Arnold’s Menu
If you are looking for the arnolds menu in Singapore, this is the full picture: a short, old school fried chicken menu that has barely changed since 1984. Arnold’s is a homegrown, halal certified chain built around crispy fried chicken, spring chicken plates, and family sized boxes, with sides like spiral fries, mashed potato, and coleslaw. Prices below are reported figures from Singapore food guides, flagged as such, since no current official menu could be verified. Guides disagree on some prices, so treat every figure as a guide, not a promise, and confirm at the outlet before you order.
What is on the arnolds menu in Singapore?
The arnolds menu is small on purpose. The core is fried chicken sold by the piece, as spring chicken plates, or in boxes and combos for sharing. Around that sit a handful of sides, sauces, and drinks. There is no sprawling burger range or wrap section here, just chicken done one way and done well, which is exactly why regulars keep coming back after four decades.

The star is the spring chicken: a whole young chicken, marinated and deep fried till golden, served with coleslaw and mashed potato. Guides call it the order that can feed a small family, and the half spring plate is the solo version. Regular fried chicken pieces are the everyday pick, and fish and chips covers anyone who wants something different.
The spring chicken plate
The whole spring plate was reported at S$21.30 and the half spring plate at S$11.90 in one Singapore menu guide, while an older guide reported S$18.80 and S$10.30 for the same items. That gap shows why you should confirm prices at the counter. What guides agree on is the chicken itself: fresh, never frozen, fried to order, with crispy skin and moist meat.

What are the Arnold’s combo meals and prices?
Combo meals are how most people order at Arnold’s, since the chain is built for families and groups. The 1 person value meal pairs 2 pieces of chicken with coleslaw, mashed potato, and a regular drink. The buddy meal and the piece boxes scale the same idea up for two people or a whole table, and the FP party combo adds sides, chicken popcorn, tenders, fried buns, and drinks for a crowd.

| Combo or box | What it includes | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person Value Meal | 2 piece chicken, coleslaw, mashed potatoes, 1 regular drink | S$12.00 |
| 4 Piece Buddy Meal | 4 piece chicken, coleslaw, mashed potatoes, 2 regular drinks | S$29.80 |
| 5 Piece Box | 5 piece chicken in a box | S$20.30 |
| 9 Piece Box | 9 piece chicken in a box | S$35.40 |
| 15 Piece Box | 15 piece chicken in a box | S$57.40 |
| FP Party Combo | 9 piece chicken, 3 sides, chicken popcorn, chicken tender, 3 fried buns, 3 regular drinks | S$73.75 |
| 2 Person Combo Meal | 5 piece chicken, sides and drinks (reported by a separate guide) | S$24.80 |
| 3 Person Combo Meal | Combo for three, with drinks and sides (reported by a separate guide) | S$41.40 |
| 5 Person Combo Meal | Combo for five, with drinks and sides (reported by a separate guide) | S$63.20 |
One honest note: different guides list different combo names for what looks like the same idea, such as the 4 piece buddy meal at S$29.80 against a 2 person combo at S$24.80. Menus and prices change over time, and guides were written in different years. Use the table to plan your budget, then check the in store menu board for the current deal.
What sides and drinks does Arnold’s serve?
Sides are where Arnold’s regulars have strong opinions. The fried bun dipped in signature chicken gravy is the ritual order, and guides single it out again and again. Potato fries, coleslaw, and mashed potato are the classic trio, while criss cut fries, spiral fries, chicken popcorn, and tenders cover the snacking side of the menu. The potato platter and crispy treats are built for sharing.

| Side or drink | Notes | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Potato Fries | Premium cut potatoes, crispy outside, fluffy inside | S$4.30 |
| Coleslaw | Fresh vegetables and mayonnaise | S$4.30 |
| Mashed Potato | Creamy mash topped with chicken gravy | S$4.30 |
| Criss-Cut Fries | Seasoned cut potatoes, fried till crispy | S$4.60 |
| Spiral Fries | Seasoned spiral cut potatoes | S$4.60 |
| Onion Rings | Listed in one guide’s side order section | S$4.60 |
| Chicken Popcorn | Bite sized fried chicken pieces | S$8.00 |
| Chicken Tenders | Boneless fried chicken strips | S$8.00 |
| Potato Platter | Criss cut fries, spiral fries and chips with cheese dip | S$9.40 |
| Crispy Treats | Chicken popcorn, tenders, onion rings and spiral fries with tartar sauce | S$13.30 |
| Fried Bun | The famous bun, best dipped in gravy | S$1.00 |
| Chicken Gravy | Signature gravy made from reduced chicken stock | S$2.10 |
| Cheese Dip / Tartar Sauce | Dips for fries and chicken | S$1.40 |
| Bandung | Regular size drink | S$2.90 |
| Iced Milo / Sjora Mango Peach | Regular size drinks | S$4.10 |
| Lipton Iced Lemon Tea | Regular size drink | S$3.70 |
What should you order first at Arnold’s?
First timers should keep it simple: a 2 piece meal or the half spring plate, plus a fried bun with gravy. That order shows you everything Arnold’s is known for, crispy skin, moist meat, and that gravy dipped bun, without over ordering. If you are with family, the 5 piece box with a potato platter on the side is the easy sharing order.

My pick: the half spring plate with an extra fried bun and gravy. It is the signature chicken in a solo friendly size, and the bun and gravy combo is the part regulars talk about most.
No verified promo or discount could be found for Arnold’s at the time of writing, so do not count on a deal. Prices here are reported figures from guides, and the safest move is to check the menu board at the outlet you visit. Arnold’s main branch sits at City Plaza, 810 Geylang Road, #02-99, with outlets in Hougang, Yishun, Bedok, Jurong, and Tampines, generally opening at 11am.
Arnold’s menu FAQ
Straight answers on the arnolds menu, prices, and outlets.

What is on the arnolds menu in Singapore?
Crispy fried chicken pieces, whole and half spring chicken, fish and chips, combo and buddy meals, party boxes, sides such as spiral fries and mashed potato, plus drinks. All prices in this guide are reported figures from Singapore food guides, since no current official menu could be verified.
What is Arnold’s most famous item?
The fried chicken itself, especially the spring chicken. Guides praise the crispy skin, the moist meat, and the fried bun dipped in the signature chicken gravy.
Is Arnold’s halal in Singapore?
Yes. Arnold’s was one of the first fast food restaurants in Singapore to be certified halal, and it has kept that certification since 1984.
How much does a meal at Arnold’s cost?
A 1 person value meal was reported at S$12.00, a 2 piece meal around S$7.30 to S$9.30 in different guides, and a 5 piece box at S$20.30. Prices vary across guides and years, so confirm at the outlet.
Where is Arnold’s main outlet in Singapore?
The main branch is at City Plaza, 810 Geylang Road, #02-99, Singapore 409286, with other outlets in Hougang, Yishun, Bedok, Jurong, and Tampines.
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