KFC S’pore 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites Every Wed, Thu & Fri from 14 Oct 2026

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🍗 Double the chicken, double the satisfaction!

KFC Singapore is bringing a delicious midweek treat with its 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites promotion at just $6.95. Starting Wednesday, 14 October 2026, the offer runs every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for a limited time, making it an appetising way to enjoy more fried chicken without spending more.

Each $6.95 deal includes two servings of Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites, with six pieces per serving. That works out to 12 chicken bites for just $6.95, or approximately 58 cents per piece. Perfect for sharing with family, friends or colleagues, or simply enjoying as a satisfying chicken treat.

🍗 What’s included in KFC’s $6.95 1-for-1 deal?

The promotion features KFC’s Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites, served with a glossy sauce and creamy topping inspired by Japanese chicken nanban flavours. The promotional image showcases crispy chicken bites coated in sauce, topped with a creamy mixture and garnished with green onions.

  • Promotional price: $6.95 for two servings
  • Quantity: Six chicken bites per serving, giving a total of 12 pieces
  • Promotion: 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites
  • Available days: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only
  • Starting date: 14 October 2026
  • Offer period: Limited time only, while stocks last

With two portions included, the deal is particularly handy for a midweek snack break, a casual meal with a friend or an additional chicken dish to share. The combination of crispy chicken, savoury sauce and creamy topping offers a Japanese-inspired alternative to the usual fried chicken flavours.

📅 When and where is the promotion available?

KFC’s 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites offer begins on 14 October 2026 and is available exclusively from Wednesday to Friday. The promotion is not valid on public holidays, even when they fall on one of the eligible weekdays.

📍 Important: The $6.95 promotion is valid for dine-in and takeaway purchases made directly at the restaurant counter or self-ordering kiosk. Online takeaway orders are not included in the advertised redemption methods. The offer is unavailable at KFC Singapore Polytechnic, Zoo and Sentosa outlets, and on public holidays. Available Wednesdays to Fridays only, while stocks last.

Before heading down, check the KFC Singapore outlet locator for nearby restaurants and their opening hours. Additional menu information is available through the official KFC Singapore website.

📋 Terms and conditions

  • Promotion starts on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, and is available on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays only.
  • Each promotional purchase includes two servings of Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites, containing six pieces each, at $6.95.
  • Valid for dine-in and takeaway purchases only.
  • Orders must be placed over the counter or through an in-store self-ordering kiosk.
  • Not available at KFC Singapore Polytechnic, Zoo and Sentosa outlets.
  • Not valid on public holidays.
  • Limited-time offer, while stocks last.

💡 Tip: Plan a visit on an eligible weekday and order directly at the counter or kiosk to enjoy the promotional price. Availability is subject to remaining stocks, so the offer may not be available throughout the day at every outlet.

More KFC Singapore promotions

For more fried chicken deals and meal savings, check out these other KFC Singapore offers:

🍗 With 12 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites for $6.95, KFC Singapore’s latest 1-for-1 offer makes a tempting midweek treat for fried chicken lovers. Whether shared between two people or enjoyed as a generous snack, this Wednesday-to-Friday deal offers twice the chicken bites at one promotional price. Drop by an eligible KFC restaurant from 14 October 2026 while the limited-time promotion is available.

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