Westies no longer need to cross the island for Lotteria’s Korean burgers. The South Korean fast food chain has opened its second Singapore outlet at Jurong Point, just six months after arriving at Jewel Changi Airport. It has also introduced something unavailable even at its Korean outlets: a breakfast menu created exclusively for Singapore.
Singapore-only breakfast menu from S$3
The highlight is the K-Omelette, a Korean-style omelette stir-fried with vegetables. It comes in a soft and lightly sweet brioche bun.
Three K-Omelette burgers are available:
- K-Omelette Tomato Burger at S$4.50
- K-Omelette Chicken Sausage Burger at S$5
- K-Omelette Turkey Bacon Burger at S$5
Meanwhile, diners who prefer a more traditional breakfast can choose the K-Morning Platter at S$5.50 or Classic Pancakes at S$3.
Breakfast is available daily from 9am to 11am at Jurong Point. At Jewel Changi Airport, breakfast runs from 10am to 12pm.
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What to get at Lotteria
New to Lotteria? Start with its two signature burgers, which generations of diners in South Korea have enjoyed. Ria’s Bulgogi Burger features a beef patty coated in a sweet and savoury bulgogi sauce. In contrast, Ria’s Shrimp Burger comes with a crispy patty made with real shrimp chunks. Tartar sauce and Thousand Island sauce complete the burger.
Besides these long-time favourites, Lotteria has added three savoury burgers to its Singapore menu. The S$6.90 T-Rex Chicken Burger is the clear attention-grabber. It contains an entire crispy chicken thigh, along with onions, pickles, lettuce and creamy onion sauce.
The new line-up also includes the S$7.20 Gangjung Chicken Burger. It takes inspiration from Korea’s sweet and mildly spicy fried chicken. Finally, the S$6.90 Teriyaki Burger pairs a beef patty with teriyaki glaze, lettuce and mayonnaise.
Limited-time opening promotions
From 5 to 25 August, customers who spend at least S$12 in a single transaction will receive a limited-edition blind bag collectible. The designs feature Lotteria menu items such as burgers, fries and drinks. Different collectibles will be released each week while stocks last.
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Lotteria Jurong Point opening hours
Lotteria Singapore is not halal-certified. However, its menu does not contain pork or lard.
