Arnold’s Kids Menu
Here is the honest answer about the arnolds kids menu: there is no separate one. No dedicated kids menu, kids meal, or toy set could be found in any Singapore guide or listing for Arnold’s. That does not mean kids eat badly here, though. Arnold’s is a family favourite precisely because its regular menu has boneless tenders, popcorn chicken, fries, and buns that small eaters love. This guide gives you a family ordering plan built from real menu items, with reported prices, instead of inventing a kids menu that does not exist.
Does Arnold’s have a kids menu?
No. We checked Singapore food guides, menu listings, and outlet pages, and none of them lists a kids section, a kids meal, or a child sized set at Arnold’s. The menu is one list for everyone: fried chicken, spring chicken, combos, sides, and drinks. Families simply order from that list and split it, which is how Arnold’s has worked for family gatherings since 1984.
The good news is that the regular menu is already kid friendly in the ways that matter. The chicken is halal certified, the tenders and popcorn are boneless, the flavours are mild rather than spicy, and the fried bun is the kind of simple side kids actually want. You do not need a special menu to feed kids well here, just the right picks.
What is the best arnolds kids menu order for kids?
Start with chicken tenders at a reported S$8.00 or chicken popcorn at S$8.00. Both are boneless, so there is no bone to work around, and both are mild, crispy, and easy to eat by hand. Add potato fries at a reported S$4.30 and a fried bun at S$1.00, and you have a complete kid sized meal for around S$13 to S$14 reported, before a drink.
| Kid friendly pick | Why kids like it | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Tenders | Boneless strips, mild, easy to dip and eat | S$8.00 |
| Chicken Popcorn | Bite sized pieces, fun to share, no bones | S$8.00 |
| Potato Fries | Classic fries, crispy outside, fluffy inside | S$4.30 |
| Spiral Fries | Fun shape, same mild flavour as regular fries | S$4.60 |
| Fried Bun | Soft, sweet bun, great dipped in gravy | S$1.00 |
| Coleslaw | Cool, mild side for kids who like salads | S$4.30 |
| Mashed Potato | Soft, creamy, easy for younger kids | S$4.30 |
| Iced Milo (Regular) | Familiar kids drink | S$4.10 |
| Sjora Mango Peach (Regular) | Fruity drink option | S$4.10 |
| Bandung (Regular) | Cheapest drink on the reported menu | S$2.90 |
The simple kid sized meal
One order of tenders, one fries, one fried bun, and an iced Milo comes to a reported S$17.40. That is a full meal with a drink, built only from regular menu items, and it is easy to scale: add a second tenders order for a hungry kid, or swap fries for mashed potato for a younger child.
How should a family order at Arnold’s?
For a family of four, order a 5 piece box at a reported S$20.30 or a 2 person combo meal at a reported S$24.80, then add tenders or popcorn for the kids and a potato platter at S$9.40 for the table. Adults take the bone in pieces and the spring chicken if you order it, kids take the boneless items, and everyone shares fries, buns, and gravy. That split is how most families already eat at Arnold’s.
| Family plan | What to order | Reported cost |
|---|---|---|
| 2 adults + 1 kid | 5 piece box + 1 tenders + 1 fries + 2 buns | S$34.60 |
| 2 adults + 2 kids | 2 person combo meal + 2 tenders + 1 potato platter | S$50.20 |
| Big family gathering | FP party combo + extra tenders and buns | S$73.75 + extras |
These totals are simple sums of reported guide prices, not official set prices, so treat them as planning figures. The in store menu board is the final word, and prices may have changed since the guides were written.
What should kids avoid at Arnold’s?
Most of the menu is mild, but a few things suit adults better. Bone in chicken pieces can be tricky for younger kids, so stick to tenders and popcorn for them. Spicy dips and chilli packets are adult territory, and the big party boxes are too much food for small appetites unless the whole family is sharing. Stick to the boneless picks, and let kids try a bone in piece when they are ready.
My pick: for one kid, tenders with fries, a fried bun, and an iced Milo. For a family, a 5 piece box plus tenders for the kids and a potato platter for the table. Simple, halal, and no made up kids menu needed.
No verified promo, discount, or kids deal could be found for Arnold’s at the time of writing. If the outlet offers anything for kids on the day, it will be on the in store board, not in any guide we could verify.
Arnold’s kids menu FAQ
Straight answers on the arnolds kids menu question, kid friendly picks, and family orders.
Does Arnold’s have a kids menu in Singapore?
No. No dedicated arnolds kids menu, kids meal, or toy set could be found in any Singapore guide or listing. Families order from the regular menu, and this guide gives a family ordering plan built from regular menu items.
What is the best Arnold’s order for kids?
Chicken tenders or chicken popcorn at a reported S$8.00 each, plus potato fries and a fried bun. Both are boneless, easy to eat, and mild, and the bun with gravy is a fun extra.
What is the best Arnold’s order for a family with kids?
A 5 piece box at a reported S$20.30 or a 2 person combo meal at a reported S$24.80, plus a potato platter and extra fried buns. Adults take the bone in pieces, kids take tenders or popcorn ordered on the side.
Is Arnold’s halal for family dining?
Yes. Arnold’s was one of the first fast food restaurants in Singapore to be certified halal, which is one reason it is popular for family gatherings.
What drinks suit kids at Arnold’s?
Iced Milo at a reported S$4.10 regular, Sjora mango peach at S$4.10, or a regular soft drink. Bandung at S$2.90 is the cheapest drink option on the reported menu.
Related Arnold’s menus
Keep exploring the Arnold’s range with the main menu and the other guides in this set.