Anjappar Combo Meals

By Sing | October 22, 2026

Anjappar combo meals don’t exist as a published Singapore combo menu, so this guide does the next honest thing: it shows you the set meals and sharing plates that already work like combos, then builds DIY combos from the regular menu so you can order a complete meal without guessing. Every price below comes from the dated January 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu, the only Singapore price list we could verify, and today’s in store prices will differ, so treat the totals as a planning guide, not a bill.

Does Anjappar Singapore have official combo meals?

Short answer: not that we could find. We checked the restaurant’s own Singapore site and the Singapore menu sources available in October 2026, and none of them lists a combo section, a bundle price or a “meal for two” deal for Singapore. Overseas delivery listings do show combo style items, like parotta paired with a curry, but those listings and prices belong to other countries, so we have deliberately left them out of this Singapore guide rather than dressing them up as local prices.

That gap is actually good news for ordering, because Anjappar’s regular menu already contains the pieces of a great combo. The set meals bundle rice, vegetables, gravies, rasam, curd and papad into one plate. The Chettinad Platter bundles three dry dishes for the table. And a dosa plus a dry curry plus a lassi is a complete meal in everything but name. The rest of this guide puts those pieces together for you, with prices from the dated menu so you can see the shape of the cost.

What are the closest things to combos on the menu?

The three set meals are the closest thing Anjappar Singapore has to an official combo, and they are the best starting point if you want one plate that covers everything. The Regular and Popular sets both include meat gravies, while the Vegetarian set swaps them for sambar and kara kuzhambu, so there is a set for every table. The Chettinad Platter and Family Dosa play the same role for sharing, one for curry lovers and one for dosa lovers.

The set meal trio worth knowing

If you are new to Anjappar, order the Popular Meals set. For two dollars more than the Regular set on the dated menu, it adds chappati and Chettinad chicken masala, which turns a good lunch into a proper tasting plate. Vegetarians should go straight for the Vegetarian set, since it is a complete meat free meal rather than a side dish pretending to be one. And if you are eating with a friend, one Chettinad Platter plus rice or parotta between you beats two separate curries for variety.

How do you build your own Anjappar combo?

Building your own combo is simple once you follow one rule: pick a base, a dry dish and a cooler. The base is your dosa, biriyani or rice. The dry dish is where the Chettinad flavour lives, think mutton sukka, Anjappar chicken or fish fry. The cooler is your lassi, butter milk or curd, and it matters more than people think, because Chettinad heat builds slowly and a cool drink keeps the meal enjoyable to the last bite.

Three DIY combos cover most diners. The classic: Masala Dosa with Fish Fry, crisp, tangy and light enough for lunch. The hearty one: a biriyani with Mutton Sukka Varuval on the side, for when you want the full Chettinad hit. The sharer’s one: Chettinad Platter with a Family Dosa in the middle of the table, so everyone tastes three curries and a giant crisp dosa. For the full Anjappar menu behind these picks, see the full Anjappar menu, and if you are ordering in, check Anjappar delivery options before you build your order.

What do DIY combos cost at Anjappar?

The table below adds up dated January 2018 prices, so you can compare combos like for like. These are planning totals from an old menu, not today’s prices, and you should expect the in store bill to be higher. Still, the ranking is useful: dosa based combos are the cheapest way to a full meal, set meals sit in the middle, and the sharing platter is the best value per person once two or more people are eating.

On a budget, the set meal wins outright, since one plate covers rice, vegetables, gravies and curd for the dated price of a single curry elsewhere. For two people, the sharer’s combo works out to roughly $14 to $22 per person on dated prices, before drinks, which is hard to beat for the amount of food on the table. If you want the cheapest possible full meal instead, read our guide to Anjappar’s cheapest items, and for the quick reference card version, see the Anjappar menu card.

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