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Chocolate sauce being poured from a small jug onto a plate of katsu curry with rice and shredded cabbage

Monster Curry is pouring Meiji chocolate over its katsu curry from 16 November

Chocolate on curry sounds like a dare. On the menu it is S$16.90 and a little jug.

Monster Curry is putting chocolate in its curry for Christmas, and it means it. From Monday 16 November 2026 to Sunday 3 January 2027, every Monster Curry outlet in Singapore serves a Meiji collaboration menu led by the Meiji Black Choco Katsu Curry at S$16.90: the chain's usual demi-glace curry with Meiji Black Chocolate mixed in, which Monster Curry describes as a robust flavour with a hint of sweetness. You choose pork or chicken katsu. It is dine-in only, while stocks last.

The rest of the menu leans further into dessert. Meiji Black Choco Curry Fries are S$8.90, thick-cut fries under the same chocolate curry sauce. The Choco Noel Honey Toast, S$14.50, is toast in Meiji Black Chocolate ganache with toasted marshmallows, Chocorooms, strawberries, vanilla ice cream and a small Santa. Deck-the-Toast, S$13.90, is the same idea in kit form: honey-buttered toast cubes, ganache, Hello Panda, strawberries and sprinkles for you to build yourself, with ice cream S$2 more. Two milkshakes, chocolate and strawberry, are S$6.90 each and come topped with Uproll. Every price is before a 10% service charge and GST, so the katsu curry lands at about S$20.26. Monster Curry also runs a stamp card for free dishes and rewards up to a S$25 voucher, and a Meiji Holiday Toast Workshop for families on selected weekends at selected outlets, booked on its website; it has not published the dates or the price.

Honey toast covered in chocolate ganache with vanilla ice cream, strawberries, marshmallows and a small Santa figure
Choco Noel Honey Toast, S$14.50

Why it matters: Christmas menus at chain restaurants are usually a turkey something and a log cake. This one is a genuine oddity with a sensible price, and the curry is the main event rather than a novelty dessert. The menu photo shows the chocolate poured from a small jug over a plated katsu curry, though Monster Curry notes its photos are illustrative.

A wire basket of thick-cut fries topped with chocolate curry sauce
Meiji Black Choco Curry Fries, S$8.90

Our advice: order the katsu curry and the fries to share, and decide for yourself whether chocolate belongs there; skip the milkshakes unless you are bringing children. The honey toasts are the better Christmas outing for a family than the curry. The outlets are at ION Orchard, Jurong Point 2, NEX, Northpoint City, Novena Square, Suntec City, Jewel Changi Airport, VivoCity and Waterway Point, most open 11am to 10pm; ION, under Orchard MRT, is the easiest to reach. More festive eating is on our Christmas guide and where to eat this month.

Stacked honey-buttered toast cubes with Hello Panda biscuits, strawberries and sprinkles
Deck-the-Toast, the build-it-yourself honey toast, S$13.90

Good to know Monster Curry x Meiji 'Christmas with Meiji!' menu, Mon 16 Nov 2026 to Sun 3 Jan 2027, all Singapore outlets. Dine-in only; while stocks last; prices subject to 10% service charge and prevailing GST; photos illustrative (table menu T&Cs). Meiji Black Choco Katsu Curry S$16.90 (pork or chicken); Meiji Black Choco Curry Fries S$8.90; Choco Noel Honey Toast S$14.50; Deck-the-Toast S$13.90 (+S$2 ice cream); Choco Cone Milkshake S$6.90; Strawberry Cone Milkshake S$6.90. Stamp collection for free dishes and rewards up to a S$25 voucher. Meiji Holiday Toast Workshop: selected weekends and outlets, limited spots, book on monstercurry.com.sg; dates and price not published (checked 13 Nov 2026). Outlets: ION Orchard #B4-52; Jurong Point 2 #03-57; NEX #B1-08; Northpoint City #B1-102; Novena Square #02-78/79; Suntec City #02-377/378; Jewel Changi Airport #03-200; VivoCity #02-126/127 & 129; Waterway Point #02-25. Opening hours 11am-10pm (outlets page).

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