Chir Chir Near Me
Searching for Chir Chir near me in Singapore comes with a warning that most near-me guides skip: no currently open Chir Chir outlet could be confirmed in October 2026, and several of its former outlets are listed as permanently closed. This guide lists every known Singapore location, says plainly what each listing shows, and tells you how to check before you travel, so you don’t waste a trip to a shuttered mall unit. For the food itself, the Chir Chir menu hub covers the signature chickens.
Where is the nearest Chir Chir in Singapore?
There’s no honest short answer to this one right now. In its heyday, Chir Chir covered the island neatly: Orchard Road for central shoppers, Bugis for the downtown crowd, Jurong East for the west, Chinatown for late-night eaters, and Bedok for the east. That spread is exactly why so many Singaporeans remember a Chir Chir near them, even though the current picture looks very different.
The practical way to find your nearest option today is to search “Chir Chir” in Google Maps or in GrabFood and foodpanda and see whether a live listing with opening hours appears. A live listing with recent reviews is a good sign. A listing marked permanently closed, or no listing at all, means there’s no Chir Chir near you right now, and a different Korean fried chicken spot in the same mall is the better plan.
Which Chir Chir outlets are still open?
None could be confirmed as open. That sentence matters, so here’s the outlet-by-outlet picture, with each status labelled by its source rather than dressed up as a fact.
| Former outlet | Address | Status found |
|---|---|---|
| 313@Somerset | 313 Orchard Road, #B3-04/05/06, Singapore 238895 | Directory listings mark this outlet as permanently closed. It was the flagship Orchard Road outlet, open from 2015. |
| Bugis Junction | 200 Victoria Street, #02-50, Singapore 188021 | Listings conflict: one directory listing shows it as active, another marks it as permanently closed. Status unconfirmed, check before visiting. |
| Jem | 50 Jurong Gateway Road, #04-13/14, Singapore 608549 | Directory listings mark this outlet as permanently closed. It served the Jurong East area. |
| Chinatown Point | 133 New Bridge Road, #01-43, Singapore 059413 | Closed on 1 December 2018, confirmed in the operator’s own company filing, which said the lease renewal wasn’t exercised. |
| Bedok Point | 799 New Upper Changi Road, #02-05/06, Singapore 467351 | Directory listings mark this outlet as permanently closed. The Bedok Point mall itself has since been redeveloped. |
If you live near Bugis, that outlet is the only one worth checking in person, since it’s the only location where listings disagree rather than agree on closure. Every other address on this list should be treated as a former outlet, not a current one.
How to confirm an outlet is open before you travel
Do three quick checks, and trust them over any article, including this one. First, look at the Google Maps listing for opening hours and recent photos. Second, search the outlet in a delivery app, since a live menu means a live kitchen. Third, call the mall directory line if you’re already heading that way. If all three come up empty, the outlet isn’t trading, and no amount of old blog posts saying otherwise will change that. The Chir Chir delivery menu guide explains the same check for delivery orders.
What should you check before visiting Chir Chir?
Beyond opening status, check two things that catch visitors out. First, Chir Chir portions are huge: a whole chicken feeds two to three people comfortably, so don’t order one per person. Second, Chir Chir chicken is fried fresh to order, so queues and waiting times were part of the experience even at busy outlets, and a quiet listing with no queue may simply mean a quiet outlet, not a fast one.
Also keep expectations honest on price. The last published whole chicken prices ran from S$26.90 for Crispy to S$32.90 for Nest Snow, but those are older guide figures, not a live menu, so any outlet that’s still trading may charge differently. If you want the sharing math worked out, the Chir Chir combo meals guide builds group orders from those same figures.
Chir Chir near me FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about finding Chir Chir in Singapore.
Is there a Chir Chir near me in Singapore?
No currently open Chir Chir outlet in Singapore could be confirmed in October 2026. Several former outlets are listed as permanently closed, so check a live map or delivery app before travelling.
Where was Chir Chir in Singapore?
Chir Chir had outlets at 313@Somerset on Orchard Road, Bugis Junction, Jem in Jurong East, Chinatown Point and Bedok Point. Chinatown Point closed in December 2018, and directory listings mark the Somerset, Jem and Bedok Point outlets as permanently closed.
Is the Chir Chir Bugis Junction outlet still open?
Listings conflict: one directory listing shows the Bugis Junction outlet as active while another marks it as permanently closed, so its status couldn’t be confirmed and should be checked before visiting.
What is the nearest alternative if Chir Chir is closed?
Check your delivery app for a live Chir Chir listing first. If none appears, other Korean fried chicken chains in the same malls and neighbourhoods serve similar whole chicken and sauced flavours.