Monster Curry Party Packages Prices Singapore 2026
If you’re checking the Monster Curry menu for a group dinner, here’s the honest starting point on monster curry party packages price: Monster Curry doesn’t list a fixed party package or catering bundle. What it does have, and what actually works for a party, is a set of giant sharing plates on 41cm platters, loaded with katsu, grilled beef, prawns and omelette over curry rice. Order a few of those, add salads and honey toast, and you’ve got a feast without booking a caterer.
Does Monster Curry have party packages?
No, not as a named bundle. The official site lists outlets, the regular menu and promos, but no party set with a fixed headcount and a fixed price. That matters because plenty of roundup pages imply a package exists. It doesn’t, so don’t hunt for a package code at the counter. Instead, build your own party order from the Combo Curry section, where every plate is already designed for sharing. The plates come on oversized platters (35cm for individual diners, 41cm for sharing), and the curry itself is the same demi-glace sauce the chain is known for, simmered with 14 vegetables and spices over two days. Spice levels run from mild to hot, so you can keep one plate gentle for the kids and crank another up for the chilli lovers.
How much do the sharing plates cost?
Sharing combo plates sit between S$29.90 and S$32.00 before the usual 10% service charge and 9% GST on dine-in orders. The reported 41cm Super Monster Combo, with teppanyaki beef, katsu, fish, ebi fry, omelette and flame-torched cheese, is listed in older promo posts at around S$35, so confirm that one at your outlet before you promise it to a group. On a per-person basis the maths is friendly: a S$32.00 Monster Combo split three ways is about S$10.70 a head on the plate alone, before charges, drinks and dessert. That’s cheaper than most individual mains once you add everything up, and everyone gets to try a bit of everything.
| Sharing plate | What is on it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Monster Combo Curry | Pork katsu, pork shabu-shabu, shrimp tempura, fried fish, cheese | S$32.00 |
| Sea Monster Curry | Fried fish, fried shrimp, fried salmon fillet, shrimp tempura | S$32.00 |
| Mountain Monster Curry | Pork katsu, pork shabu-shabu, pork sausages, tori karaage | S$29.90 |
| Monster Egg Curry | Tori karaage, fried shrimp, onsen egg, omelette, cheese | S$29.90 |
| Flame Monster Curry | Pork shabu-shabu, tori karaage, shrimp, onsen egg, cheese, signature chilli sauce | S$29.90 |
| Super Monster Combo (41cm, reported) | Teppanyaki beef, katsu, fried fish, ebi fry, omelette, flame-torched cheese, good for 2 to 3 people | Around S$35 |
How do you order for a group?
Start with the headcount, then work backwards. Two sharing plates cover four to six people, three cover six to nine, and four to five cover a table of ten. Mix the plates so the table isn’t eating the same thing twice: one meat-heavy plate, one seafood plate, and one egg and cheese plate gives everyone an option. Add one salad per four people to cut through the richness, the Chicken Karaage Salad at S$11.50 is the cheapest of the bunch, and finish with honey toast to share. The Chocolaty Banana Honey Toast at S$10.90 and the Mixed Berries Honey Toast at S$11.90 both come with ice cream and are easy to split. For drinks, the cheapest crowd pleasers are the juices at S$3.90 each, or iced lemon tea with the weekday lunch sets if your gathering lands on a weekday afternoon.
A Sweet Finish For The Table
Honey toast is the move for a group dessert because one toast, cut into cubes, stretches across several people. Order two flavours for a table of eight or more, one chocolate and one fruity, and let people pick. It lands better than ordering a dessert per person after a plate that big, and it keeps the bill sane.
Monster Curry party packages FAQ
Straight answers on monster curry party packages price and group ordering.
Does Monster Curry have party packages in Singapore?
No, Monster Curry doesn’t list a fixed party package or catering bundle. Build your party order from the sharing combo plates instead, with each plate feeding two to three people.
How much does a Monster Curry sharing plate cost?
Sharing combo plates cost S$29.90 to S$32.00 before service charge and GST. The reported 41cm Super Monster Combo is around S$35, but confirm it at your outlet since it isn’t on the current menu listing we checked.
How many sharing plates do I need for 10 people?
Four to five sharing plates, plus a couple of salads and honey toasts. That works out to roughly S$12 to S$16 per person on plates alone, before charges and drinks.
Can I order Monster Curry party food for delivery?
Yes, sharing plates and regular mains appear on delivery menus at most outlets, but menus and fees vary by outlet. Check your outlet on the delivery app and order early for a big group.
Is Monster Curry halal for a party?
No, Monster Curry isn’t halal-certified and serves pork dishes. Monster Planet, its halal sister brand, is the better pick for a halal group.
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