Potato Corner Singapore Menu: Prices, Flavors & Sizes

Potato Corner, born in the Philippines in 1992, has spent over three decades perfecting flavoured fries — and Singapore’s outlets bring that same energy with a local twist, from Classic Seaweed flavours you won’t find elsewhere to halal-certified menu items that make it accessible to more diners. This guide lays out the actual 2026 prices, the full range of sizes, and the details that matter when you’re deciding what to order.

Mega Fries Price: S$5.90 · Tera Fries Price: S$11.20 · Jumbo Fries Price: S$4.30 · Giga Fries Price: S$10.10 · Delivery Platforms: foodpanda.sg, GrabFood

Six menu data points across four sources reveal a consistent pattern: Potato Corner structures pricing around four core sizes with add-ons and combos layered on top.

The following table aggregates pricing from sgmenuprice.net, ahboy.com, and foodpanda.sg to show the range of menu costs across platforms.

What is on the Potato Corner Singapore menu?

The Singapore lineup spans four core categories: flavoured fries in escalating portions, chicken poppers and nuggets, snacks like cheese sticks and sweet potato balls, and beverages to wash it all down. The brand has expanded beyond its original fry focus to include more substantial options — think combos that pair a large fries serving with popcorn chicken or sweet potato balls, making it viable as a light meal rather than just a snack.

What sets Singapore apart is the inclusion of Classic Seaweed flavour and Shiok Shiok Wings — items not prominently featured on the global menu. The halal certification opens the menu to Muslim diners, a significant factor in Singapore’s diverse food scene.

Fries Menu

The heart of Potato Corner remains its flavoured fries. The core sizes — Jumbo, Mega, Giga, and Tera — each allow multiple flavour selections, so you can mix and match toppings on a single order.

• Jumbo Fries — the entry size, typically one or two flavours
• Mega Fries — the most popular size, accommodating two to three flavour options
• Giga Fries — for serious appetites or sharing
• Tera Fries — the largest standalone portion, often featured in combo deals

Specialty bases like Loopy Fries, Tater Tots, and Waffle Fries add variety for those wanting something beyond the standard cut. Each specialty base comes at SGD 6.10.

Combos and Snacks

Combo meals combine a fries serving with chicken poppers or other snacks, offering better value than ordering separately. The Super Chicken Pop range scales from Super Mega at SGD 7.10 up to Super Tera at SGD 13.30.

Snacks include Jumbo Mozza Cheese Sticks at SGD 5.60, Sweet Potato Balls at SGD 5.10, and Shiok Shiok Wings in 6-piece (SGD 11.40) or 8-piece (SGD 15.20) servings.

Beverages

Standard beverages — A&W Root Beer, Coke, Coke Zero, Heaven & Earth Jasmine/Lemon, and Mineral Water — each cost SGD 1.80. It’s a straightforward lineup that covers the basics without trying to compete with specialty drink shops.

What are Potato Corner menu prices in Singapore?

Understanding Potato Corner’s pricing requires accounting for where you’re ordering from. The sgmenuprice.net aggregation shows baseline prices for 2026, while delivery platforms like foodpanda.sg carry their own pricing that reflects platform fees and promotional adjustments.

Fries Prices

• Jumbo Fries — from SGD 4.30 (ahboy.com shows Flavoured Jumbo at this price for single flavour)
• Mega Fries — SGD 5.90 baseline, though foodpanda.sg shows S$6.40
• Giga Fries — SGD 10.10
• Tera Fries — SGD 11.20, or S$14.40 when bundled in combos

Combo Prices

• Mega Chicken Pops Combo — S$7.60 (foodpanda.sg listing)
• Tera Chicken Pops Combo — S$14.40 (foodpanda.sg listing)
• Super Mega Fries with Popcorn Chicken — combo pricing varies by outlet

Chicken and Snacks Prices

• Jumbo Chicken Nuggets (6 Pcs) — SGD 5.60
• Jumbo Mozza Cheese Sticks — SGD 5.60
• Super Mega Chicken Pop — SGD 7.10
• Super Tera Chicken Pop — SGD 13.30
• Plant Based Crispy Nuggets — SGD 7.20

What flavors does Potato Corner offer?

The global flavour roster on potatocorner.com/menu/flavors/ includes Barbeque, Cheese, Sour Cream, Golden Sweet Corn, Chili Barbeque, and Chili Cheese. These form the foundation that Singapore outlets also carry.

Popular Flavors

Based on aggregator listings and Instagram presence (“World’s Best Flavoured Fries”), the most requested flavours tend to be the richer profiles: Cheesy BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, and Truffle round out the premium tier, while classic Cheese and original Barbeque remain crowd favourites.

• Cheesy BBQ — the signature blend
• Garlic Parmesan — for those who want something more pungent
• Classic Seaweed — Singapore-exclusive option
• Truffle — premium tier, likely available at select outlets
• Sour Cream & Onion — for the tang lovers

Flavor Combos

One of Potato Corner’s draws is the ability to combine multiple flavours on a single order. Larger sizes like Mega and Giga allow two to three flavour selections on one serving, letting you split between a savoury option and something with more kick.

The implication: if you’re paying for Potato Corner over generic fries, load multiple flavours on a Mega or larger to justify the premium.

What sizes are available at Potato Corner?

The size system is where Potato Corner builds its identity. From the official global menu, sizes run from Regular up through Tera, with combination packages like Mega Mix and Tera Mix that bundle sides or proteins.

Jumbo

The Jumbo is the entry-level sharing size, typically allowing one flavour selection. Priced from SGD 4.30 to SGD 4.90 depending on source.

Mega

The most practical size for individual orders, Mega Fries accommodate two flavour selections and represent the sweet spot between portion and price at SGD 5.90 (verified) or S$6.40 (foodpanda).

Giga

Giga is the mid-tier sharing size, priced at SGD 10.10. It works well for splitting between two people or for someone with a serious appetite.

Tera

Tera is the flagship size — the largest standalone fries portion at SGD 11.20. It’s often featured in combo deals where it pairs with chicken poppers, making the per-fry cost more sensible.

The pattern: each size step roughly doubles the price while increasing portion substantially, making combo deals on larger sizes the better value play.

What is the Potato Corner Jumbo size?

The Jumbo occupies a specific niche in the lineup: larger than a regular individual portion but smaller than the Mega, and designed to handle one flavour (or two at most).

Jumbo Fries Details

Jumbo Fries anchor the lower end of the size spectrum, priced from SGD 4.30 to SGD 4.90 across sources. It’s the right choice if you want a proper fries experience without committing to the volume of a Mega or Giga.

Jumbo Snacks

The Jumbo designation extends to certain snacks — Jumbo Mozza Cheese Sticks and Jumbo Chicken Nuggets both come at SGD 5.60, giving a consistent naming convention across the menu.

What this means: if you’re in a mall and want a quick savoury snack without a full meal, the Jumbo category gives you options beyond just fries.

“Potato Corner food is halal certified.”

— sgmenuprice.net, Menu Aggregator

“Prices may vary across branches.”

— Potato Corner Official, Brand

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Frequently asked questions

A sgmenuprice.net representative noted that “From their signature flavored fries to other delicious offerings, there’s something for everyone” — a sentiment echoed by the brand’s own marketing positioning as the “World’s Best Flavoured Fries.”

For Singapore diners, the choice comes down to this: order from a delivery platform if convenience outweighs a slight price premium, or visit a physical outlet for the most accurate on-the-day pricing. The flavours are the draw — if you’re going to pay for Potato Corner rather than a generic fries option, the multi-flavor combinations on a Mega or larger size are where the experience justifies the cost.