Chir Chir Party Packages

Chir Chir party packages work a little differently from a caterer with a fixed set menu. There’s no published Chir Chir party catering price list that I could find, so a group order is really built from sharing bundles and whole chickens on the regular menu. This guide prices the Chir Chir menu options that actually feed a crowd, and flags where you need to confirm before ordering.

Does Chir Chir offer party packages in Singapore?

Not in the way most people expect. I searched for an official Chir Chir party or catering menu for Singapore and found none, no named packages, no per-head party pricing, and no published minimum order for events. What exists instead is a delivery bundle lineup that works very well for groups, and a dine-in menu built around huge sharing portions. Chir Chir even describes itself as a place where portions are generous and made for sharing, so the food suits a party even without a party label on it.

That honest starting point matters, because a lot of party guides invent a package list. Here you get the real options, with the real reported prices, and a clear note wherever a figure comes from a delivery listing rather than an official Chir Chir price list. If your event is formal, with service staff or a set buffet, Chir Chir is probably the wrong pick. If it’s a birthday, a team dinner, or a house gathering where a mountain of fried chicken is the whole point, it fits nicely.

What sharing bundles can feed a group at Chir Chir?

The two delivery bundles below are the closest thing to Chir Chir party packages. Both come from the Oddle Eats listing for Chir Chir (K Food Bugis), so treat them as delivery prices for that outlet, not a nationwide fixed menu. The 2 Pax Bundle pairs 14 wings with spicy tteokbokki, which is a smart combo because the chewy rice cakes stretch the meal further than wings alone. The Wings Bundle goes bigger, with 22 wings for a hungrier table.

Beyond bundles, whole chickens are the simplest way to scale up. One whole chicken feeds about 2 to 3 people as a main, so four whole chickens plus two orders of topokki will cover most tables of 10 without anyone going hungry. The Chir Chir best sellers guide helps you pick flavours, because ordering four whole chickens in one flavour gets boring fast.

A 10-person order plan that actually works

Order two Wings Bundles, or one Wings Bundle plus two whole chickens in different flavours, then add one spicy topokki and one salad for the table. That gives you roughly 40-plus pieces of chicken, a starchy sharing dish, and something fresh to cut through the richness. For lighter eaters, swap one bundle for a half chicken and an extra salad, since not everyone at a party wants a third helping of wings.

Drinks and sides for a party table

For drinks, the Chir Cream Beer is a fun party talking point, reported at S$13.90 for 350ml and S$18.90 for 650ml. It’s a sweet-cream topped beer, so order a couple to share rather than one per person unless your group loves sweet drinks. For sides, topokki is the workhorse, and the salads on the menu, like the Chicken Salad and Fruit Salad, give non-chicken eaters something real to eat instead of just picking at sides.

How much does a Chir Chir party order cost per person?

Work it out from the bundle price divided by the people it feeds, then add delivery fees and tax. The 2 Pax Bundle at $42++ works out to about $21++ per person for two people, but that same bundle stretches further if your group also orders sides. The Wings Bundle at $71.50++ is better value per wing, and a whole chicken at S$29.50 for 2 to 3 people lands around S$10 to S$15 per person before sides. A realistic party budget is S$15 to S$25 per person before tax and delivery fees, which covers chicken, a sharing side, and a drink for most guests.

How do I order Chir Chir for a party?

Order through the delivery listing for your nearest outlet, or call the outlet directly for a large order. Calling matters for groups above 8 people, because bundle availability and flavour choices vary by outlet, and some directory listings show the Somerset outlet as permanently closed while other outlets like JEM and Bugis remain listed as active. Don’t assume your usual outlet still runs the same bundle menu. The Chir Chir cheapest items guide is worth a look too if you need to stretch the budget, since smaller wings orders can fill gaps cheaply.

Order early on weekends, and ask about lead time for multiple bundles, since Chir Chir chicken is made to order and a big order takes longer than a single plate. Confirm the final total including GST, service charge, and the delivery fee before you pay, because ++ prices always look cheaper than the bill. For a house party, order for pickup if you can, since fried chicken travels better in a short trip than a long delivery ride.

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