Jinjja Chicken Cheapest Items: Budget Orders in Singapore
Quick answer: The cheapest listings at Jinjja Chicken in Singapore are cheese sauce and Korean white rice at a reported SGD 1.50 each, drinks from SGD 2.40, sides from SGD 2.90, and the cheapest chicken item, Kpop Chicken, at SGD 4.90. A small budget meal of Kpop Chicken, fries and a drink comes to about SGD 10.20 in the guide, before taxes or delivery fees.
What is the cheapest item at Jinjja Chicken?
Cheese sauce and Korean white rice tie as the cheapest listings in the third-party guide, both at SGD 1.50. Neither is a meal on its own, but both are useful: rice turns a side of chicken into a fuller plate, and cheese sauce lifts plain fries. Treat these as add-ons, not as the budget meal itself.
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Price warning: Every price here is a reported guide price from a third-party guide dated June 2026, not an official Jinjja price list. No official full price list was found on the chain’s site. Portions are not always stated, and delivery prices differ. Check in-store prices before ordering.
| Cheapest items | Reported guide price |
|---|---|
| Cheese sauce | SGD 1.50 |
| Korean white rice | SGD 1.50 |
| Coca Cola, Sprite, Coke Zero, Ice Lemon Tea, Minute Maid Orange | SGD 2.40 each |
| Seasalt Fries, Sesame Seaweed Fries, Kimchi | SGD 2.90 each |
| Yuzu Drink | SGD 2.90 |
| Mozzarella Cheese Sticks, Tteokbokki Fries, Tteokbokki Rice Cake, Seaweed Tofu | SGD 3.90 each |
| Seafood Mandu | SGD 4.50 |
| Kpop Chicken | SGD 4.90 |
What are the cheapest sides and drinks?
Seasalt Fries, Sesame Seaweed Fries and Kimchi all sit at SGD 2.90 in the guide, which makes them the cheapest real sides. Sesame Seaweed Fries give more flavour than plain fries for the same price, and kimchi adds a sharp bite that cuts through rich fried chicken. Yuzu Drink, the traditional Korean citron tea, is also SGD 2.90.
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Best value sides under four dollars
Mozzarella Cheese Sticks, Tteokbokki Fries and Seaweed Tofu at SGD 3.90 each are the next step up, and they feel more like a snack than a garnish. Tteokbokki Fries, fries topped with tteokbokki rice cake, are the most filling of the three for the price. Seafood Mandu at SGD 4.50 is the priciest side here, but it is a dumpling portion, not a garnish.
For drinks, the SGD 2.40 soft drinks are the floor: Coca Cola, Sprite, Coke Zero, Ice Lemon Tea and Minute Maid Orange. If you want something more Korean, Yuzu Drink at SGD 2.90 is the pick, and it pairs well with spicy sauces.
What is the cheapest chicken at Jinjja?
Kpop Chicken at SGD 4.90 is the cheapest chicken item by a clear margin. It is boneless popcorn chicken, made fresh daily from boneless chicken, and it comes in Fiery Kimchi, Spicy Yam and Soy Garlic flavours. For a solo diner on a budget, it is the obvious order, since the next chicken items, Jinjja Wings at SGD 8.50 and Jinjja Drumsticks at SGD 9.50 in the guide, cost nearly twice as much.
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Chicken Kimbap and Chicken Bibimbap or Myeon, both at SGD 8.50, are the cheapest full mains, and they beat wings for fullness if you want one item only. Chicken Drumsticks Bap and Chicken Wings Bap, also SGD 8.50, give chicken with rice in a simple, filling format.
How do you build a cheap Jinjja meal?
Start with Kpop Chicken at SGD 4.90, add Seasalt Fries at SGD 2.90 and a Coca Cola at SGD 2.40, and the guide total is SGD 10.20. Swap the fries for kimchi at the same price if you want a lighter plate, or swap the drink for Yuzu Drink at SGD 2.90 for a total of SGD 10.70. These totals are guide math, not a set meal price, and taxes, service charge or delivery fees can lift the final bill.
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Cheap group orders and combos
For two or three people, the Mini Bang Combo at a reported SGD 40.90 works out near SGD 13.60 to SGD 20.45 per person, and it includes 18 wings, a chicken kimbap, Kpop Chicken, fries, cheese sticks and drinks. That per-person figure is guide math, and it beats ordering wings alone at delivery prices. Watch for promotions too: recent offers include a 30 percent off wings deal on Grab and a 20 percent off Oddle delivery offer, both reported in October 2026, but promo terms change, so confirm before ordering.
Are delivery prices higher than in-store?
Yes, in the examples found. Oddle delivery lists 6 wings at SGD 10.50, 12 at SGD 18.50 and 18 at SGD 24.50, and 3 drumsticks at SGD 11.50, while the third-party guide lists Jinjja Wings at SGD 8.50 with no portion stated. Delivery totals also add fees, so a budget order is cheapest in-store. If you must order delivery, a combo or a promo code, when one is live, closes much of the gap.
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Jinjja Chicken is halal certified, and recent promotion listings name outlets at Bugis+, Westgate, Northpoint City, Sengkang Grand Mall, The Star Vista, Jewel Changi Airport, Changi Airport Terminal 2 and Our Tampines Hub. Some older directory listings mark individual old outlets as closed, so confirm your outlet before travelling.
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Jinjja Chicken cheapest items FAQ
What is the cheapest item at Jinjja Chicken Singapore? Cheese sauce and Korean white rice at a reported SGD 1.50 each, then drinks from SGD 2.40.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices change, so check the in-store card before ordering.
What is the cheapest chicken at Jinjja Chicken? Kpop Chicken at a reported SGD 4.90.
Can you eat at Jinjja Chicken for under SGD 10? On guide prices, Kpop Chicken alone at SGD 4.90 fits, and Kpop Chicken plus a drink comes to about SGD 7.30, but a full meal with a side passes SGD 10. Check in-store prices first.
Is Jinjja Chicken halal? Yes, Jinjja Chicken is described as halal certified in current guides and promotion listings.
Are these prices official? No. They are reported guide prices from a third-party guide, and no official full price list was found on the chain’s site.