JINJJA CHICKEN MENU SINGAPORE & UPDATED PRICES 2025
In Singapore’s bustling food scene, Korean cuisine has firmly cemented its place, and leading the charge in the fast-casual segment is Jinjja Chicken. Known for bringing authentic Korean fried chicken and beloved street food staples to the masses, Jinjja Chicken stands out not only for its delicious offerings but also for being a Halal-certified establishment, making it a go-to for a wide range of diners seeking a taste of Korea.
| Name | JINJJA CHICKEN |
| Location | 201 Victoria St, #01-11 Bugis+, Singapore 188067 |
| Outlets | 7 |
| Operating Hours | Monday – Sunday, 11 am–8:30 pm, Friday – Saturday, 11 am–9 pm |
| Delivery Hotline | N/A |
JINJJA CHICKEN MENU SINGAPORE PRICES 2025
The Jinjja Chicken Singapore Menu is divided into various other categories like Below, you can find the complete prices of all the items offered by this restaurant:
JINJJA CHICKEN MENU NOODLE
| MENU | PRICE |
|---|---|
| Jjampong Spicy Seafood Noodles | SGD 11.90 |
| Bibim myeon Bibibao Noodles – Chicken | SGD 8.90 |
| Bibim myeon Bibibao Noodles – Beef | SGD 9.90 |
| Raokki Tteokbokki Noodles Original | SGD 8.90 |
| Beef Noodles with New Zealand Ribeye Steak | SGD 10.90 |
| Army Stew (Jewel Changi + Bugis Outlet) | SGD 11.90 |
JINJJA CHICKEN RICE MENU & PRICES
| MENU | PRICE |
|---|---|
| Wings Bap | SGD 8.30 |
| Drumsticks Bap | SGD 8.30 |
| Bibimbap – Chicken | SGD 8.30 |
| Bibimbap – Beef | SGD 9.30 |
| Kimbap – Chicken | SGD 8.30 |
| Kimbap – Beef | SGD 9.30 |
JINJJA CHICKEN MENU SINGAPORE BURGER & SALADS
| MENU | PRICE |
|---|---|
| Kimchi Tofu Burger | SGD 7.30 |
| Chicken Burger – Regular | SGD 8.30 |
| Bulgogi Beef Burger – regular | SGD 9.30 |
| Tofu Bibimsalad | SGD 7.30 |
| Chicken Bibimsalad | SGD 8.30 |
JINJJA CHICKEN MENU BIG BANG SETS
| MENU | PRICE |
|---|---|
| Mini Bang Set 3-4 Pax 18 pcs Jinjja wings 1 Chicken Kimbap 1 k-Pop Chicken 2 Regular Fries 4 Pcs Mozzarella Cheese Sticks 3 Regular Sodas | SGD 40.90 |
| Big Bang Set 4-6 Pax 16 pcs Jinjja wings 4 pcs Jinjja Drumsticks 1 Chicken Kimbap 6 Pcs Fried Mandu 2 Regular Fries 4 Regular Sodas | SGD 45.90 |
| Bigger Bang Set 8-10 Pax 32 pcs Jinjja Wings 8 Pcs jinjja Drumsticks 2 Chicken Kimbap 6 pcs Fried Mandu 2 Regular Fries 4 Regular Sodas | SGD 80.90 |
NUTRITION TABLE OF JINJJA CHICKEN SINGAPORE
| Item | Serving Size | Calories | Total Fat (g) | Saturated Fat (g) | Trans Fat (g) | Cholesterol (mg) | Sodium (mg) | Total Carbohydrates (g) | Dietary Fiber (g) | Sugars (g) | Protein (g) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signature Fried Chicken | 1 piece (100g) | 250 | 15 | 3 | 0 | 50 | 400 | 10 | 1 | 0 | 20 |
| Bibimbap | 1 serving (350g) | 500 | 10 | 2 | 0 | 30 | 800 | 60 | 8 | 6 | 25 |
| Kimchi Fries | 1 serving (200g) | 450 | 20 | 8 | 0.5 | 40 | 600 | 55 | 5 | 3 | 15 |
| Korean Fried Mandu | 1 serving (150g) | 300 | 12 | 4 | 0.2 | 25 | 350 | 35 | 2 | 1 | 10 |
| Bingsu | 1 serving (250g) | 350 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 20 | 100 | 75 |
IS JINJJA CHICKEN HALAL?
Yes, fortunately, Jinjja Chicken Singapore is a halal-certified restaurant, so Muslims can come and enjoy delicious food at this restaurant.
HOT-SELLING ITEMS ON JINJJA CHICKEN MENU SINGAPORE
Soy Garlic: This is arguably their most popular and signature flavour. The perfect balance of sweet and savoury garlic sauce makes it incredibly addictive and a universal crowd-pleaser. It’s often praised for retaining the chicken’s crispiness.
Hot & Spicy (Yangnyeom): A very close second in popularity, this sweet, sticky, and spicy sauce provides a satisfying kick without being overwhelmingly hot for most. It’s a classic Korean fried chicken flavour.
Monster (Extreme Spicy): While not for everyone due to its intense heat, the Monster sauce is a hot seller among spice enthusiasts looking for a serious fiery challenge.
K-Boneless Chicken / K-Pop Chicken: These boneless versions of their fried chicken, available in the same popular sauces, are a hit for those who prefer convenience and flavour without the bones.
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ABOUT JINJJA CHICKEN SINGAPORE
Jinjja Chicken in Singapore offers a dynamic and accessible menu that perfectly captures the essence of Korean fast-casual dining. While undeniably famous for its addictive Jinjja Wings and Drumsticks – available in a trio of irresistible sauces like the savoury Soy Garlic, the sweet and fiery Hot & Spicy, and the intense Monster – the menu extends far beyond fried chicken. Diners can also indulge in comforting Korean staples such as the rich and savoury Jjajang Myeon (Black Bean Noodles), the spicy and chewy Tteokbokki, and hearty rice bowls like Kimchi Fried Rice and Kimbap.
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JINJJA CHICKEN REVIEWS
Jinjja Chicken is my absolute favorite whenever I’m craving Korean fried chicken, especially since it’s Halal-certified. The Soy Garlic wings are simply divine – perfectly crispy, juicy inside, and the sauce is just the right balance of sweet and savory without being cloying. I usually pair it with a side of Tteokbokki, which has a fantastic chewiness and a satisfying spicy kick. Their Jjajang Myeon is also incredibly comforting; the black bean sauce is rich and authentic. It’s a reliable spot for a delicious and fuss-free Korean meal, perfect for a quick lunch or a casual dinner with friends.
“Zoe”
Everyone talks about Jinjja Chicken’s wings, and yes, they are great (the Hot & Spicy is my favorite!), but don’t sleep on their other menu items! The Jjajang Myeon is genuinely good – chewy noodles and a robust black bean sauce that’s hard to find done well at a fast-casual spot. I also recently tried their Cheesy Chicken K-Corn Dog, and it was a delightful surprise – crispy exterior, juicy chicken, and a lovely cheese pull. It’s fantastic for a snack or an extra side. They offer a great variety, making it easy to put together a satisfying meal even if you’re not just there for chicken.
“Yan”
If you love heat, you have to try Jinjja Chicken’s Monster sauce – it truly lives up to its name and delivers a fiery, addictive punch! It’s an experience in itself. Beyond the chicken, I’m a big fan of their Rabokki; the combination of chewy rice cakes and ramen noodles in that spicy sauce is pure comfort on a plate. I often get a side of Kimchi Fried Rice to balance out the heat. The portions are decent, and the fact that it’s Halal means I can bring all my friends along. Jinjja Chicken consistently hits the spot for authentic Korean flavors in a casual setting.
“Yvonne”
ALTERNATIVES OF JINJJA CHICKEN RESTAURANT IN SINGAPORE
NeNe Chicken: A popular Korean fried chicken chain that is Halal-certified. They offer various fried chicken flavours (original, Swicy, Freaking Hot, Green Onion, etc.), along with other Korean sides like Tteokbokki and Kimchi Fried Rice. They have multiple outlets across Singapore.
Waker Chicken: Another Halal-certified Korean fried chicken chain, often praised for its crispy chicken and authentic flavours. They also offer other Korean dishes.
Seoul Sedap: A Muslim-owned stall that offers Korean fried chicken, ramyeon, tteokbokki, and army stew. Often found in coffee shops, providing a more localised Halal Korean experience.
Daily Chicken: A newer entrant (from Katrina Group in partnership with Daily Beer in Korea) that is Halal-certified and offers signature crispy fried chicken in various flavours, along with Korean street food like Gimbap and Hotteok.
More Batter: While primarily a delivery/pickup concept, they are Halal-certified and focus on Korean boneless fried chicken with a range of unique and classic sauces.
FAQs
Is Jinjja Chicken Halal?
Yes, Jinjja Chicken is a halal-certified restaurant that welcomes Muslim friends living in Singapore.
How many Jinjja Chicken outlets are there in Singapore?
Jinjja Chicken operates at 4 locations across Singapore
What kind of cuisine does Jinjja Chicken offer?
Jinjja Chicken specializes in Korean fast-casual dining, with a strong focus on Korean fried chicken and popular Korean street food staples. Their menu includes noodles (like Jjajang Myeon and Jjamppong), rice dishes (Bibimbap, Kimchi Fried Rice, Kimbap), and a variety of Korean snacks.
Does Jinjja Chicken offer vegetarian options?
While Jinjja Chicken is known for its chicken and meat dishes, they do offer some vegetarian-friendly options. These might include items like Kimchi Tofu Burger, Tofu Bibimsalad, and side dishes like Tteokbokki (check for specific ingredients like fish cake for strict vegetarians) or various fries and Mandu (confirm filling). It’s always best to check with the staff for the most current vegetarian offerings.
Can I order Jinjja Chicken for delivery in Singapore?
es, Jinjja Chicken offers island-wide delivery through major third-party delivery platforms like Foodpanda and GrabFood. You can also often order directly from their website for delivery or self-pickup.
CONCLUSION
Jinjja Chicken has successfully carved out a significant niche in Singapore’s competitive food landscape, offering a compelling blend of authentic Korean flavours with the convenience of fast-casual dining. From its signature Halal-certified Korean fried chicken, perfected in various irresistible sauces like the beloved Soy Garlic, to comforting Korean staples such as the rich Jjajang Myeon and spicy Tteokbokki, the menu consistently delivers on taste and quality.
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