Arnold’s Delivery Menu

Craving Arnold’s at home instead of queuing at City Plaza? The Arnold’s delivery menu covers the same fried chicken, spring chicken plates, boxes, and combos as the in store menu, ordered through delivery apps where your area is covered. There is one catch worth knowing upfront: Arnold’s fries its chicken only when the order is placed, so delivery takes longer than a typical fast food order. This guide covers what to order, what travels well, and what delivery really costs, with prices flagged as reported figures from Singapore guides since no current official menu could be verified.

Can you order Arnold’s delivery in Singapore?

Yes, in many areas. Arnold’s has been listed on GrabFood, with food guides pointing readers to order the chain through the app instead of joining its famously long queues, and delivery under foodpanda was planned for the Jurong outlet when it opened. That said, Arnold’s is a small chain with a handful of outlets, so coverage is patchy: if no Arnold’s appears in your app, your address may sit outside every outlet’s delivery radius. Search the app with your exact address rather than assuming, and try both major apps, since an outlet on one app may not be on the other.

Self pickup is the fallback when delivery does not reach you. Order ahead by phone where the outlet allows it, or walk in and expect a wait: guides report 15 to 25 minutes in store because the chicken is cooked only after you order. For a family dinner, ordering early beats ordering hungry.

Which apps carry Arnold’s?

GrabFood is the best documented option, with a food guide listing Arnold’s among famous eateries to order from the app. Foodpanda was named in connection with the Jurong outlet’s delivery plans. Listings change over time as outlets join or leave apps, so treat this as a starting point and confirm live in the app for your address.

What is on the Arnold’s delivery menu?

The Arnold’s delivery menu mirrors the in store range, with four groups that suit delivery well: single meals, spring chicken plates, chicken boxes, and combo meals, plus a solid side list. Single meals suit solo diners, spring chicken plates suit two light eaters, boxes suit families who want chicken only, and combos suit groups who want chicken, sides, and drinks in one order. The table below uses reported guide prices, so check the app for the live price before you confirm.

Sides worth adding to a delivery order

Sides reported in guides include mashed potato at S$4.30, coleslaw at S$4.30, potato fries at S$4.30, criss cut fries at S$4.60, spiral fries at S$4.60, a potato platter at S$9.40, and crispy treats at S$13.30. Mashed potato with Arnold’s chicken gravy is the side regulars mention most, and it travels better than fries, which soften in a closed box.

What travels best for Arnold’s delivery?

Chicken boxes and combo meals travel best. They pack neatly, they stay hot in a box, and they feed a group without a pile of separate containers. Spring chicken plates also travel well, since the chicken is a single large piece rather than loose pieces. Fries are the weak link: they lose their crunch fast in a sealed box, so eat them first when the rider arrives, and order mashed potato or coleslaw as your backup side if you expect a delay.

How to keep delivery chicken crispy

Open the box as soon as it arrives instead of leaving it sealed while you set the table, since trapped steam softens the batter. If the chicken has cooled, a few minutes in a hot oven or air fryer brings back the crunch far better than a microwave, which turns the coating soft. Keep the fried bun separate from the gravy until serving, so the bun stays crisp for dipping.

How much does Arnold’s delivery cost?

The food itself follows the reported prices in the table above, but the delivered total is higher. Delivery app menus often price items above in store menus, and the app adds a delivery fee that varies by distance, plus a small order fee on some orders. A 2 piece meal reported at S$7.30 in store could easily land above S$10 delivered once fees are added, and a family box order carries a larger fee but spreads it across more eaters. Check the final total in the app before confirming, and compare it with the cost of self pickup if you live near an outlet.

Minimum order rules can also apply on some apps, so a solo meal order may need a side or drink added to qualify. Group orders dodge that problem naturally, which is one more reason combos and boxes are the smart delivery picks at Arnold’s.

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