What chain restaurants charge in Singapore

24 chains tracked in Singapore, priced in SGD (S$). Every menu below is the full local board, not a global template.

Asia-Pacific $1 USD = 1.28 SGD

What food costs in Singapore

The cheapest priced item we hold in each dish category across every Singapore menu - A rough floor for what each kind of food costs here.

Dish typeItems trackedCheapest we found
Fried Chicken 131 S$1.10 Buckets, tenders, wings, nuggets and rotisserie birds.
Combos & Meal Deals 122 S$3 Bundles, family boxes, promotions and value platters.
Burgers 113 S$2.80 Beef, chicken and plant-based burgers priced side by side.
Sides & Fries 86 S$0.50 Fries, onion rings, dips, slaw and the upsell economy.
Ice Cream & Frozen Treats 74 S$1.50 Scoops, sundaes, blizzards, soft serve and ice-cream cakes.
Soft Drinks, Tea & Juice 71 S$2 Colas, teas, juices, water and the mark-up on all of them.
Coffee 65 S$1 Espresso, latte, cappuccino and cold brew, market by market.
Sandwiches & Wraps 64 S$1.80 Subs, wraps, melts, toasties and hand-held everything else.
Pizza 60 S$5.90 Every pizza on every menu we track, from margherita to meat feast.
Breakfast 56 S$1.70 Muffins, pancakes, all-day eggs and breakfast cut-off times.
Desserts & Bakes 48 S$1.40 Cakes, cookies, pies, brownies and the sweet end of the board.
Rice & Bowls 41 S$0.90 Rice plates, bowls and the localised menus built around them.
Pasta & Noodles 34 S$4.50 Spaghetti, penne, mac and cheese, and noodle bowls.
Fish & Seafood 31 S$5.50 Fish sandwiches, fish and chips, prawns and grilled salmon.

Cheapest priced option on any Singapore menu in that category, including small sizes and single-item promos.

Restaurants in Singapore

24 brands, 23 full menus.

Singapore in the global price index

Products Singapore shares with the most other markets we track, so you can see where it sits.

Full index →
ProductBrandMarketsCheapestPriciest
Big Mac McDonald's 16 $2.87 $7.68
Little Hamburger Five Guys 11 $1.91 $11.57
Cheese Dog Five Guys 11 $2.00 $12.13
Little Cheeseburger Five Guys 11 $2.21 $12.98
Veggie Sandwich Five Guys 11 $1.51 $8.61
Hamburger Five Guys 11 $2.71 $14.69
Cheeseburger Five Guys 11 $3.20 $16.05
Filet-O-Fish™ McDonald's 11 $1.78 $5.66

Eating out in Singapore

Flavor Adventures Await in Singapore!

Rooted in Stories, Spiced with Dreams

A long, long time ago, Singapore wasn't packed with tall buildings and shiny malls. It was a busy trading port, buzzing with people from China, India, Malaysia, and even places farther away. They all came bringing something special - Spices, noodles, dumplings, curries. Imagine a big pot where everyone tossed in their favorite food ideas!

Families would pass down recipes like treasures. Moms and dads taught their kids how to stir up the perfect laksa or flip the crispiest roti prata. People mixed old flavors with new ones. That's why today, Singapore food is like a delicious party where everybody's invited.

And the ingredients? Oh, they are super fresh! Juicy prawns, crunchy greens, rich coconut milk - All picked up from local markets that smell like adventure. Every bite you take tells a little story from way back.

Epic Eats and Legendary Treats

Have you heard about the Chicken Rice secret? Legend says a super-smart cook once figured out that cooking rice in chicken broth made it 100 times better. One taste and everyone agreed - It was pure magic! That's why today, people will happily stand in long, sweaty lines just for a plate of that soft, juicy chicken with fluffy, flavorful rice.

And then there's Chilli Crab. One night, a clever lady ran out of ideas. So, she mixed up ketchup, chili, and crab, just because - And BOOM - One of the best dishes ever was born. Now it’s a messy, finger-licking feast that’s basically a Singaporean superhero meal.

Made with Heart and a Whole Lot of Spice

In Singapore, cooking is all about heart and hustle. People love fresh stuff - No fake flavors here! Aunties at hawker stalls wake up before sunrise to cook everything from scratch. They pick what's in season, what’s bright and tasty, and they don’t stop until it’s perfect.

Cooking together is a big deal too. It’s noisy, it’s sweaty, and it smells AMAZING. Friends and families swap stories while flipping satay sticks or stirring giant pots of curry. In Singapore, food isn't just something you eat - It's something you feel.

5 Tasty Must-Trys in Singapore

1. Hainanese Chicken Rice
  • From: All over Singapore, but the OG style came from China
  • Feels like: Tender, juicy chicken with soft, savory rice that smells like a warm hug.
2. Laksa
  • From: Peranakan (Straits Chinese) kitchens
  • Feels like: Slurping spicy, creamy coconut noodles while sitting under a bright red umbrella.
3. Char Kway Teow
  • From: Hawker centers everywhere
  • Feels like: Sweet, smoky noodles that are chewy and sticky in the yummiest way.
4. Chilli Crab
  • From: East Coast seafood spots
  • Feels like: Cracking open messy, saucy crabs while laughing with your best friends.
5. Kaya Toast
  • From: Old-school coffee shops ("kopitiams")
  • Feels like: Crunchy, buttery toast dripping with sweet coconut jam - Perfect with a strong cup of coffee.

Good Vibes and Grub: Food and Friends

  • Farm Tours: Some farms like Bollywood Veggies let you pick your own fruits and learn to cook them!
  • Kids’ Cooking Classes: Fun workshops teach kids how to flip prata and roll dumplings.
  • Community Kitchens: Some places let you "pay what you can" so everyone gets a good meal.
  • Hawker Heroes: Young chefs train with old masters to keep classic recipes alive.
  • Garden Workshops: Learn to grow herbs like pandan and lemongrass at city gardens.
  • Bake and Share Days: Some cafes bake extra pastries to hand out for free to neighbors!

Come Grab a Seat and Join the Feast

Singapore's food story is still cooking, and you’re invited! Every time someone stirs a pot or flips a pancake here, the story gets a little bigger, a little yummier. So pull up a chair, grab a fork (or chopsticks!), and dive into the adventure. There’s always a new flavor waiting just around the corner!

Compare Singapore with another market

Pick any brand that trades in both and see every shared item priced side by side.

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