NeNe Chicken Menu Singapore Prices 2026
NeNe Chicken is one of South Korea’s top three fried chicken chains, and the Singapore franchise has grown to around 14 outlets since arriving in 2014. The brand is halal certified by MUIS, which has made it a go to for Muslim diners craving Korean fried chicken. Prices start from a 2pc Chicken a la carte at S$6.90 (or S$9.90 as a meal), a 4pc Wings and Sticks meal at S$10.50 and a sharing Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate at S$39.90.
The signature range covers Freaking Hot (and the Singapore exclusive Double Freaking Hot, the spiciest Korean sauce NeNe serves anywhere), Swicy, Soy Garlic, Bulgogi, Hot Bling, Smoky BBQ, Honey Mustard and Snowing Cheese. Most outlets open 11am to 10pm, and delivery runs through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo across the island.
NeNe Chicken Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Prices below are compiled from in store menus, delivery platform listings and launch coverage. Prices can vary slightly by outlet, by delivery platform (usually 10 to 20 percent more on delivery), and by flavour (Snowing Cheese and Hotplate items carry a small premium over standard sauces).
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 2pc Chicken (a la carte) | S$6.90 |
| 2pc Chicken Meal | S$9.90 |
| 4pc Wings and Sticks (a la carte) | S$7.50 |
| 4pc Wings and Sticks Meal | S$10.50 |
| 6pc Tenders (a la carte) | S$8.90 |
| 6pc Tenders Meal | S$11.90 |
| 8pc Boneless (a la carte) | S$12.90 |
| 8pc Boneless Meal | S$15.90 |
| Half Chicken (a la carte) | S$17.90 |
| Half Chicken Meal | S$21.90 |
| Whole Chicken (a la carte) | S$22.90 |
| Whole Chicken Meal | S$29.90 |
| 12pc Wings and Sticks (a la carte) | S$17.90 |
| 12pc Wings and Sticks Meal | S$21.90 |
| 18pc Chicken Meal (sharing) | S$30.80 |
| Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate (sharing) | S$39.90 |
| Double Freaking Hot Hotplate | S$42.90 |
| NeNe Chicken Burger with Cheese | S$6.50 |
| Bulgogi Chicken Burger | S$7.50 |
| K-Pizza Bulgogi Chicken (9 inch) | S$17.90 |
| K-Pizza Kimchi (9 inch) | S$19.90 |
| K-Pizza Fiery Fried Chicken (9 inch) | S$21.90 |
| K-Pizza Grilled Unagi (9 inch) | S$28.90 |
| K-Pizza Personal Pan (from) | S$12.90 |
| Sundubu Jjigae | S$7.90 |
| Ramyeon | S$7.90 |
| K-Fried Rice | S$8.90 |
| Japchae (add on) | S$6.50 |
| Kimchi Pancake | S$16.00 |
| NeNe Signature Pasta Meal | S$11.50 |
| Tangy Tomato Pasta Meal | S$11.50 |
| Curly Fries | S$4.90 |
| Cheese Curly Fries | S$6.40 |
| Crispy Chicken Skin (add on) | S$1.50 |
| Corn Salad | S$3.50 |
| Rice Cakes (Tteokbokki) | S$5.90 |
| Extra Sauce (per cup) | S$1.20 |
| Soft Drink (regular) | S$2.80 |
| LiHO Royal Oolong (large) | S$5.60 |
Signature Chicken Flavours
NeNe Chicken runs ten core sauces across the Singapore menu. The Freaking Hot series is the brand hero: Freaking Hot (medium kick) and Double Freaking Hot (Singapore exclusive, the spiciest Korean sauce the chain serves anywhere, built on hot chilli peppers, ketchup, onion, garlic and sugar). Hot Bling is a sweeter honey like heat for diners who want flavour without the burn.
Swicy mixes sweet and spicy and is the brand’s long running fan favourite. Soy Garlic is the mellow savoury classic, Bulgogi is a Korean barbecue style soy marinade, and Smoky BBQ, Honey Mustard and Snowing Cheese round out the menu. Snowing Cheese is a dry cheddar snow dusted over the chicken after frying, no sauce needed.
Portion Sizes and Meal Sets
Chicken orders come in 2pc, 4pc Wings and Sticks, 6pc Tenders, 8pc Boneless, Half Chicken (around 10 to 12 pieces) and Whole Chicken (around 20 to 22 pieces). Meal sets add a side (Curly Fries or Rice Cakes), a drink and dipping sauce to the a la carte price. 12pc and 18pc sharing combos include multiple sides, drinks and sauces.
Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate
The signature sharing dish at NeNe Chicken Singapore. One 50cm hotplate holds crispy chicken, onion rings, dipping sauces and the brand’s signature Snowing Cheese topping (a stringier, softer dusting than typical cheese powders). Priced at S$39.90, it feeds three to four diners. The Double Freaking Hot version at S$42.90 swaps in the spicy sauce with extra cheese to balance the heat.
K-Burgers
NeNe Chicken Burger with Cheese at S$6.50 is a crispy chicken thigh patty in a brioche bun with lettuce, pickles and a cheese slice. The Bulgogi Chicken Burger at S$7.50 adds Bulgogi sauce for a Korean barbecue flavour. Both burgers are available a la carte or as meals.
K-Pizza (Korean Pizza)
Select NeNe Chicken outlets (Upper Paya Lebar is the launch home) run a K-Pizza oven. Options include Bulgogi Chicken at S$17.90, Kimchi at S$19.90, Fiery Fried Chicken at S$21.90 and Grilled Unagi at S$28.90, with personal pan versions from S$12.90. K-Pizza is not available at every outlet, so check in advance.
Rice Bowls and K-Favs
K-Favs covers Korean comfort dishes: Sundubu Jjigae (silky tofu stew) and Ramyeon both at S$7.90, K-Fried Rice at S$8.90, Japchae add on at S$6.50 and the Upper Paya Lebar exclusive Kimchi Pancake at S$16. NeNe also runs two pasta meals (NeNe Signature and Tangy Tomato) at S$11.50 each.
Sides
Curly Fries are the standard side at S$4.90, with Cheese Curly Fries at S$6.40. The signature Crispy Chicken Skin add on at S$1.50 is one of the brand’s most ordered extras: deep fried seasoned chicken skin. Corn Salad at S$3.50 and Rice Cakes (Tteokbokki) at S$5.90 round out the sides.
Sauces
Ten signature sauces: Freaking Hot, Double Freaking Hot, Hot Bling, Swicy, Soy Garlic, Bulgogi, Smoky BBQ, Honey Mustard, Snowing Cheese and Original. Each meal set comes with one dipping sauce; extra sauce cups are S$1.20 each. The Soy Garlic and Snowing Cheese remain the mildest options for kids.
Drinks
Soft drinks (Coca Cola, Coke Zero, Sprite, Ice Lemon Tea) at S$2.80 regular. LiHO Royal Oolong large bubble tea is available at S$5.60 through the Boss Happy Delivery platform. No alcohol at Singapore outlets, consistent with halal certification.
Breakfast Menu
NeNe Chicken Singapore does not run a breakfast menu. Most outlets open at 11am and serve the full menu from opening.
Deals and Promotions
Running promotions include 10 percent off K-Favs menu and K-Chicken Set Meal (as listed on DiveDeals), and 20 percent off K-Fried Rice through NeNe Chicken’s own channels. Bundle meals start from S$39.90 for 4 pax on foodpanda, and Deliveroo has run a S$12 for 10 pieces of tenders deal. Follow the brand’s Instagram and the app for monthly launches like new sauce drops and sharing bundles.
Happy Hour
NeNe Chicken Singapore does not run a happy hour, since the brand does not serve alcohol. The closest equivalent is the standing 10 percent off K-Chicken Set Meal deal through DiveDeals.
Delivery and Minimum Order
NeNe Chicken Singapore delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood, Deliveroo and the brand’s own Boss Happy Delivery website (islandwide delivery, minimum order S$30, flat S$5 delivery fee waived above S$45). Delivery hours follow outlet hours, typically 11am to 10pm. For in house delivery through Boss Happy Delivery, order at bosshappydelivery.com.
Payment Methods
In store NeNe Chicken Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. CapitaLand mall outlets also accept STAR$ redemption and eCapitaVoucher. Delivery platforms accept their own in app payment methods.
Outlets in Singapore
Around 14 outlets island wide, concentrated in malls and HDB heartland locations. Mall outlets include Bukit Panjang Plaza, Serangoon NEX, Bedok Mall, The Star Vista, Tampines Walk, SCAPE Mall (Orchard), Seletar Mall and 130 Jurong Gateway. Heartland outlets include Upper Paya Lebar, Cairnhill Community Club, Clementi NorthArc, Bedok North Ave 3, Senja Centre (Bukit Panjang) and Foch Road (Jalan Besar).
24 Hour and Late Night Outlets
No NeNe Chicken Singapore outlet is open 24 hours. Standard closing times are 10pm to 10.30pm at most outlets, with The Star Vista closing at 9.15pm Sun to Thu and 10.15pm Fri and Sat. For late night Korean fried chicken, Boss Happy Delivery hours follow outlet hours.
Drive Thru
NeNe Chicken Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are dine in, takeaway and delivery only.
Ordering Options, Parties and Bulk Orders
Order at counter for dine in and takeaway, or online through Boss Happy Delivery or any of the three major delivery platforms. For parties, the 18pc Chicken Meal at S$30.80 and the Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate at S$39.90 are the standard sharing options. For bulk catering orders of 20 pax or more, phone the outlet directly (Upper Paya Lebar: 6222 6363).
Halal Status
NeNe Chicken Singapore is halal certified by MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura), with certification renewed yearly. All Singapore outlets serve the full menu as halal, with no alcohol, no pork, and chicken sourced from halal suppliers. The brand is one of the most popular halal Korean fried chicken chains in Singapore.
Ingredients and Sourcing
NeNe Chicken uses fresh chicken (sourced from halal certified suppliers), with a Korean inspired batter and sauce recipe. The Snowing Cheese is a cheddar based powder, and the Double Freaking Hot sauce is built on hot chilli peppers, ketchup, onion, garlic and sugar. The brand says it does not use pork products in any menu item.
Calories and Nutrition
NeNe Chicken Singapore does not publish a full calorie sheet on its website. For reference, a 2pc Chicken Meal is in the 650 to 800 calorie range, a Snowing Cheese Hotplate at 50cm feeds three to four and totals around 2,800 to 3,200 calories, and a Whole Chicken Meal is around 1,900 to 2,300 calories. Diners with specific calorie goals should ask at the counter.
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
The batter is wheat based, so NeNe fried chicken is not gluten free. Soy Garlic, Bulgogi and Freaking Hot sauces contain soy. Snowing Cheese and the K-Pizza cheese layers contain dairy. K-Burger buns contain wheat and may contain milk and egg. Peanut traces are possible in the kitchen though peanuts are not a listed ingredient. For MSG, the brand says it uses standard Korean fried chicken seasoning, which may contain MSG or naturally occurring glutamates.
Vegetarian Options
NeNe Chicken Singapore is a fried chicken brand, so vegetarian options are limited. The closest vegetarian friendly items are the Kimchi Pancake (S$16, Upper Paya Lebar only) and Rice Cakes / Tteokbokki (S$5.90). Curly Fries and Corn Salad are vegetarian but share fryer oil with chicken. There is no fully vegan option on the standard menu.
NeNe Chicken Singapore FAQ
Is NeNe Chicken halal in Singapore? Yes. NeNe Chicken Singapore is halal certified by MUIS, with certification renewed yearly. All Singapore outlets serve the full menu as halal, with no alcohol and no pork.
Where is NeNe Chicken from? South Korea. NeNe Chicken was founded in May 1999 and is one of the country’s top three fried chicken chains. The Singapore franchise opened in 2014.
What does NeNe Chicken mean? NeNe is a Korean word that broadly translates to a cheerful “yes, yes” affirmation. The brand’s three founders chose it to signal a cheerful customer service promise.
What is the signature sauce at NeNe Chicken? Freaking Hot is the brand hero, with the Singapore exclusive Double Freaking Hot the spiciest Korean sauce NeNe serves anywhere. Swicy, Soy Garlic, Bulgogi and Snowing Cheese are also popular.
How spicy is Freaking Hot at NeNe Chicken? Freaking Hot is a medium to hot Korean chilli sauce. Double Freaking Hot is noticeably hotter and is unique to Singapore, built on hot chilli peppers, ketchup, onion, garlic and sugar.
What is Snowing Cheese at NeNe Chicken? Snowing Cheese is a dry cheddar based cheese powder that is dusted over fried chicken after cooking. It gives a sweet savoury cheese coating without adding wet sauce.
How much is Snowing Cheese Hotplate at NeNe Chicken? S$39.90 for the 50cm sharing hotplate, which includes crispy chicken, onion rings and dipping sauces, enough for three to four diners.
How much is a 2pc Chicken meal at NeNe Chicken? S$9.90 for the meal (chicken, side, drink, sauce) or S$6.90 for 2pc a la carte.
How much is a 4pc Wings and Sticks meal at NeNe Chicken? S$10.50 for the meal or S$7.50 for 4pc a la carte.
How much is a 6pc Tenders meal at NeNe Chicken? S$11.90 for the meal or S$8.90 for 6pc a la carte.
How much is a Whole Chicken at NeNe Chicken? S$22.90 a la carte, S$29.90 as a meal. The whole chicken is around 20 to 22 pieces, enough for three to four diners.
How much is a Half Chicken at NeNe Chicken? S$17.90 a la carte, S$21.90 as a meal. The half chicken is around 10 to 12 pieces.
How much is an 18pc Chicken Meal at NeNe Chicken? S$30.80. The 18pc sharing meal includes two starters, three drinks and two sauces.
Does NeNe Chicken serve pizza? Yes, at select outlets. The Upper Paya Lebar outlet runs a K-Pizza oven with Bulgogi Chicken at S$17.90, Kimchi at S$19.90, Fiery Fried Chicken at S$21.90 and Grilled Unagi at S$28.90. Personal pan sizes start at S$12.90.
Does NeNe Chicken have burgers? Yes. The NeNe Chicken Burger with Cheese at S$6.50 and the Bulgogi Chicken Burger at S$7.50 are the two K-Burgers on the Singapore menu.
Does NeNe Chicken Singapore serve breakfast? No. NeNe Chicken Singapore does not run a breakfast menu. Most outlets open at 11am with the full menu available from opening.
What time does NeNe Chicken open? Most NeNe Chicken Singapore outlets open at 11am. Hours vary slightly by outlet, so check the specific outlet before visiting.
What time does NeNe Chicken close? Most outlets close at 10pm to 10.30pm. The Star Vista closes at 9.15pm Sun to Thu and 10.15pm Fri and Sat.
Is NeNe Chicken open 24 hours in Singapore? No. No NeNe Chicken Singapore outlet is open 24 hours.
Does NeNe Chicken deliver? Yes. NeNe Chicken delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood, Deliveroo and its own Boss Happy Delivery website.
What is the delivery minimum order at NeNe Chicken? The Boss Happy Delivery platform sets a S$30 minimum with a flat S$5 delivery fee, waived above S$45. GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo set their own thresholds.
Does NeNe Chicken have a drive thru? No. NeNe Chicken Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are dine in, takeaway and delivery only.
How many NeNe Chicken outlets are in Singapore? Around 14 outlets island wide, spread across malls, HDB heartlands and transport hubs.
Where is the first NeNe Chicken outlet in Singapore? The Star Vista at Buona Vista, which opened in 2014 as the brand’s first Singapore outlet.
Where are NeNe Chicken outlets in Singapore? Major outlets include Bukit Panjang Plaza, Serangoon NEX, Bedok Mall, The Star Vista, Tampines Walk, SCAPE Mall, Seletar Mall, Upper Paya Lebar, Jurong Gateway, Cairnhill, Clementi NorthArc, Bedok North Ave 3, Senja Centre and Foch Road.
Does NeNe Chicken Singapore accept PayNow and GrabPay? Yes. Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. CapitaLand mall outlets also accept STAR$ and eCapitaVoucher.
Does NeNe Chicken have a student discount? NeNe Chicken does not run a standing student discount. The current standing offers are 10 percent off K-Favs menu, 10 percent off K-Chicken Set Meal and 20 percent off K-Fried Rice.
Does NeNe Chicken have a loyalty programme? NeNe Chicken Singapore does not run a dedicated loyalty points app. CapitaLand mall outlets earn STAR$ when paid through CapitaStar.
What is Crispy Chicken Skin at NeNe Chicken? Crispy Chicken Skin is a deep fried seasoned chicken skin side, available as a S$1.50 add on to any meal set, or at a higher a la carte price.
What is Boss Happy Delivery? Boss Happy Delivery is NeNe Chicken Singapore’s in house delivery platform. It covers NeNe Chicken, Paik’s Bibim, Wu Shui Men and Gong Yuan Mala Tang, with islandwide delivery at a flat S$5 fee (waived above S$45) and a S$30 minimum.
Does NeNe Chicken Singapore serve alcohol? No. Singapore outlets do not serve alcohol, consistent with halal certification.
Is NeNe Chicken more expensive than KFC? Yes. NeNe Chicken positions itself as a Korean fried chicken specialist, with higher per piece prices than KFC. The 2pc Chicken Meal at S$9.90 is the cheapest meal.
Is NeNe Chicken Singapore the same as Korea? The menu is adapted for Singapore, with Double Freaking Hot a Singapore exclusive and halal certification across all Singapore outlets. The Korean parent menu does not include MUIS halal items.
Does NeNe Chicken have gluten free options? No. The wheat batter and most sauces are not gluten free. Diners with gluten sensitivity should take care.
Does NeNe Chicken have vegetarian options? Vegetarian options are limited. The closest are Kimchi Pancake (S$16, Upper Paya Lebar only) and Rice Cakes / Tteokbokki (S$5.90). There is no fully vegan option.
Does NeNe Chicken use MSG? NeNe Chicken says it uses standard Korean fried chicken seasoning, which may contain MSG or naturally occurring glutamates from fermented sauces.
Is NeNe Chicken fresh or frozen? NeNe Chicken says it uses fresh (not frozen) chicken sourced from halal certified suppliers.
Does NeNe Chicken serve rice bowls? Yes. K-Fried Rice at S$8.90 is the main rice bowl. Sundubu Jjigae and Ramyeon at S$7.90 each are the K-Favs comfort dishes.
What is Japchae at NeNe Chicken? Japchae is a Korean glass noodle dish stir fried with vegetables. At NeNe Chicken Singapore it is available as a S$6.50 add on through Boss Happy Delivery.
How much is a Bulgogi Chicken Burger at NeNe Chicken? S$7.50 a la carte. The burger adds Bulgogi sauce to the standard chicken thigh patty, lettuce, pickles and bun.
Can I order NeNe Chicken for a party? Yes. The 18pc Chicken Meal at S$30.80 and the Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate at S$39.90 are the standard sharing options. For 20 pax or more, phone the Upper Paya Lebar outlet (6222 6363) at least 24 hours ahead.
Is NeNe Chicken at Jewel Changi Airport? No. NeNe Chicken does not have a Jewel Changi Airport outlet.
Is NeNe Chicken at Orchard? Yes, through SCAPE Mall at 2 Orchard Link. There is no outlet at ION or Plaza Singapura currently.
Is NeNe Chicken on foodpanda? Yes. NeNe Chicken runs on foodpanda across most Singapore outlets, with Pandapro free delivery for subscribers.
Is NeNe Chicken on GrabFood? Yes. NeNe Chicken is on GrabFood with GrabUnlimited free delivery for subscribers at eligible outlets.
Is NeNe Chicken on Deliveroo? Yes. NeNe Chicken is on Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets, with Deliveroo Plus free delivery for subscribers.
What is Hot Bling at NeNe Chicken? Hot Bling is a milder honey like heat sauce, sweeter than Swicy, with a lighter chilli kick. It is one of NeNe Singapore’s permanent sauces since 15 May 2018.
Can I get Half and Half at NeNe Chicken? Yes. Diners can split a chicken portion between two signature flavours, for example Soy Garlic and Freaking Hot, at no extra cost.
What is the Double Freaking Hot Hotplate at NeNe Chicken? A sharing hotplate that uses the Singapore exclusive Double Freaking Hot sauce with extra cheese to balance the heat. Priced at S$42.90, it feeds three to four diners.
Does NeNe Chicken have Korean pasta? Yes. NeNe Signature Pasta Meal and Tangy Tomato Pasta Meal are both S$11.50 and come with a drink. The pasta is a crossover between Korean seasoning and Italian style sauce.
Does NeNe Chicken have Tteokbokki? Yes. Rice Cakes (Tteokbokki) are on the sides menu at S$5.90, served in sweet spicy sauce.
How much is Curly Fries at NeNe Chicken? S$4.90 for regular Curly Fries. Cheese Curly Fries are S$6.40.
What is Kimchi Pancake at NeNe Chicken? Kimchi Pancake is a Korean style savoury pancake with kimchi, served at S$16. It is exclusive to the Upper Paya Lebar outlet.
Does NeNe Chicken give a free sauce? Each meal set comes with one free dipping sauce. Extra cups of sauce are S$1.20 each.
How do I contact NeNe Chicken Singapore? For general enquiries, visit nenechicken.com.sg or call the Upper Paya Lebar outlet at 6222 6363. For delivery issues, contact the delivery platform you ordered through.
Does NeNe Chicken do catering? Yes. Order the Snowing Cheese 50cm Hotplate, 18pc Chicken Meal or K-Pizza bundles for office spreads and parties. For 20 pax or more, call the outlet directly to confirm availability.
Is NeNe Chicken a franchise? Yes. NeNe Chicken is a Korean franchise that operates through local master franchisees in each country. The Singapore franchise is operated locally with menu and marketing adaptations such as the Double Freaking Hot and Snowing Cheese Hotplate.
What is the cheapest meal at NeNe Chicken Singapore? The 2pc Chicken Meal at S$9.90. On a la carte, the NeNe Chicken Burger with Cheese at S$6.50 is the cheapest single item meal.
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