Anjappar Kids Menu
Anjappar Singapore has no dedicated kids menu we could verify, so this anjappar kids menu guide picks the mild, kid-friendly dishes from the regular menu instead. Plain dosa, idly, uthappam and plain biriyani are the safest bets, and the dated 2018 Singapore prices below show roughly what a kids plate costs.
Does Anjappar have a kids menu in Singapore?
No, Anjappar Singapore has no dedicated kids menu that we could verify, so the anjappar kids menu search really means one thing: which dishes on the regular menu work for children. That is what this guide covers, honestly, without inventing a kids section that does not exist. If you are dining with kids, order from the regular menu and keep the spice low, and you will do fine.
The good news is that South Indian cooking is naturally kid-friendly at the mild end. Plain dosa, idly, uthappam and plain biriyani are soft, simple and easy to share, and they sit on the same menu as the fiery Chettinad curries the adults came for. Start there, add one mild curry for the table, and let the kids pick what looks good.
What should kids eat from the Anjappar kids menu?
Kids do best with the soft, mild dishes, and Anjappar’s menu has plenty of them. A plain or masala dosa is crisp, fun to eat and easy to tear into pieces, while idly is about as gentle as restaurant food gets. Plain biriyani rice is another safe pick, since it is fragrant without being hot, and it pairs well with curd or raita.
For a first visit, order one dosa and one biriyani to share between two younger kids, plus a lassi each, and you will see quickly what they like. The full Anjappar menu has the wider list, and the Anjappar breakfast menu is worth a look too, since idly and dosa show up there as well.
| Dish | Dated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kal Dosa | S$5.00 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; soft pancake, mild |
| Masala Dosa | S$6.00 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; potato filling, kid-friendly |
| Uthappam | S$4.50 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; soft rice pancake |
| Idly / Idiyappam | S$5.50 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; steamed rice cakes or string hoppers |
| Plain Biriyani | S$8.50 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; biriyani rice, mild |
| Egg Biriyani | S$9.50 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; boiled eggs with dum rice |
| Vegetable Biriyani | S$9.50 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; vegetables with basmati rice |
| Anjappar Family Dosa | S$11.00 | Dated Jan 2018 Eatigo Singapore menu; today’s in store price will differ; large sharing dosa |
How much does a kids meal at Anjappar cost?
There is no fixed kids price, so a kids meal costs whatever the dishes you pick add up to. On the dated 2018 Singapore list, a simple kids plate of uthappam and a drink came to roughly S$9 to S$11, while a dosa with a lassi landed around S$11 to S$13. Those are old prices, so treat them as a shape of the bill, not the bill itself.
Sharing is the cheapest move. A family dosa and a plain biriyani split between two kids covers lunch for less than two separate mains, and the set meals on the Anjappar combo meals page show how bundles work for groups. Confirm today’s prices at the counter, since in store prices have moved since 2018.
| Dish | Dated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Simple kids plate (uthappam + lime juice) | S$9.00 | Dated 2018 prices added together; today’s total will differ |
| Dosa + sweet lassi | S$11.50 | Dated 2018 prices added together; today’s total will differ |
| Plain biriyani + mango lassi | S$15.00 | Dated 2018 prices added together; today’s total will differ |
| Sharing: family dosa + plain biriyani | S$19.50 | Dated 2018 prices added together; feeds two kids easily |
How do I order for kids at Anjappar?
Order mild, order soft, and order one extra plain rice or parotta for the table. Ask the staff which curries are mild that day, since Chettinad spice levels vary by dish, and skip the dry pepper dishes for younger kids entirely. A sweet lassi or mango lassi on the side cools things down fast if a bite turns out hotter than expected.
If you are heading to the airport outlet, ask about the reported kids deal before you order, since it only applies with two adult mains and one per table. For the full picture on family eating, the Anjappar party packages guide covers larger group orders, and the Anjappar cheapest items page lists the lowest priced dishes on the dated list.
Why mild dishes work best for young diners
Chettinad cooking is built on fresh ground spice and dry heat, which adults love and kids often don’t. Mild dishes let kids enjoy the same meal without the burn, and they are easier to chew and share. If a child wants to try a curry, start with a tiny taste of a masala dish on plain rice, not a full portion, and keep the lassi close.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Anjappar have a kids menu in Singapore?
No dedicated kids menu was found for Anjappar Singapore in this research. Order kid-friendly dishes from the regular menu instead, such as plain dosa, idly and mild biriyani.
What is the cheapest kid-friendly dish at Anjappar?
On the dated 2018 Singapore list, Uthappam was S$4.50 and Kal Dosa S$5.00, both mild and easy for kids. Today’s prices will differ, so check the in store menu.
Is Anjappar food too spicy for kids?
Chettinad food can be very spicy, so stick to plain dosa, idly, plain biriyani and curd rice style dishes, and ask for mild spice where the kitchen can adjust it.
Does Anjappar offer a free kids meal?
A free kids meal with two adult main courses was reported for the Changi Airport outlet as part of a time-limited airport kids deal, one per table or family. It is not a chain-wide kids menu, so confirm before you go.
What should kids drink at Anjappar?
Mango Lassi was S$6.50 and Sweet Lassi S$5.50 on the dated 2018 list, and fresh lime juice was S$4.50. Sweet lassi and mango lassi are the safest sweet picks for kids.