Long John Silver Singapore: Outlets, Menu, Prices & Closures

For over four decades, Long John Silver’s has anchored Singapore’s fast-food seafood landscape — a chain that outlasted countless rivals in a city where tastes shift fast. Now comes news that one of its most recognizable Eastside locations is shutting its doors, leaving regulars to weigh what’s next. This guide tracks every confirmed outlet, maps the menu and pricing, and breaks down what the Tampines Mall closure means for the brand’s Singapore footprint.

Established in Singapore: 1983 · Key 24-Hour Outlets: Eastpoint Mall, Junction 8 · Recent Closure: Tampines Mall (March 2, 2026) · Pre-Order Locations: 5 outlets

When did Long John Silver come to Singapore?

Long John Silver’s opened its first Singapore location in 1983, placing the brand ahead of many international chains that would follow in the decades after. By staying in the market for over 40 years, it became one of the longest-running fast-food seafood operations in the city-state.

Arrival in 1983

Eatbook notes that Long John Silver’s has been serving Singapore since 1983, making it a fixture through multiple generations of diners. The chain’s early entry gave it a head start in building brand recognition for battered fish and shrimp in a market where Western fast-food was still novel.

Growth as dominant market

Singapore became the brand’s most prominent international market, outlasting operations in neighboring countries that came and went. The brand’s staying power in Singapore contrasts with broader closures the brand has faced globally.

Where are Long John Silver Singapore outlets?

For visitors and regulars tracking where to find Long John Silver’s, the current outlet map centers on key residential and transit-adjacent locations across the island.

24-Hour Locations

Two outlets operate around the clock: Eastpoint Mall and Junction 8. These 24-hour locations make the chain a late-night option that many other fast-food seafood spots cannot match in Singapore.

• Eastpoint Mall — 24-hour operation
• Junction 8 — 24-hour operation

Pre-Order Spots

Five locations offer pre-ordering for bulk or planned visits, according to the brand’s official communications.

• 18 Tai Seng (confirmed pre-order outlet)
• Plus four additional locations — check the Long John Silver’s Singapore official site for the full list

Recent Changes

The Tampines Mall outlet at 4 Tampines Central 5, #04-23 to 25, Singapore 529510, announced its closure on February 25, 2026, with its final day set for March 2, 2026. The outlet had been operating for over a decade with daily hours from 7:30am to 10pm. AsiaOne reported that the chain thanked customers for their support over the years while directing them to nearby alternatives.

What is on the Long John Silver Singapore menu?

The menu centers on battered and grilled seafood, with chicken options drawing diners who want variety. Prices on the official site include GST and reflect promotions applicable only in Singapore.

Signature Batter Fish

The chain’s batter-dipped seafood remains the anchor item. The Captain’s Combo — 1pc Alaska Pollock, 2pc Chicken, and 2pc Shrimp — runs SGD 9.50, combining the core offer with chicken and shrimp. The 2pc Dory option costs SGD 7.50, while the Grilled Dory with Chilli Crab Sauce hits SGD 9.80 for those who want a locally inspired flavor profile.

Breakfast Options

Long John Silver’s does not operate a dedicated breakfast window in Singapore. The menu is available throughout operating hours, though some outlets may limit full menu availability during early morning periods.

Calorie Info

Official calorie breakdowns are not published on the brand’s Singapore website. Third-party aggregators have not published comprehensive calorie data for the current menu. Diners tracking intake may need to contact the chain directly or estimate based on portion sizes.

What are Long John Silver Singapore prices?

Pricing stays accessible across the menu, with combo meals anchoring the value tier.

Menu Pricing

Here are representative prices from the current menu:

The data suggests that combo meals in the SGD 7–10 range represent the mainstream offering, while individual pieces and sides occupy the lower price tier. This pricing architecture positions the brand as an affordable option for budget-conscious diners in Singapore’s fast-food seafood segment.

Customer Feedback

Eatbook notes that the brand is halal-certified, broadening its appeal to Muslim diners seeking fast-food seafood options. Review aggregators cite the chain for consistent quality on classic battered fish — the core product that has defined the brand across four-plus decades in Singapore.

Is Long John Silver’s Tampines Closing Down?

Yes. The Tampines Mall outlet is closing on March 2, 2026. AsiaOne and CNA Lifestyle both reported the closure announcement on February 25, 2026, with Eatbook confirming the timeline on February 27, 2026.

Closure Details

The chain posted on social media that it was bidding farewell to the Tampines outlet and directing customers to nearby locations. The official statement read: “While we bid farewell to this outlet, we look forward to welcoming you at our nearby outlets at Eastpoint Mall, White Sands and 18 Tai Seng.” The Tampines outlet had undergone renovations in the past and was described as an icon of the mall by CNA Lifestyle.

Broader Context

The closure fits a pattern of restaurant exits in Singapore’s retail landscape, where tenant turnover in shopping malls has accelerated. Long John Silver’s remains operational at multiple locations island-wide, and the closure appears specific to this outlet rather than a signal of wider retrenchment.

Timeline

Four decades of Singapore operations, marked by one notable Eastside exit.

What we know vs what remains unclear

Long John Silver’s Singapore story has a solid factual core but leaves some questions open.

What people are saying

“While we bid farewell to this outlet, we look forward to welcoming you at our nearby outlets at Eastpoint Mall, White Sands and 18 Tai Seng.”

— Long John Silver’s Singapore (AsiaOne)

“Its last day of operations will be on Mar 2.”

— CNA Lifestyle (news report)

“As someone who grew up in the East, it saddens me to share this news: another one bites the dust.”

— Eatbook (food blog)

Summary

Long John Silver’s Singapore has outlasted most of its international peers since 1983, but the brand is not immune to retail pressures. The Tampines Mall closure on March 2, 2026, ends an over-decade run and forces Eastside regulars to redirect to Eastpoint Mall, White Sands, or 18 Tai Seng. The menu stays affordable — meals from SGD 2.60 to SGD 10.40 — and the chain retains its halal certification, keeping it accessible to a broad customer base.

For Eastside diners, the trade-off is straightforward: adapt to a slightly longer trip or switch to the nearest alternative. The brand’s 24-hour options at Eastpoint Mall and Junction 8 give it a niche that most Singapore fast-food chains do not fill, which means the closures sting but do not signal a wider retreat.

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