Chic-A-Boo Menu Card
The Chic-A-Boo Menu Card in Singapore is a short, friendly card: fried chicken sets up top, burgers and bites in the middle, and sides, drinks, kids sets and party sets down the side. For the full range beyond the card, see the Chic-a-Boo Menu hub, and for the earliest meals of the day, see the Chic-a-Boo Breakfast Menu guide. Reported sets start at S$9.80.
What is on the Chic-A-Boo menu card?
The card opens with the chicken sets, since that’s the whole point of the shop. You’ll see two-piece and three-piece chicken sets, fish sets, a mixed chicken and fish set, and a la carte pieces for anyone who wants chicken alone. Burgers follow, seven of them, each with an a la carte price and a set meal price, then bites, pot pies, baked rice and pasta for anyone who wants a change from fried chicken.
Chic-a-Boo says its chicken is breaded by hand and fried only when you order, and that it’s halal-certified and MUIS-accredited. That matters for reading the card: every item on it sits inside a halal menu, so mixed groups can order freely. Prices on the card in this guide are reported figures from published listings, since the official site doesn’t publish a full price list.
| Card section | What you’ll find | Reported price range |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken sets | 2 pc, 3 pc, fish, mixed sets with 2 sides and a drink | S$9.80 to S$12.80 |
| Burgers | 7 chicken and fish burgers, a la carte or set meal | S$7.50 to S$9.80 |
| A la carte and mains | Chicken pieces, pot pies, baked rice, pasta, curry rice | S$3.50 to S$19.90 |
| Bites | Nuggets, wings, fish bites, cheese sticks, ebi fry, calamari | S$3.90 to S$10.60 |
| Sides and drinks | 12 sides, soft drinks, Milo, coffee, water | S$1.50 to S$3.80 |
| Kids and party | Kids sets, student sets, sharing platter, party sets | S$6.30 to S$62.90 |
How are the set meals laid out on the card?
Set meals are the simplest part of the card. Each set names the protein, then the deal: two sides and a soft drink. The two-piece chicken set is the baseline at a reported S$9.80, the three-piece set adds a piece for S$12.80, and the fish and mixed sets sit at the same S$9.80 as the two-piece chicken set. Burger sets work the same way: any burger at S$7.50 on its own becomes S$9.80 as a set meal, which matches the burger set promotion on the official site.
| Set meal | What it includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Pcs Chicken Set | 2 pieces chicken, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| 3 Pcs Chicken Set | 3 pieces chicken, 2 sides, soft drink | S$12.80 |
| 2 Pcs Fried Fish Set | 2 pieces fried fish, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| 1 Pc Chicken and 1 Pc Fish Set | 1 piece chicken, 1 piece fish, 2 sides, soft drink | S$9.80 |
| Burger Set Meal (any burger) | Burger with sides and drink, per official promo | S$9.80 |
| 1 Pc Chicken (a la carte) | Single piece chicken | S$3.50 |
| 6 Pcs Chicken (a la carte) | 6 pieces chicken | S$19.90 |
The two-side rule is the key to the card
Every set on the card gives you two sides, and the side list is long enough that the choice matters as much as the chicken. Pick one starchy side and one fresh side, like curly fries with TCO salad, and the set feels balanced instead of heavy. If you love soup, cream of chicken soup counts as a side too, which makes a cold day set feel like a proper meal.
What sides and drinks appear on the menu card?
The side list is the longest section on the card, with twelve options reported at S$2.50 each, plus garlic bread at S$1.80. Drinks stay simple: soft drinks in regular and medium sizes, iced Milo and Sjora, hot tea and coffee, cappuccino and latte, hot Milo and chocolate, and bottled water. Nothing fancy, which fits a shop built on fried chicken and comfort sides.
| Side or drink | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Curly Fries / French Fries / Sweet Potato Fries | Three fry styles | S$2.50 each |
| Potato Wedges / Onion Rings | Crisp fried sides | S$2.50 each |
| Coleslaw / TCO Salad / Garden Salad | Fresh, lighter sides | S$2.50 each |
| Corn Niblets / Mashed Potato / Savoury Rice | Comfort sides | S$2.50 each |
| Cream of Chicken Soup | Creamy soup side | S$2.50 |
| Garlic Bread | Toasted garlic bread | S$1.80 |
| Soft Drinks | Regular / Medium | S$1.90 / S$2.20 |
| Iced Milo / Sjora | Regular / Medium | S$3.00 / S$3.80 |
| Hot Tea / Coffee | Hot cup | S$2.40 |
| Bottled Water | Bottle | S$1.50 |
How do I read the party and kids sections of the card?
The bottom of the card is for groups and kids. Party sets bundle chicken, nuggets, fish, cheese sticks and ebi fry with sides and drinks, and the price climbs with the headcount: Party A at a reported S$31.90 covers a small group, while Party D at S$62.90 covers a bigger one. Kids sets are smaller and simpler, with a mac and cheese set at S$6.30 and a fish bite and fillet set at S$7.30, each with fries, corn niblets and a packet drink. The full kids range is covered in the Chic-a-Boo Kids Menu guide.
| Group or kids item | What it includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Party A | 6 pcs chicken, 6 pcs nuggets, 3 sides, 3 soft drinks | S$31.90 |
| Party B | 10 pcs chicken, 10 pcs nuggets, popcorn chicken, 5 sides, 5 soft drinks | S$53.90 |
| Party C | 3 pcs fried fish, 6 pcs chicken fillet, 6 pcs ebi fry, 3 sides, 3 soft drinks | S$38.90 |
| Party D | 5 pcs fried fish, 6 pcs chicken nuggets, 5 pcs cheese sticks, 5 pcs ebi fry, 5 sides, 5 soft drinks | S$62.90 |
| Kids Set A | Mac and cheese, 3 pcs chicken, fries, corn niblets, packet drink | S$6.30 |
| Kids Set B | 2 pcs fish bite, 2 pcs chicken fillet, fries, corn niblets, packet drink | S$7.30 |
| Student Set A | 1 pc chicken, 3 pcs nuggets, 3 pcs fish bite, 1 side, 1 soft drink | S$9.50 |
| Sharing Platter | 3 pcs chicken, 3 pcs fried fish, 3 pcs nuggets, 3 pcs cheese sticks, 3 pcs ebi fry, 3 sides, 3 soft drinks | S$32.00 |
One honest note: a delivery listing for the Chai Chee outlet shows different party and side prices, with sides at S$3 and a 6-piece party set at S$42. Delivery cards often differ from in-store cards, so the in-store card at your outlet is the one that counts.
Chic-A-Boo Menu Card FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the card.
What’s on the Chic-A-Boo menu card?
The card lists fried chicken sets, fish sets, burgers, a la carte chicken, pot pies, baked rice, bites, twelve sides, drinks, kids sets and party sets. Sets come with two sides and a soft drink.
How much is a Chic-A-Boo set meal?
Reported set meals are S$9.80 for a two-piece chicken set, a two-piece fish set, or a mixed chicken and fish set, and S$12.80 for a three-piece chicken set.
What sides are on the Chic-A-Boo menu card?
Twelve sides are listed, including curly fries, sweet potato fries, TCO salad, savoury rice, coleslaw and cream of chicken soup, reported at S$2.50 each.
Is Chic-A-Boo halal?
Yes. Chic-a-Boo states on its official site that it’s halal-certified and MUIS-accredited.
Do prices on the card vary by outlet?
They can. Published listings disagree in places, and delivery listings often run higher than in-store cards, so confirm the card at your outlet before ordering.