McDonald’s Singapore: Menu, Prices, Outlets & Review
It needs no introduction, yet it reinvents itself constantly. McDonald's Singapore pairs the global icons — the Big Mac (~S$7.25), the Filet-O-Fish, the endlessly dunkable McNuggets — with local legends you can't get anywhere else: the McSpicy, born here in 1999, plus rotating creations like the Buttermilk Crispy Chicken and McCrispy that keep the menu feeling fresh year after year. With 130+ outlets, 24-hour drive-thrus and a halal-certified kitchen, it is also the most accessible restaurant in the country.
The Big Mac vs Whopper debate never dies, and the Burger King menu remains McDonald’s sparring partner-in-chief — though McDonald’s wins on outlet count and breakfast variety alone. For diners who want their fast food with a Japanese accent and rice-bun novelty, the MOS Burger menu offers the alternative universe.
This guide maps the McDonald’s Singapore menu with approximate prices: beef and chicken burgers, McNuggets and McWings, breakfast, sides, desserts, family bundles, and the money-saving FAQs regulars swear by.
McDonald’s Singapore Menu: Burgers & Prices
The Singapore menu runs deeper than the American original — more chicken, more spice, more limited-time locals-only items. Burgers come à la carte or as Extra Value Meals with fries and a drink, and the McDonald’s app is essentially a coupon machine for anyone who checks it before ordering.
Beef Burgers
The Big Mac (~S$7.25, meal ~S$10.45–S$10.95) is the global flagship; the Quarter Pounder with Cheese (~S$7.30–S$8.80) and Double Quarter Pounder (~S$8.90–S$10.65) serve the serious-beef crowd. The Cheeseburger (~S$3.90) and Hamburger (~S$3.00) hold the budget line, while the Double Cheeseburger (~S$5.55) is arguably the best value beef on the menu. The McDonald’s app periodically discounts the Big Mac meal below S$8 — the flagship is also the most-promoted burger on the board.
| Burger | Price (S$) (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Hamburger | 3.00 |
| Cheeseburger | 3.90 |
| Double Cheeseburger | 5.55 |
| Triple Cheeseburger | 9.55 |
| Big Mac | 7.25 |
| Big Mac Meal | 10.95 |
| Quarter Pounder with Cheese | 7.30 |
| Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese | 8.90 |
Chicken Burgers & McCrispy
The McSpicy (~S$7.25, double ~S$8.80) is Singapore’s homegrown hero — a fiery marinated thigh patty with cult status. The Buttermilk Crispy Chicken (~S$8.80), Chicken McCrispy 2pc (~S$7.60), and McChicken (~S$5.25) cover every crunch preference, while the Filet-O-Fish (~S$6.05, double ~S$8.00) quietly outsells most burgers.
McSpicy vs McCrispy: What's the Difference?
The McSpicy is the 1999 original — marinated thigh patty, fiery, cult status, with Double and Cheese variants. The McCrispy is the newer non-spicy challenger: crispy whole-muscle thigh in a glazed potato bun, in Salt & Pepper or Spicy versions (2pc ~S$6.60, 6pc ~S$18.30). Spice lovers stay loyal to the McSpicy; crunch lovers have migrated to the McCrispy. The menu keeps both because Singapore refuses to choose.
| Item | Price (S$) (approx.) |
|---|---|
| McChicken | 5.25 |
| Filet-O-Fish | 6.05 |
| Double Filet-O-Fish | 8.00 |
| McSpicy | 7.25 |
| Double McSpicy | 8.80 |
| Chicken McCrispy (2pc) | 7.60 |
| Chicken McCrispy (6pc) | 19.30 |
| Buttermilk Crispy Chicken | 8.80 |
| Grilled Chicken McWrap | 6.85 |
McNuggets, McWings & Sharing
Chicken McNuggets: 6pc ~S$6.15, 9pc ~S$6.95, 20pc ~S$13.85 — the 20-piece box is the sharing math that works. McWings run ~S$3.35 for 2pc and ~S$6.35 for 4pc, and the Happy Sharing Box (12pc nuggets + 8pc wings, ~S$17.20) is built for groups. Spicy nuggets (~S$7.00 for 9pc) rotate through periodically.
Limited-Time Items
The rotating specials are half the fun: Sweet BBQ McSpicy variants (with chicken bacon or egg & cheese, ~S$9.15 meal), Spicy Chicken McNuggets, and promo pricing like the 20pc McNuggets at S$9.90 (late September 2026, while stocks last). The 1-for-1 McSpicy afternoons (2–5pm on promo days) are the ones regulars set alarms for. Check the app — the specials board changes monthly.
| Item | Price (S$) (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Chicken McNuggets (6pc) | 6.15 |
| Chicken McNuggets (9pc) | 6.95 |
| Chicken McNuggets (20pc) | 13.85 |
| McWings (2pc) | 3.35 |
| McWings (4pc) | 6.35 |
| Happy Sharing Box (12pc nuggets + 8pc wings) | 17.20 |
| Happy Meal | 5.45 |
| Family Meal | 21.20 |
Breakfast Menu
Served until 11am weekdays (12pm weekends). The Big Breakfast, Breakfast Deluxe and Sausage McMuffin with Egg meals anchor the morning lineup, with à la carte muffins and hash browns for lighter starts. Breakfast Extra Value Meals are consistently among the cheapest full meals McDonald’s sells — the app’s morning deals make them cheaper still.
| Item | Price (S$) (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Sausage McMuffin (a la carte) | 4.50 |
| Sausage McMuffin with Egg Meal | 7.50 |
| Big Breakfast | 8.50 |
| Breakfast Deluxe | 9.50 |
| Hash Browns | 2.50 |
| Hotcakes | 5.00 |
McDonald’s Sides, Desserts & Family Meals
Fries: S ~S$2.60, M ~S$4.15, L ~S$4.45 — the upsize math almost always favours going large. Desserts are famously cheap: Vanilla Cone ~S$1.00, Sundae ~S$2.20, McFlurry Oreo ~S$3.25, Apple Pie ~S$2.10. Family Meals (~S$21.20) bundle burgers, nuggets and sides for groups, and Happy Meals (~S$5.45) remain the kids’ default.
Sides & Desserts
Small Fries ~S$2.60, Medium ~S$4.15, Large ~S$4.45; Apple Pie ~S$2.10, Corn Cup ~S$2.10. On the sweet side: Vanilla Cone ~S$1.00, ChocoCone ~S$1.20, Hot Fudge Sundae ~S$2.20, McFlurry Oreo ~S$3.25 — dessert for the price of a kopi. The dessert kiosk pricing — cone S$1, sundae S$2.20 — hasn't moved in years, a quiet miracle.
McDonald's Desserts: The $1 Menu
The dessert kiosk is Singapore's cheapest sweet tooth fix: Vanilla Cone S$1.00, ChocoCone S$1.20, Hot Fudge or Strawberry Sundae S$2.20, McFlurry Oreo S$3.25 (Strawberry Shortcake and Mudpie ~S$3.65 when they rotate in). The Apple Pie (~S$2.10) and the seasonal Choco Brownie Pie cover the warm options. Nothing on the dessert board crosses S$4 — a deliberate price anchor that keeps McDonald's the default after-dinner stop for families. The McFlurry spoon doubles as the spindle; regulars know.
| Item | Price (S$) (approx.) |
|---|---|
| French Fries (S) | 2.60 |
| French Fries (M) | 4.15 |
| French Fries (L) | 4.45 |
| Apple Pie | 2.10 |
| Corn Cup | 2.10 |
| Vanilla Cone | 1.00 |
| ChocoCone | 1.20 |
| Hot Fudge Sundae | 2.20 |
| McFlurry Oreo | 3.25 |
McDonald’s Prices in Singapore
A burger meal typically costs S$8–S$13, a solo burger S$3–S$8.80, and a full family spread S$21+. McDonald's remains the price leader among the big three burger chains — the S$1 cone and S$3 hamburger are loss-leader legends. Prices are approximate, vary by outlet (delivery-platform listings run higher), and the app's deals can shave 20–30% off. The S$1 Vanilla Cone and S$3 hamburger remain the cheapest branded calories in Singapore — a deliberate price anchor no competitor matches.
McDonald's Outlets in Singapore
130+ outlets islandwide, from 24-hour drive-thrus (Ang Mo Kio, Bedok North) to mall staples like Bishan Junction 8 and Bugis Junction. Most open 6am–midnight; the 24-hour branches blur the breakfast/lunch line at the edges. McDelivery covers nearly all of them — if there's a McDonald's within delivery range, it's probably open.
Frequently Asked Questions About McDonald’s Singapore
Conclusion
McDonald’s Singapore wins on ubiquity and price discipline: McSpicy meals from ~S$7.95, the S$1 cone, halal certification across 130+ outlets, and an app that routinely beats the menu board (1-for-1 McSpicy, S$9.90 20pc McNuggets). Order the McSpicy, upsize the fries, check the app first. It needs no introduction — but the deals deserve your attention.
