Jinjja Chicken Combo Meals Singapore: Big Bang Sets, Prices and Group Guide
Outlet check: Jinjja Chicken was still running promotions at participating outlets in October 2026, so the brand is still trading. But some older outlets are listed as permanently closed, including Jewel Changi Airport and The Clementi Mall. Check the outlet you plan to visit before going, and treat every price on this page as a reported guide price, not an official list.
Quick answer: Jinjja Chicken combo meals in Singapore are built around the Big Bang sharing sets. The reported guide lists the Mini Bang Combo for 2 to 3 people at SGD 40.90, Big Bang Combo Set A for 4 to 5 people at SGD 49.90, and Bigger Bang Combo Set B for 8 to 10 people at SGD 84.90. Each set mixes signature wings with kimbap, mandu, fries and soft drinks, so one order can cover a whole table.
What are the Jinjja Chicken combo meals in Singapore?
Jinjja Chicken is a Korean fried chicken chain in Singapore, and its combo meals are sharing sets rather than single-person meals. The three Big Bang sets are the core of the combo menu. They all centre on the signature Jinjja wings, then add drumsticks, kimbap, seafood mandu, fries and drinks as the group size grows.
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The idea is simple. Instead of ordering wings, sides and drinks one by one, a group picks one set and shares everything. That suits families, study groups and office lunches, and it is the cheapest way to try several Jinjja items in one sitting.
Mini Bang Combo for small groups
The Mini Bang Combo is the small-group set. The reported guide lists 18 pieces of wings, 1 chicken kimbap, 1 kpop chicken, 2 regular fries, 4 pieces of mozzarella cheese stick and 3 soft drinks. That mix gives a small group wings plus a rice roll, popcorn chicken and two fried sides to share.
How much do Jinjja Chicken combo meals cost?
Reported guide prices for the three Big Bang sets run from SGD 40.90 to SGD 84.90. Per person, the bigger sets work out cheaper in the guide: about SGD 13 to SGD 20 per person for the Mini Bang Combo, about SGD 10 to SGD 12.50 per person for Set A, and about SGD 8.50 to SGD 10.60 per person for Set B. Those per-person figures are our own arithmetic from the reported set prices, not prices printed by the chain.
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Price warning: Prices below come from a third-party Singapore guide dated June 2026, not from an official Jinjja price list. Other guides show different figures for the same sets, and older blog posts show lower prices again. Confirm the in-store price before you pay, and check whether GST and service charge sit on top.
| Combo set | Serves | Reported guide price |
|---|---|---|
| JINJJA Mini Bang Combo | 2 to 3 people | SGD 40.90 |
| JINJJA Big Bang Combo Set A | 4 to 5 people | SGD 49.90 |
| JINJJA Bigger Bang Combo Set B | 8 to 10 people | SGD 84.90 |
| What is inside each set | Mini Bang | Set A | Set B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature Jinjja wings | 18 pieces | 16 pieces | 32 pieces |
| Jinjja drumsticks | Not listed | 4 pieces | 8 pieces |
| Kimbap | 1 chicken kimbap | 1 kimbap | 2 kimbap |
| Seafood mandu | Not listed | 6 pieces | 10 pieces |
| Kpop chicken | 1 portion | Not listed | Not listed |
| Mozzarella cheese sticks | 4 pieces | Not listed | Not listed |
| Regular fries | 2 portions | 2 portions | 4 portions |
| Regular soft drinks | 3 | 4 | 8 |
Which Jinjja combo meal suits your group size?
Pick by headcount first, appetite second. Two or three light eaters can share the Mini Bang Combo, but three hungry adults may want Set A instead. Four to five people fit Set A well, and groups of eight or more should go straight to Set B rather than stacking two small sets, since Set B is cheaper per person in the reported guide.
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If your group has mixed appetites, the bigger set is the safer pick. Leftover wings travel better than a second round of ordering, and the extra kimbap and mandu give non-wing eaters something to fill up on. For a group larger than ten, ask the outlet about party sets instead, since the combo sets top out at ten people in the guide.
What flavours and sides come with a Jinjja combo?
The reported guide does not list wing flavours per set, so ask at the counter which sauces are on offer that day. Jinjja wings are commonly ordered in soy garlic and spicy yangnyeom styles, and diners often praise the honey soy dip for fries. Kimbap adds a fresh, lighter bite next to the fried chicken, and seafood mandu gives the set a dumpling course.
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Sides worth keeping in a combo
Seaweed fries are the side diners mention most in Jinjja reviews, and the mozzarella cheese sticks in the Mini Bang Combo are the fried extra kids tend to reach for first. Kimbap is the practical side: it fills the gaps between wings without another fried item. If your group dislikes a side in the set, ask whether the outlet swaps it, since set rules vary by outlet.
Where can you order Jinjja Chicken combo meals?
Combo sets are sold at participating Jinjja Chicken outlets, and delivery listings in October 2026 also point to Oddle delivery for the chain. Outlets named in recent delivery and promo listings include Bugis+, Northpoint City, Westgate, Sengkang Grand Mall and Jinjja Kitchen at Our Tampines Hub. Westgate is listed as active with hours of 11:00am to 9:00pm daily. Jewel Changi Airport and The Clementi Mall are listed as permanently closed, so do not travel to those two.
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For a group order, call ahead. Combo sets feed a crowd, and outlets can run out of wings or mandu at peak hours. A quick call also confirms the set price that day, which matters more than any guide, given how much reported prices differ across sources.
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Jinjja Chicken combo meals FAQ
What is the cheapest Jinjja Chicken combo meal in Singapore? In the reported guide, the Mini Bang Combo for 2 to 3 people is listed at SGD 40.90, the lowest of the three Big Bang sharing sets. Check in-store prices before ordering.
Menu card guide for this section. Prices change, so check the in-store card before ordering.
How many people does the Jinjja Big Bang Combo feed? The reported guide lists the Mini Bang Combo for 2 to 3 people, Big Bang Set A for 4 to 5 people, and Bigger Bang Set B for 8 to 10 people.
Is Jinjja Chicken still open in Singapore? Jinjja Chicken was still running promotions at participating outlets in October 2026, but some older outlets, including Jewel Changi Airport and The Clementi Mall, are listed as permanently closed. Check the outlet you plan to visit before going.
Does the Jinjja combo price include drinks? In the reported guide, each Big Bang set includes regular soft drinks: 3 with the Mini Bang Combo, 4 with Set A, and 8 with Set B. Confirm the current bundle at the outlet.
Are Jinjja combo prices the same at every outlet? Not necessarily. Reported prices differ across guides, and set contents can vary by outlet, so the in-store card is the final word.