The queues at Jewel Changi Airport may finally be easing, but South Korean fast-food chain Lotteria isn’t slowing down. On August 5, 2026, the brand will open its second Singapore location at Jurong Point, just six months after its debut in the city-state. To mark the expansion, Lotteria is rolling out its biggest menu refresh yet—including a breakfast lineup created exclusively for Singapore—across both outlets.
What’s New on the Menu
Lotteria’s Singapore-only breakfast service will run from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Jurong Point and 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Jewel. Instead of the usual muffin-based breakfast sandwiches, the chain is betting on its K-Omelette burgers, featuring a fluffy vegetable omelette tucked into a lightly sweet brioche bun. Customers can customize with chicken sausage (S$5), turkey bacon (S$5), or a meat-free tomato version (S$4.50). For those craving something beyond burgers, K-Morning Platters (S$5.50) and classic pancakes (S$3) round out the morning offerings.
Beyond breakfast, three new burgers join the permanent lineup:
- T-Rex chicken burger (S$6.90) – a whole crispy chicken thigh
- Gangjung chicken burger (S$7.20) – inspired by Korea’s sweet-and-spicy fried chicken
- Teriyaki burger (S$6.90) – a beef patty glazed in sweet-savory teriyaki sauce
Dessert fans aren’t forgotten. New additions include the Tornado KitKat Crunch (S$3.60), topping the chain’s signature soft serve with crunchy KitKat pieces, and a mango peach bingsu (S$5.80) layered with fruit, red beans, strawberry purée, and ice cream.
Opening Week Deals
Lotteria is rolling out limited-time promotions to draw crowds. On August 5, the signature shrimp burger will drop to just S$2 during selected hourly redemption windows. The bulgogi burger gets the same treatment on August 6. Early birds on both mornings can also snag a S$2 K-Omelette Chicken Sausage Burger. From August 7 to 10, one-for-one soft cones will be available for all customers.
Spend at least S$12 between August 5 and 25 to receive one of the brand’s limited-edition blind bag collectibles, while stocks last.
Broader Implications
Lotteria’s rapid expansion signals growing appetite for Korean fast food in Singapore, a market already saturated with local and international chains. By tailoring a breakfast menu to local tastes—and pricing items competitively—the brand aims to carve out a loyal following beyond the airport crowd. The Jurong Point location, in a bustling suburban mall, could also attract families and students looking for affordable, novelty-driven meals.
Next Steps
For those planning a visit, follow Lotteria Singapore on Instagram for real-time updates on promotions and stock availability. With the new menu, limited-edition collectibles, and wallet-friendly deals, the chain is positioning itself as a go-to for both quick bites and Instagram-worthy desserts. Whether you’re a breakfast convert or a burger purist, Lotteria’s second outlet offers plenty of reasons to queue up again.