The biggest fast-food and café chains in Singapore run app-exclusive promos that most people don't know about. We checked the live deals and prices from Starbucks, McDonald's, Coffee Bean, KFC, Burger King and Subway, then worked out which apps are actually worth the space on your phone.
Singapore's biggest F&B chains price their apps well below the counter, and most customers still pay full.
> Quick view: Burger King discounts hardest (DK8: 6pc Nuggets plus medium Onion Rings, S$5 against S$12.05, till 3 Jan 2027). KFC's Chicken Tuesday is back at 5pc for S$10.95 until 10 Nov. Cheapest full meal is S$5, at KFC and McDonald's alike. Catch: almost every deal is walk-in only, never delivery.
Which fast food app is actually worth downloading?
If you only have room for one or two, the answer depends on how you eat rather than which chain discounts hardest.
| App | Best for | Headline deal right now | The catch |
|---|
| Burger King | Deepest single-order discount | DK8: 6pc Nuggets + Onion Rings (M) at S$5 (U.P. S$12.05) | Kiosk coupons, so no Changi Airport outlets, delivery or drive-through |
| McDonald's | A dependable everyday lunch | McSaver Meals from S$5 after breakfast hours, plus a new Chilli Lime range; Breakfast Wrap McSaver Meal at S$6.50 | Not at Lido, Gardens by the Bay or Changi Airport (Jewel, T2, T3), and never on delivery |
| KFC | Cheapest weekday lunch, plus a drive-thru freebie | Chicken Tuesday 5pc for S$10.95 on Tuesdays till 10 Nov; Real Deals from S$5 (BBQ Tenders Burger Meal); free treat on a min. S$8 drive-thru spend with the Drive-Thru Club decal | Real Deals weekdays from 11am only; both deals skip Sentosa and the Zoo |
| Subway | A full meal that is not fried chicken | Everyday Value Meal at S$6.80, with sub, cookie and drink | Dearer than the S$5 full meals at KFC and McDonald's, only five subs, limited time |
| Starbucks | A long-run coffee habit | 60 Stars for a free Tall/Grande handcrafted drink | Only earns properly if you pay with a registered Starbucks Card |
| Coffee Bean | Steady percentage back on coffee | 5 Bean Points per S$1, worth roughly 5% back | Points come back as store credit, not cash |
The honest verdict: Burger King and McDonald's are the two that earn their home-screen space. BK wins on the size of the discount, McDonald's on how often you can actually use it. Starbucks and Coffee Bean only pay off if you are already a several-times-a-week regular, and both are loyalty programmes rather than discount apps, so treat them as slow accumulation instead of an instant saving.
How the six apps are rated in Singapore
Discounts are only half the story. An app you cannot log into is worth nothing, and these ratings come straight from Apple's own Singapore App Store listings as at 17 October 2026.
| App | Rating | Number of ratings |
|---|
| KFC Singapore | 4.5 | 52,472 |
| BurgerKing SG | 3.5 | 22 |
| McDonald's | 2.1 | 3,795 |
| Subway Singapore | 2.0 | 24 |
| Starbucks Singapore | 1.7 | 381 |
| CoffeeBean SG Rewards | 1.5 | 212 |
KFC has the only app Singapore users actually rate well, and it has the review volume behind it. BurgerKing SG launched on 5 January 2026 and has far too few ratings to read anything into yet. The rest sit near the bottom of the scale, largely on login and stored-value complaints, which is worth knowing before you park money on a Starbucks Card or a Coffee Bean e-card.
How we checked
Every price, code and date above was re-read off the brand's own channel on 17 October 2026: bkcoupons.sg for the DK1 to DK20 coupon set; McDonald's homepage, McSaver and Breakfast McSaver pages and its help centre for the McSaver prices and outlet exclusions; the MyM Rewards page for challenge windows; KFC's own What's New feed, live menu and coupon page for Chicken Tuesday, the Real Deals terms, the Monday App Deal, the coupons, the Drive-Thru Club and the breakfast outlet list; Subway Singapore's Everyday Value Meal page for the S$6.80 line-up; the Starbucks Singapore rewards page for the Star ladder; and Apple's Singapore App Store for the ratings. Where a brand publishes a deal only inside its app, or prints no price (as with the new Chilli Lime McSaver Meals), we say so rather than guessing at the price.
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