Astons Secret Menu
Let us be straight about the Astons secret menu: there is no official one. ASTONS has never published a hidden menu, and no guide we checked lists secret items you can order by name. What does exist is a set of fan customisation ideas, built from the regular menu, that regulars use to make a standard ASTONS plate taste new. This guide collects those ideas, labels them honestly as fan hacks, and shows you how to order each one without confusing the staff.
Does ASTONS have a secret menu?
No. Unlike some fast food chains with whispered item names, ASTONS runs a short, open grill menu: steaks, Grillworks chicken with seven sauces, pasta, burgers, sides and combos. Everything worth ordering is already on the card. The “secret” part is just knowing how to combine what is there, and that is where the fan ideas below come in. If a blog tells you to order a named secret item at ASTONS, treat it with doubt and ask the outlet, since staff work from the regular menu.
The good news is that ASTONS is built for customising. You already choose your steak doneness, your chicken sauce and your two sides, so the jump to fan customisation is small. The ideas below stay inside what the kitchen can actually do, which is why they work in real outlets instead of just sounding fun online.
What are the best Astons secret menu ideas?
Start with the double sauce chicken, the easiest fan hack on this list. Order grilled chicken with one sauce on the plate and a second sauce on the side, so you can switch flavours halfway through. Lemon lime plus hickory BBQ is the pairing to try first, since fresh and smoky cover each other well. Next, try the mushroom and cheese steak topper: order a sirloin and ask for mushroom sauce and a cheesy side, then spoon the two over the steak for a richer plate.
Side swaps that change the plate
Sides are where a fan customisation shows up fastest. Swap one standard side for mac and cheese to make any chicken plate richer, or swap in onion rings for crunch with a steak. Order truffle style sides where the outlet offers them, and pair a rich side with a fresh one, so the plate never feels heavy all the way through. Two diners can also split sides, ordering four different ones between two mains and sharing across the table.
Sharing plates and soup tricks
For groups, build a sharing plate from a Super Combo: a steak and chicken combo, reported at S$25.90, with four different sides between two diners, plus a mushroom soup to share as a starter. The soup trick is a quiet favourite: order the mushroom soup with toasted bread, then use the bread to mop up steak juices and sauce. It costs little, it uses a menu item guides already praise, and it makes a standard plate feel like a fuller meal.
| Fan idea | How to build it | Base reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Double sauce chicken | Grilled chicken, one sauce on the plate, one on the side | S$10.90 |
| Mushroom and cheese steak | Sirloin with mushroom sauce and a cheesy side spooned over | S$15.90 |
| Crunch swap plate | Any main with onion rings as one of the two sides | S$10.90 to S$15.90 |
| Sharing combo plate | Steak and chicken combo, four sides, soup to share | S$25.90 |
| Soup and bread mop | Mushroom soup with toasted bread beside a grilled main | S$3.90 (soup guide price) |
How do you order an Astons secret menu customisation?
Order it in plain language, not in secret menu code. Say “grilled chicken with lemon lime sauce, and hickory BBQ on the side, please” rather than asking for a named secret item the staff has never heard of. Ask about one change at a time, check whether it costs extra, and be ready to accept a no on anything the kitchen cannot do at that outlet. Polite, specific orders get further than confident secret menu claims, and they keep the queue moving for everyone behind you.
Two ordering tips help most. First, order at off peak hours if you want a fiddly customisation, since the kitchen has more room to say yes. Second, confirm the price before the order goes in, since extra sauces, extra sides and soup add-ons can each carry a small charge that varies by outlet.
What does an Astons secret menu meal cost?
A customised chicken main stays near the reported S$10 to S$11 range for the base plate, and a customised steak main near the reported S$15.90 for sirloin, before extras. A sharing combo plate starts near the reported S$25.90 for steak and chicken, plus soup and any extra sides. As a rough guide, budget S$13 to S$18 per person for a customised main with soup or an extra side, and confirm every extra charge at the counter, since fan ideas are not priced items on the card.
My pick: double sauce lemon lime and hickory BBQ chicken with mac and cheese and garden salad, plus mushroom soup. It is the cheapest fan customisation here, it uses only regular menu items, and it changes flavour halfway through the plate.
Astons secret menu FAQ
Straight answers on the Astons secret menu and fan customisations.
Does ASTONS have a secret menu?
No, there is no official ASTONS secret menu. The ideas in this guide are fan customisations built from the regular menu, such as extra sauces, side swaps and sharing combos.
What is the best Astons secret menu idea?
The double sauce chicken is the easiest fan hack: order grilled chicken with one sauce on the plate and a second sauce on the side, so every bite can change flavour.
Can you customise your order at ASTONS?
Yes, within reason. You pick your doneness for steak, your sauce for grilled chicken and your two sides, and staff can usually handle simple swaps such as an extra side or soup.
How much does an Astons secret menu meal cost?
A customised chicken main stays near the reported S$10 to S$11 range, and a customised steak main near the reported S$15.90 for sirloin, plus any extra sides or soup. Confirm current prices at the outlet.
Related ASTONS menus
Start with the main ASTONS menu, then read the full menu card.