Chic-a-Boo Menu
The Chic-a-Boo Menu in Singapore is built around hand-breaded fried chicken, fried only when you order, with set meals, burgers, bites, pot pies and party sets. Reported set meals start at S$9.80, and this guide covers the full range, plus sides, drinks, outlet list and halal status.
What is on the Chic-a-Boo menu in Singapore?
Chic-a-Boo calls itself a chicken specialty shop, and the menu stays close to that promise. The core is fried chicken in two flavours, Favourite and Hot and Spicy, sold as sets with two sides and a soft drink. Around that core sit fish sets, burgers, a la carte chicken, pot pies, baked rice, pasta, bites and sharing party sets, so a solo lunch and a family dinner both work from the same card.
One detail matters when you order: chicken sets let you mix the two flavours in one set, so you can try Favourite and Hot and Spicy side by side. The chain also says its chicken is breaded by hand and fried only upon order, which is why a fresh set can take a few minutes longer than a typical fast food order. Prices below are reported figures from published listings, since Chic-a-Boo doesn’t publish a full price list on its official site, so treat them as a guide and check the in-store card.
| Set meal | What it includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Pcs Chicken Set | 2 pieces chicken, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| 3 Pcs Chicken Set | 3 pieces chicken, 2 sides, soft drink | S$12.80 |
| 2 Pcs Fried Fish Set | 2 pieces fried fish, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| 1 Pc Chicken and 1 Pc Fish Set | 1 piece chicken, 1 piece fish, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| 6 Pcs Chicken (a la carte) | 6 pieces chicken, no sides listed | S$19.90 |
| 1 Pc Chicken (a la carte) | Single piece chicken | S$3.50 |
How much does Chic-a-Boo cost in Singapore?
Expect a solo meal to land around S$9.80 to S$12.80 for a set, S$7.50 for a burger on its own, and S$9.80 for a burger set meal, which matches the burger set promotion on the official site. Sides are reported at S$2.50 each, bites mostly run S$3.90 to S$10.60 depending on portion size, and party sets run S$31.90 to S$62.90. It’s a value priced menu by Singapore fast food standards, and the two sides in every set are a big part of that value.
| Burger | A la carte | Set meal |
|---|---|---|
| Black Pepper Chicken | Chicken burger, black pepper style | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| Cheezy Chicken | Chicken burger with cheese | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| Hot Chicken | Spicy chicken burger | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| Pulled BBQ Chicken | Pulled barbecue chicken burger | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| Mayo Chicken | Chicken burger with mayo | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| BBQ Chicken | Barbecue chicken burger | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
| Fish Fillet | Fried fish fillet burger | S$7.50 / S$9.80 |
A fair warning on prices: listings disagree in places. A food delivery listing for the Chai Chee outlet shows sides at S$3 each and a 6-piece party set at S$42, against the S$2.50 sides and S$31.90 party set in the main listing used here. Delivery prices often run higher than in-store prices, and outlets can differ, so use the tables as a planning guide and confirm the card at your outlet.
What are the best Chic-a-Boo dishes to order?
Start with the chicken, then build around it. The Hot and Spicy flavour gets the most praise in customer reviews, with a mild heat that lifts the batter without hiding the chicken, while Favourite is the milder, classic version. For bites, saucy wings, nuggets and cheese sticks are the crowd pleasers, and the pot pies and baked rice are the comfort picks if you want something beyond fried chicken and fries.
| Bites and mains | What it’s | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Nuggets (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Bite sized fried chicken pieces | S$4.20 / S$6.20 |
| Fish Bites (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Fried fish pieces | S$6.30 / S$9.50 |
| Cheezy Fries | Fries topped with cheese | S$4.20 |
| Mac and Cheese | Creamy macaroni and cheese side | S$3.90 |
| Pop Corn Chicken | Small crispy chicken bites | S$3.90 |
| Cheese Sticks (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Fried cheese sticks | S$6.30 / S$9.50 |
| Calamari Rings | Fried calamari rings | S$4.50 |
| Ebi Fry (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Fried prawn pieces | S$7.40 / S$10.60 |
| Chicken Fillets (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Fried chicken fillet pieces | S$6.30 / S$9.50 |
| Saucy Chic Wings (6 pcs / 10 pcs) | Sauced chicken wings, honey garlic style | S$6.90 / S$9.90 |
| Creamy Chicken Pot Pie | Chicken pot pie, creamy filling | S$7.50 |
| Japanese Curry Chic Pot Pie | Chicken pot pie, Japanese curry style | S$8.50 |
| Chicken Baked Rice | Baked rice with chicken | S$7.50 |
| Chicken Based Pasta | Pasta with chicken | S$7.50 |
| Japanese Curry and Savoury Rice | Curry rice with ebi fry, chicken fillet or fried fish | S$10.60 |
| BBQ Pulled Chicken Nachos | Crispy tortilla chips, melted cheddar, BBQ pulled chicken | S$5.70 |
The chicken set is still the smartest first order
If you only order one thing, make it the two-piece chicken set with one Favourite piece and one Hot and Spicy piece, plus curly fries and the TCO salad as your two sides. You get the full flavour range, two very different sides, and a soft drink, all at a reported S$9.80, which is hard to beat for a proper lunch.
What sides, drinks and party sets can you order?
Sides are where Chic-a-Boo stands out from bigger chains. The list runs to twelve options, from curly fries and sweet potato fries to TCO salad, savoury rice and cream of chicken soup, all reported at S$2.50 each. Drinks stay simple: soft drinks, iced Milo and Sjora, hot tea and coffee, and bottled water. Party sets bundle chicken, nuggets, fish, cheese sticks and ebi fry with sides and drinks for groups.
| Side dish | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Curly Fries | Seasoned curly fries | S$2.50 |
| French Fries | Classic fries | S$2.50 |
| Sweet Potato Fries | Sweet potato fries, a reviewer favourite | S$2.50 |
| Potato Wedges | Potato wedges | S$2.50 |
| Onion Rings | Fried onion rings | S$2.50 |
| Coleslaw | Fresh coleslaw | S$2.50 |
| TCO Salad | Tomato, cucumber and onion salad, zingy dressing | S$2.50 |
| Garden Salad | Mixed garden salad | S$2.50 |
| Corn Niblets | Butter corn niblets | S$2.50 |
| Mashed Potato | Creamy mashed potato | S$2.50 |
| Cream of Chicken Soup | Creamy chicken soup | S$2.50 |
| Savoury Rice | Seasoned savoury rice | S$2.50 |
| Garlic Bread | Toasted garlic bread | S$1.80 |
| Drink | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Soft Drinks | Regular / Medium | S$1.90 / S$2.20 |
| Iced Milo / Sjora | Regular / Medium | S$3.00 / S$3.80 |
| Hot Tea / Coffee | Hot cup | S$2.40 |
| Cappuccino / Latte | Hot cup | S$3.00 |
| Hot Milo / Chocolate | Hot cup | S$3.00 |
| Bottled Water | Bottle | S$1.50 |
| Party set | What it includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Party A | 6 pcs chicken, 6 pcs nuggets, 3 sides, 3 soft drinks | S$31.90 |
| Party B | 10 pcs chicken, 10 pcs nuggets, popcorn chicken, 5 sides, 5 soft drinks | S$53.90 |
| Party C | 3 pcs fried fish, 6 pcs chicken fillet, 6 pcs ebi fry, 3 sides, 3 soft drinks | S$38.90 |
| Party D | 5 pcs fried fish, 6 pcs chicken nuggets, 5 pcs cheese sticks, 5 pcs ebi fry, 5 sides, 5 soft drinks | S$62.90 |
Where are the Chic-a-Boo outlets in Singapore?
Chic-a-Boo has a small footprint compared with the big chains, with outlets in Marina Square, Sembawang, Woodlands and Chai Chee in published listings. Most outlets list 11:30am to 10pm daily, while the Chai Chee listing shows 11:30am to 9:45pm. The brand started as a sister concept to Astons, which explains why some outlets sit beside Aston stalls and why the sides taste familiar to Aston regulars.
| Outlet | Address listed | Hours listed |
|---|---|---|
| Marina Square | 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore | 11:30am to 10pm |
| Sembawang Shopping Centre | 604 Sembawang Road, #01-02, Singapore 758459 | 11:30am to 10pm |
| Woods Square | 6 Woodlands Square, #01-12, Woods Square Tower 2, Singapore | 11:30am to 10pm |
| Chai Chee | Chai Chee Road, Singapore 460804 | 11:30am to 9:45pm |
Outlet lists change, and a small chain can close or move a shop without much notice, so check the outlet on the official site or a maps listing before you travel across town for it.
Chic-a-Boo Menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
What’s on the Chic-a-Boo menu in Singapore?
The Chic-a-Boo menu centres on hand-breaded fried chicken sets, chicken and fish burgers, bites such as nuggets and saucy wings, pot pies, baked rice, sides, party sets and drinks. Sets come with two sides and a soft drink.
How much does Chic-a-Boo cost in Singapore?
Reported set meals run from S$9.80 for a two-piece chicken set, burger set meals are S$9.80, sides are reported at S$2.50 each, and party sets run from S$31.90 to S$62.90. Prices are reported figures and may vary by outlet.
Is Chic-a-Boo halal in Singapore?
Yes. Chic-a-Boo states on its official site that it’s halal-certified and MUIS-accredited.
What’s the best thing to order at Chic-a-Boo?
The two-piece chicken set is the classic first order, with one Favourite piece and one Hot and Spicy piece if you want to compare flavours, plus two sides and a soft drink at a reported S$9.80.
Where are the Chic-a-Boo outlets in Singapore?
Outlets listed include Marina Square, Sembawang Shopping Centre, Woods Square and Chai Chee. Most outlets list 11:30am to 10pm daily.
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