Collins Kids Menu
The Collins kids menu Singapore is a real, proper kids section, not a single token dish tacked onto the adult menu. Kids get pasta, salmon, pancakes or fish and fries, and every meal comes with soup, a pork sausage, watermelon and a drink. Start with the Collins menu hub for the full adult range, then use this page to pick the right kids meal, since the dishes change between outlets.
What is on the Collins kids menu Singapore?
Two different kids menus show up in the outlet documents, and that’s the first thing parents should know. The islandwide menu lists Tortiglioni Fiesta and Atlantic Salmon Alfredo, while the Mandai outlet menu lists Sunshine Platter and Happy Fish Time. Both menus bundle the same kind of extras around the main dish, so whichever outlet you visit, your child gets more than just a plate of pasta or fish.
| Kids meal | What’s in it | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Tortiglioni Fiesta (islandwide) | Choice of brown onion gravy with mushroom and chicken, or beef bolognese | S$14 |
| Atlantic Salmon Alfredo (islandwide) | Spaghetti with Atlantic salmon in a creamy mushroom sauce | S$15 |
| Sunshine Platter (Mandai) | Pancakes with scrambled egg | S$13 |
| Happy Fish Time (Mandai) | Crispy battered premium white fish fillet and smoked sea salt fries, with homemade tartar sauce | S$13 |
Every kids meal on the islandwide menu is served with cream of wild mushroom soup, Iberico pork bratwurst, fresh watermelon and a cup of orange or apple juice. The Mandai menu swaps the juice for a pack of dark chocolate-coated banana, keeping the soup, bratwurst and watermelon. Either way, it’s a full little meal, and the extras mean you probably don’t need to order a separate drink or side for your child.
Which kids meal suits a picky eater?
Start with what your child already likes, because the menu covers the usual kid favourites. Pasta lovers get Tortiglioni Fiesta or Atlantic Salmon Alfredo, fish-and-chips fans get Happy Fish Time, and breakfast-for-any-meal kids get the Sunshine Platter with pancakes and scrambled egg. There’s no wrong pick here, but there are picks that land better with fussy eaters than others.
Is Happy Fish Time the safest pick for fussy eaters?
Yes, if your child likes fried food, this is the safest bet on the kids menu. Crispy battered fish, fries and tartar sauce are familiar flavours, and there’s nothing adventurous hiding in the dish. The Sunshine Platter is the other safe pick, since pancakes and scrambled egg rarely scare a child off. Save the salmon pasta for kids who already eat fish happily, and save the saucier pasta for kids who don’t mind a creamy sauce.
One fun wildcard is worth knowing about: Mandai launch coverage reports Rainbow NoNuggets and Shoestring Fries at $12++, plant-based nuggets covered in chocolate, tartar sauce, rainbow sprinkles and mini marshmallows. It’s a treat dish more than a dinner, and the sweet-savoury mix won’t suit every child, but kids who love a spectacle will remember it. Treat that $12++ figure as reported from launch coverage, and ask the outlet whether it’s still served.
How do you get a free Collins kids meal?
This is where you need to read carefully, because the reported deals don’t agree with each other. A family dining promotion listing says spending $50 in a single receipt earns a complimentary kids meal at Marina Square and Shaw Plaza, while a kids-eat-free roundup reports a free kids meal with a $30 minimum spend for rewards members. Another roundup also puts the threshold at $50. Those figures can’t all describe the same deal at the same outlets, so they almost certainly reflect different outlets, periods or membership terms.
The practical advice is simple: don’t count on a free kids meal until the outlet confirms it. Ask at the door or when you order, mention the deal you saw, and check whether it needs a membership, a minimum spend or a specific outlet. If the deal holds, it’s a genuine saving on a family meal. If it doesn’t, you’ve still got a kids menu priced at $13 to $15 before charges, which is fair for a full meal with soup, fruit and a drink.
What should parents know before ordering?
A few details save trouble at the table. First, the included Iberico pork bratwurst matters for families who avoid pork, so flag it when you order and ask what can be swapped. Second, the juice choice is orange or apple on the islandwide menu, so let your child pick early and avoid a renegotiation later. Third, portions are sized for younger kids, so a hungry older child may want an adult side or a shared adult plate alongside the kids meal.
Finally, remember the prices here are reported, not confirmed for today, and they’re quoted before 10% service charge and GST. A $13 or $14 kids meal will cost a little more on the bill, and outlet menus change, so the menu at your outlet is the one that counts.
Collins Kids Menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
What is on the Collins kids menu Singapore?
The islandwide menu lists Tortiglioni Fiesta and Atlantic Salmon Alfredo, while the Mandai menu lists Sunshine Platter and Happy Fish Time. Each meal comes with soup, pork bratwurst, watermelon and a drink.
How much are Collins kids meals?
Reported prices are $14 to $15 on the islandwide menu and $13 on the Mandai menu, before service charge and GST. Prices vary by outlet.
What comes with each Collins kids meal?
Cream of wild mushroom soup, Iberico pork bratwurst, fresh watermelon and a cup of orange or apple juice on the islandwide menu, with a dark chocolate-coated banana instead of juice on the Mandai menu.
Is there a free Collins kids meal deal?
Reported deals differ: a $50 spend deal at Marina Square and Shaw Plaza, and a $30 spend deal for rewards members. Terms vary by outlet and period, so confirm in store.
Do Collins kids meals vary by outlet?
Yes. The islandwide and Mandai kids menus list different dishes, so check your outlet’s menu before promising your child a particular dish.
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