KFC Singapore has brought back its Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites as a midweek 1-for-1. From Wednesday 14 October 2026, two 6-piece boxes cost $6.95 every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
> Quick view: 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites · 12 pieces for $6.95 (U.P. $13.90) · Wed, Thu and Fri from 14 Oct 2026 · counter or kiosk, dine-in or takeaway · not on public holidays, not at Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic or Zoo
Photo: KFC Singapore official (1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites campaign artwork).
The offer
| Price | |
|---|---|
| 1 box Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites (6 pcs), usual price | $6.95 |
| 2 boxes (12 pcs) on the 1-for-1 | $6.95 |
| Per piece on the deal | about $0.58 |
KFC's own online menu lists it under Limited Time Offers as "1-FOR-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites (6 pcs) (U.P. $13.90)" at $6.95. The bites are crispy chicken pieces in a sweet-savoury Nanban glaze, topped with egg tartar sauce and spring onion. They first appeared in KFC's Pokémon menu from August to September.
For comparison, KFC's regular Crispy Chicken Bites (6 pcs Meal) is $7.80 on the same menu, so the 1-for-1 gets you twice the bites for less than that meal.
Days left this month
| Week | Deal days |
|---|---|
| This week | Wed 14, Thu 15, Fri 16 Oct |
| Next week | Wed 21, Thu 22, Fri 23 Oct |
| Week after | Wed 28, Thu 29, Fri 30 Oct |
KFC has not given an end date, so the deal may carry on into November. We will update this page if KFC announces one.
The fine print
- Wednesday to Friday only. It does not run on Monday, Tuesday or weekends.
- Not on public holidays. If the deal is still running on Friday 25 December 2026 (Christmas Day), it will not apply that day.
- Counter or kiosk only. KFC's announcement names over-the-counter and self-ordering kiosk orders, for dine-in or takeaway. Delivery is not mentioned.
- Three outlets excluded: Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic and Singapore Zoo.
- While stocks last. Availability can vary by outlet, and KFC can end the deal without notice.
Tips
- Go earlier in the day. A $6.95 sharing deal tends to sell out at busy outlets first, especially near schools and offices at lunch.
- Add a dip. KFC's new Seoul Spicy and Chipotle Honey Mustard dips are $0.95 each if you want something other than the tartar sauce.
- Monday is a different deal. KFC's app runs separate Monday deals. On Monday 19 October it is a $6.50 Zinger Meal, app only.
- Fridays have the Gen B Buffet too. On Friday 16 October only, KFC *SCAPE runs a 90-minute unlimited boneless buffet. See the link below.
