Chic-a-Boo Combo Meals

Chic-a-Boo combo meals cost S$9.80 to S$12.80, with every set meal pairing fried chicken or fish with two sides and a soft drink. This guide lists all four sets, the S$9.80 burger combos, and which one suits your appetite. Start with the full Chic-a-Boo menu for the complete range.

What is on the Chic-a-Boo combo meals menu?

Chic-a-Boo combo meals start at S$9.80. Every set meal gives you fried chicken or fried fish, two sides and a soft drink, so it’s a complete lunch or dinner in one order.

The set meals are simple on purpose. Set 1 and Set 2 are chicken only, Set 3 is fish only, and Set 4 mixes one piece of each, so there’s a set for a chicken fan, a fish fan, and someone who wants both.

Which Chic-a-Boo combo meal gives the best value?

Set 1 at S$9.80 is the best value for one person, since it pairs two pieces of chicken with two sides and a drink for under ten dollars. Set 2 only makes sense if you genuinely want a third piece of chicken, since that extra piece is what pushes the price to S$12.80.

Burger fans get the same kind of deal. The official site lists every burger set meal at S$9.80, and the burger meals below follow the same pattern, with the burger on its own costing less and the set adding sides and a drink.

Set 1 is the smart default

Set 1 keeps it simple: two pieces of chicken, your two favourite sides, and a drink. It’s the combo to order when you’re hungry but not starving, and it leaves room for a small bite afterwards, like popcorn chicken at S$3.90, without blowing the budget.

Can you customise a Chic-a-Boo combo meal?

Yes, within the set format. You pick Crispy or Hot and Spicy chicken, and you pick your two sides from the side dishes list, which runs at S$2.50 each when ordered on their own. That choice matters, since the sides are half the meal.

Curly fries and mashed potato suit a comfort-food mood, while coleslaw, TCO salad and garden salad lighten the plate. Cream of chicken soup at S$2.50 on its own is another solid side pick, especially on a rainy day. If you want more chicken, a single piece costs S$3.50 on its own, and a half dozen costs S$19.90, so topping up is easy.

For bigger groups, skip the single sets and look at the group bundles instead. The Chic-a-Boo menu hub covers the full range, the value meals guide compares the cheapest ways to eat here, and the party packages guide lists the Party A to Party D bundles.

Chic-a-Boo Combo Meals FAQ

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