How Much is Chick-fil-A in Singapore? Complete Price Guide
It finally happened: America’s most beloved chicken chain opened its first Asian restaurant in Singapore on 11 December 2025. Chick-fil-A took over the ground floor of Bugis+ (#01-19, 201 Victoria Street) — the space Pull & Bear used to occupy — and the queues have barely let up since. A second outlet followed at Millenia Walk, run by local owner-operator Deborah Ku.
The headline numbers: the Original Chicken Sandwich goes for S$6.80 à la carte or S$11.80 as a meal with waffle potato fries and a drink. Five sandwiches run from S$6.80 to S$9.50, nuggets from S$6.90, and handspun milkshakes at S$6.90. Full menu and prices below.
Below: the complete Chick-fil-A Singapore menu with 2026 prices — sandwiches, nuggets, waffle fries, sauces and drinks — plus what to know before you visit. For chicken sandwiches you can get right now elsewhere, the KFC menu covers the local fried-chicken heavyweight, while the Jollibee menu is the Filipino contender with its own cult following.
Chick-fil-A Singapore Menu: Items & Indicative Prices
Chick-fil-A’s menu is famously tight: chicken sandwiches, nuggets, waffle fries, salads and a short drinks list — no burgers, no beef, no distractions. The Singapore menu mirrors the US classics with one local twist. Prices below are the confirmed Singapore prices at opening; delivery prices may differ.
The Singapore Pop-Up Set (June 2024)
Five sandwiches, all built on whole boneless breast pressure-cooked in refined peanut oil. The Original Chick-fil-A Chicken (S$6.80 / S$11.80 meal) keeps it purist — just dill pickle chips on a toasted buttered bun. The Deluxe (S$8.00 / S$13.00) adds lettuce, tomato and cheddar; the Spicy (S$6.90 / S$11.90) and Spicy Deluxe (S$8.10 / S$13.10) bring the heat; the Grilled Chicken (S$9.50 / S$14.50) on multigrain brioche is the lighter build. Every meal comes with regular waffle potato fries and a regular soft drink.
| Set Item | Indicative Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Original Chicken Sandwich + Waffle Fries + Drink (set) | 13.50 |
| S$10 Charity Ticket (donation to Community Chest) | 10.00 |
Signature Chicken Sandwiches
Nuggets come in 8-piece (S$6.90 / S$11.90 meal) and 12-piece (S$9.60 / S$14.60 meal) — the same bite-sized, marinated, pressure-cooked nuggets that built the cult. The Waffle Potato Fries, criss-cross cut and lightly salted, are as famous as the sandwich itself. Swap your fries for mac and cheese (+S$1.70) or a side salad (+S$0.70).
| Item | Indicative Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Original Chicken Sandwich | 8.00 |
| Spicy Chicken Sandwich | 8.50 |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | 8.50 |
| Sandwich Meal (with Fries + Drink) | 13.50 |
Nuggets, Strips & Waffle Fries
The sauce lineup is half the reason people come: classic Chick-fil-A Sauce (a creamier honey mustard), Barbeque, Honey Mustard, Sweet & Spicy Sriracha and Garden Herb Ranch — plus a Spicy Chilli Sauce developed exclusively for Singapore, because the chain knows its local audience. All sauces are free, so load up.
| Item | Indicative Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Waffle Potato Fries | 4.00 |
| Chick-fil-A Nuggets (8-ct) | 8.00 |
| Chick-n-Strips (3-ct) | 8.50 |
Sauces
Drinks stay simple: iced tea (S$3.80), lemonade (S$4.50), the half-lemonade-half-tea Sunjoy (S$4.50), and handspun milkshakes in vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and cookies & cream (S$6.90 each). The Millenia Walk outlet also pours single-origin Brazilian coffee and a Frosted Lemonade (S$6.90).
| Sauce | |
|---|---|
| Chick-fil-A Sauce | Signature |
| Sweet & Spicy Sriracha | |
| Honey Mustard | |
| Garden Herb Ranch | |
| Ketchup |
Drinks & Desserts
The second Singapore outlet opened at Millenia Walk (#01-54/55/56, 9 Raffles Blvd) — smaller and neighbourhood-flavoured, with the same core menu plus the Frosted Lemonade and Brazilian coffee. More outlets are expected as the brand settles into Asia.
| Item | Indicative Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Soft Drinks / Bottled Water | 3.00 |
| Frosted Lemonade | 5.50 |
| Milkshakes | 6.00 |
Chick-fil-A Singapore: What to Know
Plan around the chain’s most famous quirk: Chick-fil-A is closed on Sundays, a tradition from founder Truett Cathy that even the Singapore stores keep. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 10am–10pm. Expect queues at Bugis+ during lunch and dinner peaks — the Millenia Walk outlet is usually calmer.
Pop-Up Recap
The Bugis+ store leans into local touches: a ceiling light fixture shaped like the Singapore map, a mural weaving Chick-fil-A sauces and nuggets into the skyline, and a long communal table inspired by the Singapore River. Peach-basket lampshades nod to Georgia, the brand’s home state.
What Makes It Different
What makes it different from every other chicken sandwich: whole breast (never formed patties), pressure-cooking in 100% refined peanut oil, and an almost obsessive consistency — the Bugis+ sandwich tastes like the one in Atlanta. The waffle fry cut maximises crispy surface area, which is exactly why it works.
Chick-fil-A Prices in Singapore
Sandwiches S$6.80–S$9.50 à la carte (S$11.80–S$14.50 as meals), nuggets S$6.90–S$9.60 à la carte (S$11.90–S$14.60 as meals), drinks S$3.80–S$4.50, milkshakes S$6.90. A filling lunch lands around S$12–S$15 per person. Prices are confirmed at opening and may be adjusted; delivery menu prices may differ.
Chick-fil-A Singapore: Tips for Your First Visit
Go on a weekday if you can — the Bugis+ lunch queue is real, and the store’s closed-on-Sundays policy compresses a week’s demand into six days. If Sunday is your only free day, the Millenia Walk outlet will not save you either; plan for Saturday instead.
Order the meal, not à la carte, unless you genuinely do not want fries: the Original sandwich meal at S$11.80 adds waffle fries and a drink for exactly S$5 more than the S$6.80 sandwich alone. And do not skip the sauces — the Singapore-exclusive Spicy Chilli Sauce is the one thing you cannot get in any other country.
First-timers should start with the Original Chicken Sandwich meal to calibrate, then come back for the Spicy Deluxe. The Grilled Chicken is the sleeper pick for anyone watching calories — same build quality, far less grease.
Chick-fil-A is on the delivery apps too, but the in-store experience is the point — waffle fries travel poorly and the sauces are half the fun. The Bugis+ store was designed for volume, with separate dine-in and takeaway counters splitting the queue, so even peak-hour waits move faster than they look. Prices on delivery apps run a little higher than the in-store menu.
Before the Bugis+ store, Singapore’s first taste of Chick-fil-A was a three-day pop-up at Esplanade Mall in June 2024 — 600 charity tickets at S$10 each, gone in 90 minutes, raising S$30,000 for Community Chest. The pop-up served a single fixed set (Original sandwich, waffle fries, drink) valued at about S$13.50. The permanent menu keeps that same set as the S$11.80 meal, now with the full sandwich lineup, free sauces and milkshakes alongside.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Chick-fil-A Singapore
Conclusion
The chick-fil-a menu singapore rollout is the real thing, not the pop-up tease of 2024: proper Bugis+ flagship, honest S$6.80–S$9.50 sandwich pricing, and a Singapore-exclusive chilli sauce that shows the chain did its homework. The S$11.80 Original meal remains the value benchmark, and the closed-on-Sundays quirk is worth planning around. For America’s most hyped chicken sandwich, Singapore finally gets the full experience — no charity ticket required.
