From Louisiana-style Popeyes and KFC's value coupons to Korean chimaek at Chir Chir and Chicken Up: here are Singapore's 8 best fried chicken spots for 2026, across Western, Korean and halal styles, with every live deal and what each one actually costs per piece. The cheapest bone-in chicken right now is Popeyes' 4pc Louisiana bucket at $10 every Wednesday, 11am to 10pm, or $2.50 a piece, now that Chicken Mania's $2.18 bucket ended on 11 October. On other days, Arnold's 15pc box works out to $3.33 a piece.
Singapore's fried chicken runs from Western fast food to Korean chimaek and old-school halal chains. Here are 8 of the best for 2026, with what each actually costs per piece.
> Quick view: cheapest bone-in chicken is Popeyes' 4pc Louisiana bucket at $10 every Wednesday, 11am to 10pm ($2.50 a piece, no end date). Chicken Mania's $2.18 bucket ended on 11 Oct. Across the eight, a piece runs $2.50 to $4.90.
The New Orleans-style heavyweight, known for Cajun-spiced bone-in chicken, buttermilk biscuits and the chicken sandwich that built a cult following. Spicy and well-seasoned rather than plain. It is also halal-certified in Singapore: the MUIS Halal Singapore mark sits in the footer of Popeyes SG's own website and on its campaign artwork.CHEAPEST BUCKET: Louisiana Chicken Wednesday, a 4pc Louisiana bucket for $10 against a usual $19.20, or $2.50 a piece, the cheapest bone-in chicken in this guide. Popeyes states in its terms that the deal has no end date. Its own offers page, re-read on 14 October, now puts the window at 11am to 10pm every Wednesday (it read 11am to 8pm in September), dine-in and takeaway only, while stocks last, with no choice of parts.OTHER STANDING DEALS: Buttermilk Tenders Monday puts a 7pc Buttermilk Tenders bucket at $10.90 (U.P. $16.80). Popeyes Week runs from the 20th to the 26th of every month: a Bucket Set at $15 (U.P. $30.60) with 4pc Signature Chicken, 3pc Buttermilk Tenders and a large drink. The POWER Mix & Match four-course combo starts at $9.50, all day, at every outlet except Changi Airport T1. These run 11am to 10pm, dine-in and takeaway, and none of them stack.ALREADY OVER: Chicken Mania round two, 5pc Signature Chicken for $10.90 ($2.18 a piece), ran from 21 September to Sunday 11 October and has ended, as has the $12 4pc Ultimate bucket (20 September).NEW THIS MONTH: a limited-time Mad Black Truffle Sour Crème range, crispy chicken and loaded fries smothered in black truffle sour cream, has been on sale since 12 October; the offers page prints no prices for it.DELIVERY: a Crispy Party Mega Sale runs on the delivery apps from 28 September to 10am on 27 October: 50% off on Grab (Classic or Spicy Signature Chicken Sandwich $5.05, U.P. $10.10; Hainanese Fragrant Rice Kick Bowl $6.25; Loaded Seaweed Nacho Cheese Fries $4.20) and 1-for-1 on foodpanda (two sandwiches for $10.10, two Kick Bowls for $12.50), while stocks last. None of it is bone-in chicken, though.SUPPER: since 7 September a Late Night Crunch menu has run 10pm to 2am daily with no published end date: a Late Night Supper Set or Mac Attack Set at $8.90, each a bowl plus a regular drink, and a $9.90 Late Night Supper Box with a D'Lite Chicken Sandwich, one piece of Signature Chicken and a drink.
Louisiana Chicken Wednesday 4pc bucket $10 (U.P. $19.20), Wed 11am-10pm, no end date; 7pc Buttermilk Tenders bucket $10.90 Mondays; $15 Bucket Set on the 20th to the 26th; POWER Mix & Match from $9.50; Grab 50% off / foodpanda 1-for-1 delivery deals till 27 Oct
The mainstream default and, crucially, halal-certified across its Singapore outlets, which makes it the reliable everyday and halal pick. Famous for Original Recipe and the Zinger burger. One thing to correct before you plan around it: Chicken Tuesday is not running. We checked KFC Singapore's own menu and Deals pages on Tuesday 18 August 2026, the day the deal would have to appear, again on 28 August and on 18 September, and there is no Chicken Tuesday listing and no 5-for-S$9.95 offer on any of them. The weekday deal KFC does run is on Monday: one app-only item at S$6.50, valid that Monday alone, and the item rotates week to week, so plan around the price rather than the dish.NEW MIDWEEK DEAL: from Wednesday 14 October, 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites puts two 6pc boxes at S$6.95 (U.P. S$13.90) every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, counter or self-ordering kiosk only, dine-in or takeaway, not on public holidays and not at the Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic and Zoo outlets. KFC has printed no end date.COUPON DECK: The September coupon deck has expired, and with it the S$26 8pc bucket (S$3.25 a piece), the S$11 3pc Chicken Meal and the S$7.50 Tender Meal. The deck, re-read on 14 October, runs to 31 December 2026 and leans on burgers and freebies rather than bone-in chicken: a S$10 Zinger Box (log in to redeem), 50% off a Zinger Meal with a DBS Chromo card, free 6pc Chicken Bites with a min. S$20 spend (app exclusive), a Chicken Ham and Egg Meal with a free Iced Milo upgrade (app exclusive), a free hash brown above S$6, a free BBQ Pockett above S$25, S$2 off S$30 and S$5 off S$50, plus an OCBC card S$4 off the 8pc Super Savers Feast on delivery and a DBS/POSB S$2 off a min. S$15 spend. Two Trust Bank Freedom card coupons run far longer: S$2 off min. S$15 and S$5 off min. S$35, both to 29 August 2027. The permanent $5 Real Deals sets run from S$5 (BBQ Tenders Burger Meal) to S$6.50 (Mac N Cheese Bowl Meal), with three S$5.50 options in between. A la carte, at our 18 September read, a piece of Original Recipe or Hot & Crispy was S$4.50, a 5pc bucket S$18.50 and an 8pc bucket S$28.30. With no bucket coupon running, that 8pc bucket at S$3.54 a piece is now KFC's cheapest bone-in chicken. The 2 Chicken Meals for S$10 bundle ran only from 21 to 23 September and is over.
1-for-1 Nanban Chicken Bites, 12pc S$6.95 Wed-Fri from 14 Oct (counter/kiosk); coupons till 31 Dec 2026: S$10 Zinger Box (login), 50% off Zinger Meal with DBS Chromo card, free 6pc Chicken Bites above S$20 (app), free hash brown above S$6, free BBQ Pockett above S$25, S$2 off S$30, S$5 off S$50, OCBC S$4 off 8pc Super Savers Feast (delivery), DBS/POSB S$2 off min. S$15; Trust Bank Freedom S$2/S$5 off till 29 Aug 2027; Monday App Deal S$6.50; $5 Real Deals from S$5
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A homegrown, fully halal-certified chain doing Asian-style crispy chicken: wings and tenders glazed in Soy Garlic or Hot & Spicy, plus rice bowls. Punchy flavours, fast-casual format, malls islandwide. A standing perk, confirmed on SAFRA's own promotions page: SAFRA members and NSmen get 10% off with a minimum S$20 spend, Monday to Friday, valid until 30 Dec 2026. Dine-in and takeaway only, not valid on delivery or third-party apps, on weekends, PH eves or public holidays, and not accepted at Changi Airport. Flash a SAFRA card / app e-Card or 11B when ordering. Its own promotions page carries three more standing deals that get almost no airtime. 4Fingers Day puts 4pc Signature Wingettes & Drumettes at S$4, every 4th of the month (not valid in April 2026), one redemption per customer per transaction; 4Fingers words the upgrade as "make it a combo for $4" with a small drink and small fries, or teriyaki rice, or 2pc cheese sticks. A S$2 student discount runs Monday to Friday 11am to 6pm on a 6pc wings, 6pc boneless bites rice box or Chicc Crisp combo, each with fries and a drink, one card per combo, excluding PH eves and public holidays. Good Deals 4 U puts S$10 combos (3pc Chicken Tenders, Boneless Chicken Bites Rice Box or BFF Burger) on selected Mondays to Thursdays, over the counter for dine-in and takeaway only, with no add-ons, upsizing or swaps and no Milo, Sjora or coffee. All of them exclude the Changi Airport outlet and none stack with each other or with the SAFRA discount, which also excludes party packs. Not a chicken deal but worth knowing if you linger: Double the Crave pairs a coffee with 3pc banana choco balls, 8pc churros or 2pc mini cakes for S$4.90, at 11 named outlets including Causeway Point, JEM, Jurong Point, NEX and Tampines 1. Its party menu has the lowest per-piece price in this guide: a Crispy Chicken Feast of 50 wingettes and drumettes for S$70.60, about S$1.41 each, or 100 for S$130.BEST FOR: a quick halal crispy-chicken fix with bold glazes, and the cheapest wings of the month on the 4th.
S$4 for 4pc wingettes & drumettes every 4th of the month; S$2 student discount Mon–Fri 11am–6pm; S$10 Good Deals 4 U combos; SAFRA/NSmen 10% off min. S$20 Mon–Fri (till 30 Dec 2026)
Valid till 30 Dec 2026
A Seoul-origin chimaek (chicken and beer) chain built for sharing, with big whole-chicken platters like the snow-cheese-topped Nest Snow and Honey Butter Chicken, in a lively sit-down setting. Pricier per portion than fast food, but the platters feed a group. Its Singapore footprint has now shrunk to a single restaurant: 313@Somerset, #B3-04/05/06 (6509 8364). Its own Facebook page lists that one address and no other, and operator K Food Holdings' ordering site states its Chir Chir bundles are available at 313@Somerset only. The separate Bugis storefront, listed there as Chir Chir + Kogane Yama, returns "Sorry, this Shop is currently closed. No stores are available", re-checked on 28 August. Three sharing bundles are live: S$45.40 for 14pc wings with spicy tteokbokki and two canned Cokes, S$77.30 for 22pc wings with four lagers, and S$88.50 for 28pc wings or tenders with tteokbokki, cheese fries and four Cokes for four people. That works out at roughly S$3.16 to S$3.51 a wing, and any of them can swap a Coke for a lager for S$6. New since our last check: you can now book a table online through the operator rather than walking in.BEST FOR: a fun group dinner with friends, K-style. Not halal-certified. The old chirchir.com.sg site no longer resolves, so the Facebook page and the K Food ordering site are the working channels.
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A Korean fried chicken specialist since 2010, known for chicken that's marinated then double-fried for an extra-crisp shell, in Yangnyum (sweet-spicy) and Ganjang (soy) glazes. A long-standing favourite for late-night Korean fried chicken + soju. Tanjong Pagar (48 Tanjong Pagar Road, +65 6327 1203) is now its only outlet (the brand's own Instagram bio lists that single address) and it runs genuinely late: daily 4.30pm to 1am, last orders midnight. Note that its old website, chicken-up.com, now just bounces visitors to a domain-parking lander, and the Instagram bio still links to it; Instagram is the working channel, and its bio was re-checked on 28 August.BEST FOR: serious Korean fried chicken cravings and group suppers. Not halal-certified.
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A global Korean fried chicken franchise, run here by Royal T Group, with halal-certified outlets (check the specific branch). Known for flavours like Freaking Hot and Snowing Cheese, with sets that work for solo or sharing. Its Singapore network has moved into the heartlands: the brand's own Instagram bio now lists six outlets (Jurong, Bedok North, Clementi, Senja, Tampines and, new by 1 October, Foch Road), and neither The Star Vista nor NEX is among them, so confirm your branch before travelling. Its link-in-bio still sends delivery orders to Deliveroo, which has exited Singapore; foodpanda is the working route. A standing perk: 10% student discount on K-Fav and K-Chicken sets, all day at all outlets, with a valid student pass. NeNe publishes no price list of its own, so here is its live foodpanda menu at the Jurong Gateway outlet, read on 28 August (delivery prices, which normally sit above the counter price): 1pc chicken S$4.80, 2pc S$9.60, 3pc S$14, a whole chicken S$34.90; tenders 6pc S$11, 12pc S$22, 20pc S$33; wings and sticks 6pc S$11.60, 12pc S$22.60, 18pc S$33.90 and a 50pc party box at S$84.90. Sides run S$2 for corn salad or pickled radish to S$9.90 for a curly fries or crispy chicken skin box, and the K-Fav bowls (sundubu jjigae, japchae, ramyeon) are S$9.90 to S$10.90.BEST FOR: Korean fried chicken with a halal option and student-friendly pricing. Note the old nenechicken.com.sg site no longer resolves; their Facebook page is the live channel.
10% student discount on K-Fav & K-Chicken Sets, all outlets (valid student pass)
The US wing chain that does one thing well: bone-in and boneless wings across a wall of signature flavours (Lemon Pepper, Louisiana Rub, Garlic Parmesan, Mango Habanero and more) with fries and dips. It is also far bigger here than most people realise: its own store locator lists 27 Singapore outlets, re-counted on 18 September, and the footprint is heartland-heavy rather than town-centred: AMK Hub, Bishan, Buangkok Square, Hougang Rivercourt, Le Quest, Limbang, Nordcom II, Sembawang, White Sands and Wisteria among them. Most run 11am to 10pm daily, but six go to 11pm (AMK Hub, Buangkok Square, Heartbeat @ Bedok, Jurong Point, Our Tampines Hub and The Woodgrove), which makes it the easiest of the eight to reach late outside town. Two open earlier at 10.30am, Jurong Point and The Clementi Mall. Correcting our August entry, three outlets have no dine-in rather than four: Bishan, Macpherson and Nordcom II. Heartbeat @ Bedok does seat you; what it has no option for is delivery, as at Tampines Mall.BEST FOR: wing lovers who want to mix-and-match flavours. Order by the combo or for a group. Not halal-certified. One real gripe: Wingstop publishes no prices anywhere on its own site, not on the menu page and not in its Wing Calculator, which we re-checked on 18 September, so you only see what it costs once you have picked an outlet and started an order.
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A nostalgic, long-running halal-certified local chain (since 1984) that locals grew up on: crispy fried chicken served with its signature whipped potato and coleslaw, in a no-frills format. Prices come straight off its own menu artwork, which is still the May 2026 sheet and was re-read in full on 28 August and again on 9 September, unchanged both times: a single piece of chicken is S$3.70, the 2-piece plate with potato fries and coleslaw S$9.30, a half spring chicken S$10.30 and the whole bird S$18.80. Chicken boxes run 5pc S$17.60 (S$3.52 a piece), 9pc S$30.70 (S$3.41) and 15pc S$49.90 (S$3.33), so the box gets cheaper the bigger you go. The combos, which no roundup lists, are the ones to look at if you want sides: a 4 Piece Meal is S$25.90 with coleslaw, mashed potato, 2 fried buns and 2 soft drinks, a 6 Piece Bundle is S$38.90 and a 10 Piece Feast is S$58.20. Sides are S$3.70 for fries, mashed potato or coleslaw, S$6.90 for chicken popcorn or tenders, S$8.10 for the potato platter and S$11.50 for the Crispy Treat; there is also fish and chips at S$11.10 and fried buns at S$0.80. Its own contact page lists eight outlets and the footprint is unusual: City Plaza in Geylang is the main branch, with Hougang Green and Yishun 10, and the remaining five sit inside community clubs (Marymount, Radin Mas, Tampines West, Ayer Rajah and FengShan). Islandwide delivery through its own online store needs a S$50 minimum plus a S$5 fee.BEST FOR: an old-school, halal, value comfort-food fix that isn't trying to be trendy.
Visit website| Brand | Style | Known for | Cheapest deal now |
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| Popeyes | Western (Louisiana) | Cajun-spiced chicken, sandwiches, biscuits | 4pc Louisiana bucket $10 every Wed 11am-10pm ($2.50/pc); $15 Bucket Set on the 20th-26th |
| KFC | Western fast food | Original Recipe, Zinger, value deals | 1-for-1 Nanban Chicken Bites, 12pc $6.95 Wed-Fri; $10 Zinger Box coupon till 31 Dec; $5 Real Deals from $5 |
| 4Fingers | Asian crispy (halal) | Soy-garlic / hot wings + rice bowls | $4 for 4pc wings every 4th; 50pc wings party feast $70.60 ($1.41/pc) |
| Chir Chir | Korean chimaek | Whole-chicken platters (Nest Snow) | $45.40 two-pax wings bundle |
| Chicken Up | Korean | Double-fried Yangnyum / Ganjang | No published standing deal |
| NeNe Chicken | Korean (halal outlets) | Freaking Hot, Snowing Cheese | 10% student discount; 1pc from $4.80 |
| Wingstop | American wings | Lemon Pepper, Louisiana Rub | No published deal or prices |
| Arnold's | Local Western (halal) | Crispy chicken + whipped potato | 15pc box $49.90 ($3.33/pc) |
Every figure below was read off the brand's own website, menu artwork or social posts, and re-checked on 14 October 2026. KFC's à la carte and bucket prices are from our 18 September read, because before 11am its site shows only the breakfast menu. Bone-in pieces unless noted.
| Deal | Price | Per piece |
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| Popeyes Louisiana Chicken Wednesday, 4pc (Wed 11am-10pm) | $10.00 | $2.50 |
| Arnold's 15pc Chicken Box | $49.90 | $3.33 |
| Arnold's 9pc Chicken Box | $30.70 | $3.41 |
| Arnold's 5pc Chicken Box | $17.60 | $3.52 |
| KFC 8pc bucket, menu price | $28.30 | $3.54 |
| Arnold's, single piece | $3.70 | $3.70 |
| KFC 5pc bucket, menu price | $18.50 | $3.70 |
| KFC Original Recipe, a la carte | $4.50 | $4.50 |
| NeNe 1pc chicken (foodpanda) | $4.80 | $4.80 |
| Popeyes Signature Chicken, usual price | $24.50 (5pc) | $4.90 |
Just ended: Popeyes' Chicken Mania round two, 5pc Signature Chicken for $10.90 ($2.18 a piece), ran to Sunday 11 October and is over. The next Popeyes window is Popeyes Week, 20 to 26 October: a $15 Bucket Set (U.P. $30.60) with 4pc Signature Chicken, 3pc Buttermilk Tenders and a large drink, 11am to 10pm.
Wings work out cheaper still, if they suit you: 4Fingers sells 4 Signature Wingettes & Drumettes for $4 on the 4th of every month (not April 2026), which is $1 a wing (the next one is Wednesday 4 November). 4Fingers words the upgrade as "make it a combo for $4" with a small drink and small fries, teriyaki rice or 2pc cheese sticks. For a crowd, its party menu lists a Crispy Chicken Feast of 50 wingettes and drumettes for $70.60, about $1.41 each. Boneless bites go lower midweek: from 14 October KFC's 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites put 12 pieces at $6.95 every Wednesday to Friday, about 58 cents a piece, counter or kiosk only.
For a whole meal rather than chicken alone, KFC's $5 Real Deals start at $5 (BBQ Tenders Burger Meal), with three $5.50 options and a $6.50 top end, and Popeyes' POWER Mix & Match four-course combo starts at $9.50, all day. KFC's cheapest weekday deal is on Monday, not Tuesday: one app-only item at $6.50, valid that Monday alone. The item rotates weekly, so watch the price rather than the dish. Its new coupon deck, live to 31 December, adds a $10 Zinger Box and 50% off a Zinger Meal on a DBS Chromo card, but no bucket coupon.
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Disclosure: Promos and halal certification are set by each brand and differ by outlet, so confirm on the official app or site before going. Prices and deals rotate frequently.
*Cover image: Popeyes Singapore's own Singapore Heartbeat campaign image, from its official site.*
There is no single winner, because the eight here are not competing at the same thing, so pick by what you actually want. For bold Cajun-spiced bone-in chicken at the lowest price, POPEYES is the answer: its 4pc Louisiana bucket is S$10 on Wednesdays, or S$2.50 a piece, with no card, app or student condition attached and no end date. For the most reliable halal everyday option, KFC is certified across every Singapore outlet, and 4FINGERS is the halal pick if you prefer Asian soy-garlic and hot glazes to Original Recipe. For Korean double-fried chicken, CHICKEN UP has specialised in it since 2010 and is the one still open past midnight, while CHIR CHIR is the sit-down chimaek platter option and NENE CHICKEN is the one with halal-certified branches. For wings by flavour rather than by the bucket, WINGSTOP has 27 outlets and the longest flavour list. And for old-school comfort food where the whipped potato and coleslaw matter as much as the chicken, ARNOLD'S has been doing it since 1984. If you want one recommendation for a first visit: Popeyes on a Wednesday for value, Chicken Up for a proper Korean fried chicken supper.
Several strong options are halal. 4FINGERS Crispy Chicken is fully halal-certified across its outlets (Asian-style soy-garlic and hot wings, plus rice bowls). ARNOLD'S Fried Chicken is a long-running halal-certified local chain (since 1984). NENE CHICKEN has halal-certified outlets (check the specific branch). POPEYES is halal-certified in Singapore too (the MUIS Halal Singapore mark sits in the footer of its own website and on its campaign posters), and so is KFC across all its Singapore outlets, which makes both reliable mainstream halal picks. The Korean chimaek chains (Chir Chir, Chicken Up) and Wingstop are the ones that are not halal-certified here. Always confirm the specific outlet's current halal status on the brand's website or the MUIS directory before dining, as certification can vary by location.
As of 14 October 2026, checked on each brand's own site and social channels: the cheapest bone-in chicken in Singapore is Popeyes' Louisiana Chicken Wednesday, a 4pc Louisiana bucket for S$10, or S$2.50 a piece, with no end date in its own terms. It runs 11am to 10pm on the Wednesday itself and is dine-in or takeaway only. Popeyes' Chicken Mania round two (5pc for S$10.90, S$2.18 a piece) ended on Sunday 11 October; the next cheap Popeyes window is Popeyes Week, 20 to 26 October, with a S$15 Bucket Set of 4pc Signature Chicken, 3pc Buttermilk Tenders and a large drink. Arnold's 15-piece box at S$49.90 works out to S$3.33 a piece, its 9-piece to S$3.41 and its 5-piece to S$3.52. KFC no longer has a bucket coupon: its S$26 8pc coupon expired on 30 September, so its cheapest bone-in is the 8pc bucket at the S$28.30 menu price, S$3.54 a piece, against S$4.50 for a single piece. For boneless bites, KFC's 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites put 12 pieces at S$6.95 every Wednesday to Friday from 14 October. Note that KFC's Chicken Tuesday, widely quoted at 5 pieces for S$9.95, is not running; the day KFC actually discounts is Monday, with a single app-only item at S$6.50 that changes from week to week. Wings are cheaper still if they suit you: 4Fingers sells 4 Signature Wingettes & Drumettes for S$4 on the 4th of every month, which is S$1 a wing, and its party menu has 50 for S$70.60. For a whole meal rather than chicken alone, KFC's $5 Real Deals start at S$5 and Popeyes' POWER Mix & Match four-course combo starts at S$9.50. Korean chimaek (Chir Chir, Chicken Up) and Wingstop are sharing formats and cost more per person, so they suit a group rather than a cheap solo lunch.
Not right now. Chicken Tuesday, 5 pieces of Original Recipe or Hot & Crispy for around S$9.95, is still quoted all over the internet, but we checked KFC Singapore's own menu and Deals pages on Tuesday 18 August 2026, the day it would have to appear, and again on 28 August and 18 September, and it is on none of them. It has historically run in windows rather than continuously, so it may return; the honest advice is to check the KFC app on the day rather than plan a Tuesday around it. What KFC does run is a different weekday: a Monday App Deal, one item at S$6.50 that rotates weekly, Mondays only, through the app. The S$26 8-piece bucket coupon expired on 30 September, so for bone-in chicken the cheapest KFC route is now the 8pc bucket at its S$28.30 menu price. The coupon deck, re-checked on 14 October, runs to 31 December 2026: a S$10 Zinger Box (log in to redeem), 50% off a Zinger Meal with a DBS Chromo card, free 6pc Chicken Bites above S$20 (app), a free hash brown above S$6, a free BBQ Pockett above S$25, S$2 off S$30 and S$5 off S$50. If you hold a Trust Bank Freedom card, S$2 off min. S$15 and S$5 off min. S$35 run all the way to 29 August 2027.
Singapore has a strong Korean chimaek (chicken + beer) scene. CHIR CHIR is a Seoul-origin chain built for sharing, famous for whole-chicken platters like the snow-cheese Nest Snow and Honey Butter Chicken in a lively sit-down setting. CHICKEN UP has specialised in double-fried chicken since 2010, with Yangnyum (sweet-spicy) and Ganjang (soy) glazes that suit late-night suppers with soju. NENE CHICKEN is a global franchise with a wide flavour range (Freaking Hot, Snowing Cheese) and, importantly, halal-certified outlets, so it's the pick if you want Korean-style fried chicken that's halal (confirm your specific branch). All three are portioned for sharing, so they suit a group rather than a cheap solo meal.
Fried chicken is a classic Singapore supper, but hours vary by outlet so always check the specific branch. Korean chimaek spots like CHIR CHIR and CHICKEN UP are built for late-night eating, pairing platters with beer or soju. CHICKEN UP's Tanjong Pagar shop, now its only one, runs 4.30pm to 1am daily with last orders at midnight, which makes it the most reliable late option here; CHIR CHIR has moved to a single 313@Somerset outlet, so check its hours before making the trip. Among the fast-food chains, POPEYES now runs a Late Night Crunch supper menu from 10pm to 2am daily, with sets from S$8.90 at the outlets that open late, while KFC has 24-hour or late-night branches at selected locations. For wings, WINGSTOP outlets in malls close earlier with mall hours. As opening times change and some outlets are seasonal, confirm on the brand's app, Google Maps or the outlet's page before heading out for a late meal.
There is no permanent all-you-can-eat KFC outlet in Singapore. What KFC Singapore has done instead is run a limited-run Unlimited Chicken Feast, a timed free-flow fried chicken buffet (roughly 90 minutes a session, with sides and a sauce station), at a small handful of outlets, held over a few days around International Fried Chicken Day in early July. It sells out fast and the outlet list and price change each time it returns, so treat any figure you see online as historical and check KFC Singapore's app and social channels for the current announcement. The next one is the Gen B Buffet at KFC *SCAPE on Friday 16 October 2026: unlimited O.R. Tenders, Hot & Crispy Chicken Bites, Whipped Potato and fountain drinks for S$25.95, in 90-minute sessions at 5pm and 7pm, with tickets sold only on KFC's online merch store. Outside those pop-ups, the closest thing to unlimited fried chicken is a Korean chimaek platter at CHIR CHIR (its 28pc four-pax bundle is S$88.50) or CHICKEN UP, or a hotel buffet with a fried chicken station. For everyday value, KFC's own $5 Real Deals sets and its S$10 Zinger Box coupon (to 31 December) are the cheaper play, and remember that Chicken Tuesday is not running.
