Bonchon Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Bonchon is one of the best known Korean fried chicken brands worldwide, founded in Busan in 2002 by Jinduk Seo, and running about 6 outlets in Singapore.
The brand is not halal certified (Bonchon serves beer as part of its Chimaek sets), so it caters mainly to non Muslim diners who want a sit down Korean fried chicken experience. Prices start from a Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90, a 6pc Wings at S$9.90 and a Jjajangmyeon with 1 drink at S$9.90.
Signature sauces are Soy Garlic (the mellow savoury classic) and Spicy (medium Korean heat), with Half and Half available on larger portions. Bonchon Singapore is more sit down restaurant than quick service, with a Korean comfort food menu that covers Budae Jjigae (Army Stew), Bibimbap, Galbi Jjim, Jajangmyeon, Trio Sliders and Chimaek (chicken and beer) sets. Most outlets open 11.30am to 9.30pm, and delivery runs through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo.
Bonchon Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Prices below are compiled from in store menus, delivery platform listings and recent review coverage. Prices can vary slightly between outlets, and delivery platforms typically mark up 10 to 20 percent over counter prices.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set | S$9.90 |
| 6pc Wings (a la carte) | S$8.90 |
| 6pc Wings Set | S$12.90 |
| 6pc Drumsticks (a la carte) | S$12.90 |
| 6pc Drumsticks Set | S$16.90 |
| 12pc Wings Medium (Soy Garlic) | S$18.90 |
| 18pc Large Wings | S$24.90 |
| 30pc Wings Party | S$38.90 |
| 40pc Wings Party | S$47.95 |
| Half Whole Chicken | S$16.90 |
| Whole Chicken | S$29.90 |
| 6pc Chicken Strips | S$10.90 |
| 8pc Chicken Strips Set | S$14.90 |
| 6pc Boneless Chicken | S$11.90 |
| 8pc Boneless Chicken Set | S$15.90 |
| Takochan Chicken Drumsticks | S$9.90 |
| Bonchon Chicken Burger | S$9.90 |
| Bonchon Trio Sliders | S$12.90 |
| Bibimbap (Rice Bowl) | S$12.90 |
| Bulgogi Bibimbap | S$14.90 |
| Kimchi Fried Rice | S$10.90 |
| Breaded Rice Balls (6pc) | S$7.90 |
| Japchae Chicken | S$8.90 |
| Jjajangmyeon | S$9.90 |
| Jjajangmyeon with Drink | S$9.90 |
| Kimchi Udon | S$10.90 |
| Ramyeon | S$9.90 |
| Spicy Chicken Stew (small) | S$15.90 |
| Spicy Chicken Stew (sharing) | S$29.90 |
| Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) | S$29.90 |
| Kimchi Jjigae | S$15.90 |
| Galbi Jjim (Braised Short Rib) | S$29.90 |
| Andong Jjimdak Chicken | S$29.90 |
| Bulgogi | S$15.90 |
| Truffle Cream Tteokbokki | S$12.90 |
| Tteokbokki (plain) | S$8.90 |
| Bonchon Fries | S$5.90 |
| Cheese Fries | S$7.90 |
| Pickled Radish (side) | S$2.00 |
| Kimchi (side) | S$3.00 |
| Coleslaw | S$3.50 |
| Side and Drink Upgrade | +S$2.50 |
| Chimaek Set (chicken and beer) | S$26.80 |
| Bonchon Buddy Meal | S$45.90 |
| Soft Drink | S$2.80 |
| Pear Juice | S$3.80 |
| Korean Beer (Hite / Cass) | S$9.90 |
Signature Chicken Wings and Flavours
Bonchon’s signature move is the double fried wing: fried once at low temperature to render fat, then again at high heat for the shattering crunch. Two sauces anchor the menu. Soy Garlic is the mellow savoury classic, with a sweet savoury balance that reviewers describe as giving way to sweet garlic notes. Spicy is the Korean red chilli heat, medium on a global scale, with a fleeting burn.
Wings come in 6pc, 12pc Medium, 18pc Large and 30pc or 40pc Party sizes. Half and Half (half Soy Garlic, half Spicy) is available on 12pc and above at no extra cost.
Drumsticks, Strips and Boneless
For diners who do not want to deal with wing bones, Bonchon offers Drumsticks (6pc at S$12.90 a la carte), Chicken Strips (6pc at S$10.90) and Boneless Chicken (6pc at S$11.90). All three come in Soy Garlic or Spicy, with the Takochan Chicken Drumsticks (sweeter garlic variant) at S$9.90.
Chicken Set Meals and Lunch Deals
The Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90 is Bonchon’s best cheap entry: a quarter chicken (around 4 pieces), two sides (coleslaw, pickled radish or kimchi), rice and a drink. The 6pc Wings Set at S$12.90 and the 6pc Drumsticks Set at S$16.90 add sides and a drink to the a la carte price. 8pc Chicken Strips Set at S$14.90 and 8pc Boneless Set at S$15.90 round out the set meals.
Korean Stews (Jjigae)
Bonchon’s stew section is one of its best Korean food range outside the wings. Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) at S$29.90 is a bubbling pot of kimchi, spam, sausages, ramyeon and vegetables, good for 2 to 3 diners. Kimchi Jjigae at S$15.90 is the single serve option. Spicy Chicken Stew at S$15.90 single or S$29.90 sharing uses Bonchon’s signature chicken in the gochujang broth.
Braised Dishes and Bulgogi
Galbi Jjim (braised Korean short rib) at S$29.90 and Andong Jjimdak Chicken at S$29.90 are the sharing braised specialties, served with glass noodles and vegetables. Bulgogi at S$15.90 is the thinly sliced marinated beef standard.
Rice Bowls and Bibimbap
Bibimbap at S$12.90 is the vegetable and egg rice bowl standard with gochujang. Bulgogi Bibimbap at S$14.90 adds marinated beef. Kimchi Fried Rice at S$10.90 is the lunch friendly option, and Breaded Rice Balls (6pc Jumukbap) at S$7.90 is the Korean onigiri style side.
Sliders and Burger
Bonchon Trio Sliders at S$12.90 are three mini chicken burgers in sweet brioche buns, each with a different sauce. The Bonchon Chicken Burger at S$9.90 is the full size version with a crispy chicken thigh patty, lettuce, pickles and the brand’s house sauce.
Noodles
Jjajangmyeon (Korean black bean noodles) at S$9.90, including a drink. Kimchi Udon at S$10.90 and Ramyeon (Korean instant noodle soup upgrade) at S$9.90 round out the noodle options.
Tteokbokki (Korean Rice Cakes)
Truffle Cream Tteokbokki at S$12.90 is Bonchon Singapore’s signature twist on the Korean street food classic: rice cakes in truffle cream sauce with cheese. Plain Tteokbokki at S$8.90 is the standard sweet spicy version.
Sides
Bonchon Fries at S$5.90 and Cheese Fries at S$7.90 (though reviewers rate these below KFC’s). Pickled Radish at S$2 and Kimchi at S$3 are classic Korean banchan sides. Coleslaw at S$3.50 is the Western side option. Set meal upgrades (bigger drink, extra side) are +S$2.50.
Chimaek (Chicken and Beer Set)
Chimaek is a shortened form of Chikin (chicken) and Maekju (beer) in Korean, and the Chimaek Set at S$26.80 pairs 6pc Wings in your choice of sauce with a Hite or Cass Korean beer. This is why Bonchon Singapore cannot be halal certified: beer is part of the menu.
Party and Sharing Combos
Bonchon Buddy Meal at S$45.90 is the sharing centrepiece: Budae Jjigae, 6pc Fried Chicken and beef meatballs, good for 2 to 3 diners. 30pc and 40pc Party Wings at S$38.90 and S$47.95 are the office spread options.
Drinks
Soft drinks (Coca Cola, Coke Zero, Sprite, Ice Lemon Tea) at S$2.80 each. Pear Juice (Korean favourite) at S$3.80. Korean beers Hite and Cass at S$9.90, Soju available at some outlets. Milkis and Chilsung Cider seasonal.
Breakfast Menu
Bonchon Singapore does not run a breakfast menu. Most outlets open at 11.30am and serve the full menu from opening.
Deals and Promotions
Standing deals include the Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90 (available during lunch, around 11.30am to 2.30pm) and the Jjajangmyeon with Drink combo at S$9.90. GrabFood and foodpanda run bundle promotions through the year (12pc Soy Garlic Wings have been seen at S$18.08 on GrabFood promos), and seasonal launches rotate through Instagram at @bonchonsg.
Happy Hour
Bonchon Singapore runs happy hour at select outlets (Boat Quay and Orchard typically), with beer towers and bottled beer at discounted prices from 5pm to 7pm weekdays. The Chimaek Set at S$26.80 is the standing cheap chicken plus beer option.
Delivery and Minimum Order
Bonchon Singapore delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo. There is no in house Bonchon delivery service. Delivery platforms set their own thresholds (usually S$10 to S$15 minimum), and alcohol items such as the Chimaek Set and Korean Beer cannot be ordered through delivery due to Singapore liquor regulations.
Payment Methods
In store Bonchon Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Some outlets accept STAR$ redemption and eCapitaVoucher where applicable. Delivery platforms accept their own in app payment methods.
Outlets in Singapore
Around 6 outlets island wide. Confirmed outlets: Bugis+ (201 Victoria Street, #01-11), Compass One (1 Sengkang Square, #01-14/15), Paya Lebar Quarter (10 Paya Lebar Road, #02-09), Northpoint City (930 Yishun Avenue 2, #B1-180 South Wing), Boat Quay (sit down restaurant format, serves beer and soju) and Orchard (sit down format at Orchard Road area). All outlets operate daily from around 11.30am to 9.30pm.
24 Hour and Late Night Outlets
No Bonchon Singapore outlet is open 24 hours. The Boat Quay outlet typically runs the latest hours (to 10.30pm or 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays) given its sit down and bar format.
Drive Thru
Bonchon Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are dine in, takeaway and delivery only.
Ordering Options, Parties and Bulk Orders
Mall outlets (Bugis+, Compass One, Paya Lebar Quarter, Northpoint City) operate counter order fast food style, while Boat Quay and Orchard are full service sit down restaurants. For parties, the Buddy Meal at S$45.90 and 30pc or 40pc Party Wings are the standard sharing options. For office catering of 20 pax or more, email [email protected] or DM through Instagram at least 48 hours ahead.
Halal Status
Bonchon Singapore is not halal certified. The brand serves Korean beer (Hite, Cass) and soju as part of its Chimaek sets and bar menu, which rules out MUIS halal certification. Muslim diners after Korean fried chicken should look at NeNe Chicken, 4Fingers or Jinjja Chicken, all of which are MUIS halal certified across Singapore.
Ingredients and Sourcing
Bonchon uses fresh chicken from certified Southeast Asian suppliers, double fried in a Korean batter. The signature Soy Garlic sauce uses Korean soy sauce and brown sugar as its base, hand brushed on each piece after frying. The brand says its sauces are made at a Korean sauce manufacturing facility to keep flavour consistent across all 1,900 plus global outlets.
Calories and Nutrition
Bonchon Singapore does not publish a full calorie sheet. For reference against Bonchon’s US nutrition data: a 6pc Wings Soy Garlic is around 800 to 900 calories, a Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set is around 1,000 to 1,200 calories including rice, and a Budae Jjigae single serve is around 650 to 800 calories. Diners with specific calorie goals should ask at the counter for the latest sheet.
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
The wheat based batter means Bonchon fried chicken is not gluten free. Soy Garlic sauce contains soy and gluten (from Korean soy sauce). Budae Jjigae contains spam, sausages and shellfish traces. Trio Sliders and the Bonchon Chicken Burger contain wheat and may contain milk and egg. Peanut traces are possible in the kitchen. For MSG, Bonchon uses standard Korean fried chicken seasoning which may contain MSG or naturally occurring glutamates.
Vegetarian Options
Bonchon is a chicken forward brand, so vegetarian options are limited. The closest meat free items are plain Tteokbokki at S$8.90, Truffle Cream Tteokbokki at S$12.90 (contains dairy), vegetable Bibimbap at S$12.90 (hold the beef), Breaded Rice Balls at S$7.90 and Kimchi (sides). Fries share fryer oil with chicken, so strict vegetarians should order the tteokbokki or rice options instead.
Bonchon Singapore FAQ
Is Bonchon halal in Singapore? No. Bonchon Singapore is not halal certified. The brand serves Korean beer and soju as part of its Chimaek sets and bar menu, which rules out MUIS halal certification.
Where is Bonchon from? South Korea. Bonchon was founded in Busan in 2002 by Jinduk Seo. Global headquarters moved to Dallas, Texas in 2021.
What does Bonchon mean? Bonchon means “My Hometown” in Korean, chosen to signal the brand’s home style Korean fried chicken recipe.
Who owns Bonchon? Bonchon was founded by Jinduk Seo in 2002. Bryan Shin is the current CEO, with the brand running about 1,900 outlets across 10 countries.
When did Bonchon come to Singapore? Bonchon arrived in Singapore around 2011 as the brand began its Southeast Asia expansion, with Bugis+ as one of the earliest outlets.
How many Bonchon outlets are in Singapore? Around 6 outlets according to the brand’s global footprint listing. Confirmed outlets include Bugis+, Compass One, Paya Lebar Quarter, Northpoint City, Boat Quay and Orchard.
Where are Bonchon outlets in Singapore? Bugis+ (201 Victoria St), Compass One (Sengkang Square), Paya Lebar Quarter, Northpoint City South Wing, Boat Quay (sit down bar format) and Orchard (sit down restaurant format).
What are the signature Bonchon flavours? Soy Garlic and Spicy. Both are hand brushed on each piece after double frying. Half and Half is available on 12pc and larger portions at no extra cost.
How spicy is Bonchon Spicy sauce? Medium on a global scale. Reviewers describe it as a fleeting burn that gives way to sweet garlic notes, less spicy than NeNe Chicken’s Double Freaking Hot but hotter than most mild Korean sauces.
How much is a 6pc Wings at Bonchon? S$8.90 a la carte, or S$12.90 as a set with sides and drink.
How much is a 12pc Wings at Bonchon? S$18.90 for the Medium 12pc. Soy Garlic has been seen at S$18.08 on GrabFood promos.
How much is an 18pc Large Wings at Bonchon? S$24.90. The 18pc portion is 9 winglets and 9 drumettes in your choice of sauce.
How much is a 40pc Party Wings at Bonchon? S$47.95. The party portion is sized for 6 to 8 diners.
How much is a Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at Bonchon? S$9.90. The lunch set includes a quarter chicken (around 4 pieces), two sides, rice and a drink.
How much is the Bonchon Buddy Meal? S$45.90. The Buddy Meal includes Budae Jjigae, 6pc Fried Chicken and beef meatballs, good for 2 to 3 diners.
How much is the Chimaek Set at Bonchon? S$26.80. The Chimaek Set pairs 6pc Wings with a Korean beer (Hite or Cass).
Does Bonchon serve rice bowls? Yes. Bibimbap at S$12.90, Bulgogi Bibimbap at S$14.90 and Kimchi Fried Rice at S$10.90.
Does Bonchon serve stew? Yes. Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) at S$29.90, Kimchi Jjigae at S$15.90 and Spicy Chicken Stew at S$15.90 small or S$29.90 sharing.
Does Bonchon serve beef? Yes. Bulgogi at S$15.90, Bulgogi Bibimbap at S$14.90 and Galbi Jjim (braised short rib) at S$29.90.
Does Bonchon serve pork? Yes. Budae Jjigae contains spam and sausages. This is one of the reasons Bonchon Singapore is not halal certified.
Does Bonchon serve alcohol? Yes. Korean beer (Hite, Cass) at S$9.90, Soju available at most outlets, and the Chimaek Set at S$26.80 pairs chicken with beer.
Does Bonchon Singapore serve breakfast? No. Bonchon Singapore does not run a breakfast menu. Most outlets open at 11.30am.
What time does Bonchon open? Most Bonchon Singapore outlets open at 11.30am daily.
What time does Bonchon close? Most outlets close at 9.30pm. The Boat Quay bar format runs later, typically to 10.30pm or 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Is Bonchon open 24 hours in Singapore? No. No Bonchon Singapore outlet is open 24 hours.
Does Bonchon deliver? Yes. Bonchon delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets.
Can I order Bonchon beer on delivery? No. Alcohol items (Chimaek Set, Korean Beer, Soju) cannot be ordered through delivery due to Singapore liquor regulations. Beer must be ordered at the outlet in person.
What is the delivery minimum order at Bonchon? Each delivery platform sets its own minimum, usually S$10 to S$15.
Does Bonchon have a drive thru? No. Bonchon Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are dine in, takeaway and delivery only.
Does Bonchon accept PayNow and GrabPay? Yes. Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Does Bonchon have a happy hour? Yes, at Boat Quay and Orchard sit down outlets. Beer towers and bottled beer at discounted prices, typically 5pm to 7pm weekdays.
Does Bonchon have a student discount? Bonchon does not run a standing student discount. The Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90 is the cheapest standing option, open to anyone.
Why is Bonchon double fried? Double frying renders chicken fat in the first low temperature fry, then crisps the skin in the second high temperature fry. The result is the signature paper thin crunch that gives way to juicy chicken underneath.
What is Takochan Chicken Drumsticks at Bonchon? Takochan Chicken Drumsticks at S$9.90 is a sweeter garlic sauce variant on the standard drumstick portion, named after the Japanese octopus mascot. Available at select outlets.
What is Budae Jjigae at Bonchon? Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) at S$29.90 is a Korean stew of kimchi, spam, sausages, ramyeon, tofu and vegetables, served bubbling in a hot pot for 2 to 3 diners.
What is Galbi Jjim at Bonchon? Galbi Jjim at S$29.90 is braised Korean short rib stewed in a sweet soy marinade with glass noodles and vegetables.
What is Andong Jjimdak at Bonchon? Andong Jjimdak at S$29.90 is a Korean braised chicken dish from Andong city, with chicken, glass noodles, vegetables and a sweet soy sauce base.
Does Bonchon have Trio Sliders? Yes. Bonchon Trio Sliders at S$12.90 are three mini chicken burgers in sweet brioche buns, each with a different sauce.
Does Bonchon serve Jjajangmyeon? Yes. Jjajangmyeon (Korean black bean noodles) at S$9.90, served with a drink included.
Does Bonchon serve Tteokbokki? Yes. Plain Tteokbokki at S$8.90 and Truffle Cream Tteokbokki at S$12.90 (the Singapore signature twist).
Is Bonchon fresh or frozen? Bonchon uses fresh (not frozen) chicken sourced from certified Southeast Asian suppliers.
Does Bonchon use MSG? Bonchon uses standard Korean fried chicken seasoning, which may contain MSG or naturally occurring glutamates from fermented soy sauces.
Does Bonchon have gluten free options? No. The wheat based batter and Korean soy sauce in the Soy Garlic sauce are not gluten free.
Does Bonchon have vegetarian options? Limited. Plain Tteokbokki (S$8.90), Truffle Cream Tteokbokki (S$12.90), vegetable Bibimbap (S$12.90, hold the beef), Breaded Rice Balls (S$7.90) and Kimchi sides are the meat free items.
What is the cheapest meal at Bonchon Singapore? The Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90, and the Jjajangmyeon with Drink at S$9.90.
Is Bonchon more expensive than KFC? Yes. Bonchon positions itself as a Korean fried chicken specialist with higher per piece prices than KFC. The Quarter Fried Chicken Lunch Set at S$9.90 is the closest it comes to fast food value.
Is Bonchon the same as NeNe Chicken? No. Bonchon is a Korean brand founded in 2002 in Busan, running without halal certification in Singapore. NeNe Chicken is a different Korean brand (founded 1999) that is halal certified in Singapore.
Is Bonchon better than 4Fingers? 4Fingers is Singaporean and halal certified; Bonchon is Korean, has a broader Korean comfort menu (stews, braised dishes, bibimbap) and is not halal certified. Which is better depends on diet needs and preference.
Is Bonchon on foodpanda? Yes. Bonchon lists most Singapore outlets on foodpanda, with Pandapro free delivery for subscribers.
Is Bonchon on GrabFood? Yes. Bonchon is on GrabFood with GrabUnlimited free delivery for subscribers at eligible outlets.
Is Bonchon on Deliveroo? Yes. Bonchon is on Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets.
Is Bonchon at Jewel Changi Airport? No. Bonchon does not have a Jewel Changi Airport outlet currently.
Is Bonchon at Orchard? Yes. Bonchon operates a sit down restaurant at Orchard Road area.
Does Bonchon do catering? Yes. For office spreads of 20 pax or more, email [email protected] or DM Instagram at least 48 hours ahead. 30pc or 40pc Party Wings and the Buddy Meal are the standard sharing options.
Can I get Half and Half wings at Bonchon? Yes. The Half and Half option splits a 12pc or larger portion between Soy Garlic and Spicy at no extra cost.
What is Pear Juice at Bonchon? Pear Juice at S$3.80 is a Korean favourite drink made from Korean pears, sweeter and lighter than apple juice. It is served chilled.
Does Bonchon serve soju? Yes, at Boat Quay and Orchard sit down outlets. Soju bottles typically run from S$18 to S$25 by brand.
Does Bonchon have a loyalty programme? Bonchon Singapore does not run a dedicated loyalty points app. Some mall outlets earn STAR$ through CapitaStar at CapitaLand malls.
How do I contact Bonchon Singapore? Visit bonchon.sg or call Bugis+ at 6225 9282. Follow @bonchonsg on Instagram for current deals and new menu launches.
Is Bonchon a franchise? Yes. Bonchon runs through local master franchisees in each country. The Singapore franchise is operated locally with menu and marketing adaptations such as the Truffle Cream Tteokbokki.
Does Bonchon have outlets outside Singapore? Yes. Bonchon operates in 10 countries including the Philippines (168 outlets, the largest footprint), Thailand (101), USA (114), Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam and Singapore.
Where is the first Bonchon outlet in Singapore? Bugis+ at 201 Victoria Street, which was one of the earliest Bonchon outlets when the brand entered Singapore.
