Arnold’s Combo Meals

If you are feeding more than one person at Arnold’s, skip the solo meals and look at Arnold’s combo meals instead. These bundles pair the chain’s crispy fried chicken with sides and drinks, sized for two, three, or five people, and they are the simplest way to keep a group meal affordable. This guide covers every reported combo, what each one includes, and which size fits your group, with prices flagged as reported figures from Singapore guides since no current official menu could be verified.

What are Arnold’s combo meals?

Arnold’s combo meals are set bundles built around the chain’s signature fried chicken. Instead of ordering chicken, sides, and drinks one by one, a combo fixes the group size and bundles them at one price. Guides describe the 2 person combo as 5 pieces of chicken served with drinks and sides, and the 3 and 5 person combos follow the same pattern at larger sizes. A separate 4 piece buddy meal, reported at S$29.80 with coleslaw, mashed potatoes, and 2 regular drinks, suits a pair of big eaters or a small family.

For solo diners there is also a 1 person value meal, reported at S$12.00 with 2 pieces of chicken, coleslaw, mashed potatoes, and 1 regular drink. It is not a sharing combo, but it follows the same bundle logic, and it is the cheapest way to get the full Arnold’s plate in one order.

What comes in a typical combo?

Every reported combo follows the same shape: fried chicken pieces, a side or two such as coleslaw and mashed potatoes, and regular drinks for the group. The fried bun with Arnold’s signature gravy, made from reduced chicken stock, is the extra regulars love to dip, so ask whether buns are included in your combo or need adding. Exact side and drink counts can vary by outlet and over time, so confirm the contents when you order rather than assuming the guide version.

Which Arnold’s combo meal suits your group?

Match the combo to your headcount, not your appetite alone, since Arnold’s portions are generous and the chicken is the star. A couple shares the 2 person combo comfortably, three friends suit the 3 person combo, and a family of five suits the 5 person combo. If your group falls between sizes, go up a size and take leftovers home rather than going small and ordering extra pieces at full price.

Combo meals or chicken boxes?

Combos and boxes solve different problems. A combo bundles chicken with sides and drinks, so it is the complete meal in one order. A box is chicken only: a 5 piece box reported at S$20.30, a 9 piece box at S$35.40, and a 15 piece box at S$57.40, with sides bought separately. Boxes win when your group wants mostly chicken, already has drinks at home, or plans a delivery order where sides can be added from your own kitchen. Combos win when you want one order that covers everything, especially for dine in.

For parties, the FP party combo reported at S$73.75 bridges the two: 9 pieces of chicken plus 3 sides, chicken popcorn, chicken tender, 3 fried buns, and 3 regular drinks. It is the closest thing Arnold’s has to a party pack, and it suits a small gathering better than stacking two small combos.

Adding sides to a combo

Reported sides for topping up a combo include mashed potato at S$4.30, coleslaw at S$4.30, potato fries at S$4.30, criss cut fries at S$4.60, spiral fries at S$4.60, chicken popcorn at S$8.00, and chicken tenders at S$8.00. For a group, one extra mashed potato and one chicken popcorn usually cover the gap between combo sizes better than a second small combo.

How to order Arnold’s combo meals?

Order at the counter in store, or through a delivery app where your area is covered, and expect a wait either way, since Arnold’s fries its chicken only when the order is placed. Guides report in store waits of 15 to 25 minutes, and delivery adds rider time on top. For a group, order one combo rather than several solo meals: it is faster for the kitchen, simpler at the counter, and cheaper per person. If you are dining in at a busy outlet such as City Plaza, be ready for the queue to order, then a wait for a table, then a buzzer when your food is ready.

Before you pay, confirm the combo contents and price at the counter. Guide prices differ across years, with a 2 piece meal alone reported anywhere from S$6.60 in older reviews to S$7.30 in later ones, so combo prices will have moved too. A ten second check beats a surprise at the till.

Arnold’s combo meals FAQ

Straight answers on Arnold’s combo meals in Singapore.

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