivery or other delivery platforms. Mobile Order lets you tap and collect rather than queue.Beyond the standing menu, the pattern matters more than any single voucher: the deeper app discounts arrive in the Pre-Payday run, which lands around the 20th to the 25th of each month, so that is the week to actually open the app. App vouchers are typically one redemption per customer, cannot be combined with other promotions, allow no customisations, and carry a minimum spend on McDelivery.Two things have ended since our last update. The $6.50 McSpicy Meal ran 13–19 August only and is done. And the McDonald's x Old Chang Kee curry burgers are off the menu: mcdonalds.com.sg/curryburgers now returns a 404, and no curry burger appears on the full menu, only the Curry Sauce dip. Every McDonald's app deal →

The best-value breakfast on this list is also the easiest to diarise: GYG drops its Brekkie Burrito to $3 (U.P. $7) on the 3rd of every month, across 20 participating Singapore restaurants, after Pasir Ris Mall joined the list on 17 September, so the next run day is Tuesday 3 November. It became a standing monthly fixture on 3 July 2026 rather than a one-off. It is a proper egg-and-fillings burrito at kopi money: scrambled eggs, a hash brown and your choice of bacon, chorizo, sauteed vegetables with guacamole or pulled shiitake, wrapped in a warm tortilla. Extra fillings and sides cost more.Buy it over the counter or through the GYG app, but note the app cap: each GOMEX member is limited to one single $3 burrito and one $6 combo of two, which totals three burritos across two transactions on the day. Over the counter you can buy more, subject to availability. Three catches worth knowing: it only runs during that restaurant's own breakfast hours on the day, and those open anywhere from 7am to 8am depending on the outlet, it is not applicable for delivery, and it is not valid at ION Orchard, Our Tampines Hub, Jewel Changi Airport, Hillion Mall or Suntec City. Suntec now serves breakfast daily from 8am to 10.30am but is still off the list. Pasir Ris Mall came off that exclusion list on 17 September, with a catch of its own: it serves breakfast only on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, so it will not take part on 3 November (a Tuesday).GYG also runs the one genuine Sunday deal among the chains: Kids Dine Free Sundays, where adding any eligible regular Main plus a Kids Meal to your cart discounts the Kids Meal to free, no code needed. It is GYG app only, one redemption per GOMEX member, for kids up to 12, available at all Singapore restaurants. Single Tacos, the $3 Taco and the Cheese Quesadilla don't count as qualifying Mains, and it can't be combined with Make it a Meal or other bundles.NEW FILLING: from 20 October GYG's limited-time Cheesy Kimchi Beef filling, made with homegrown JIN Kimchi, is available at every Singapore restaurant with no extra $1 filling charge. The Race Season app deal ($5 off two regular mains, 7 to 9 October) has ended.

If you're chasing caffeine rather than a cafe, the fast-food chains win on price, and the floor is a coupon code. KFC's $1 breakfast coffee, seen on 3 October, had left its menu by 21 October, so Burger King's $2 coupon DK5 is now the cheapest cup: it covers a SJORA, a Hot Chocolate, an Iced or Hot Americano or a Cappuccino against a $5 menu price, all day, until 3 January 2027. You key the code in at the kiosk, so it costs nothing but the walk. On the standing menu with no coupon at all, KFC is the floor: Black or White Coffee at $3.45, a Cappuccino or Latte at $4.45, a Mocha at $4.70 and a Hot Milo at $3.70, with no app, voucher or minimum spend needed.For a coffee and something to eat, KFC now wins on weekdays: the $3.95 A.M. Twister Grab and Go takes a black coffee as its default drink, so a hot cup and a filled tortilla come in under $4. McDonald's Breakfast McSaver from $5 is the seven-day equivalent, bundling a McMuffin, a hash brown or corn cup and a McCafé Premium Roast Coffee or tea, and it is still less than most chains charge for a single handcrafted drink.Worth doing the maths before you order à la carte: KFC's $5 Real Deals meals already include a drink on weekdays, so a $5 meal often costs less than a coffee plus a snack bought separately. For Starbucks, outright price cuts are rare, and the lever worth pulling is the Rewards programme and its periodic member-only drink offers rather than the menu board. Starbucks rewards & promo guide →