25 Degrees Cheapest Items
The 25 degrees cheapest items at 25 Degrees Singapore start with the build your own burger, reported from S$9.50, followed by sides reported at S$5. The full 25 Degrees menu is short, so a low bill comes down to skipping the signature burgers and building your own plate. This guide ranks the cheapest reported items and the cheapest full meal.
What’s the cheapest item at 25 Degrees Singapore?
On reported prices, the cheapest single item is the build your own burger base, from S$9.50. That base gets you a patty in a house made bun, and you pay extra as you add cheese, toppings and sauces. The cheapest ready made items sit just below the burger range: fries, curly fries, onion rings and coleslaw were reported at S$5 on the older published menu, with onion rings at S$4 in one early guide.
| Item | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Build Your Own Burger (base) | From S$9.50 | Cheapest burger route. Toppings and cheese cost extra, so a loaded build can pass a signature burger. |
| Onion Rings | S$4 early guide | Earliest reported price. Later menus list sides at S$5, so treat S$4 as historic, not current. |
| French Fries, Curly Fries, Coleslaw | S$5 reported | Classic sides on the older published menu. |
| Sonoran Hot Dog | S$5 reported | Bacon wrapped hot dog with caramelised onion, tomato, pinto beans, green chilli, queso fresco and garlic aioli. |
| Vanilla Bean Malt Milkshake | S$6.50 early guide | Early reported shake price. Later guides list shakes around S$12, so confirm in store. |
| Filthy Fries, Truffle Fries, Wings, Tater Tots Nachos | S$8 reported | Loaded sides. Good for sharing, less good as a solo cheap snack. |
| Signature Burgers (Number One to Number Four, Veggie) | S$14 reported | The standard burger price on the older menu. Later guides report S$15 to S$16. |
Prices here carry a plus plus in most guides, which means service charge and GST sit on top. A S$9.50 base won’t stay S$9.50 at the till, so budget a little above the menu figure.
What’s the cheapest full meal at 25 Degrees?
The cheapest sensible full meal is a build your own burger with a plain side and water, or a soft drink if you want one. On reported prices that lands around S$14.50 before taxes for burger plus fries, which undercuts a signature burger plus fries. If you want a signature burger, the old weekday lunch set is the deal to ask about: guides report a signature burger with fries and a drink at S$18, and one guide reports a S$12 lunch burger and fries offer on weekdays from 11am to 3pm. Neither deal is confirmed as live now, so ask before you order.
| Meal plan | Reported cost | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Build your own burger plus fries | About S$14.50 | Cheapest burger plus cheapest side, before taxes. |
| Sonoran hot dog plus fries | About S$10 | Only if you skip a burger entirely. A light lunch, not a big dinner. |
| Signature burger plus fries (no set) | About S$19 | S$14 burger plus S$5 fries, before taxes. |
| Weekday lunch set (historic) | S$18 reported | Signature burger, fries and a drink. Ask if it still runs. |
Build your own burger, your way
Keep the build simple and the price stays low. A plain patty with lettuce, tomato and one sauce is a proper burger, and every extra cheese or bacon strip pushes the total toward signature territory. If you want a premium taste without the premium price, pick one strong topping, like caramelised onions or jalapenos, and leave the rest plain.
How do you keep a 25 Degrees bill low?
Share the loaded sides, skip the shake, and watch the drinks. A milkshake can cost as much as a side or more, and cocktails and craft beer push a burger bar bill up fast. Water keeps the meal at menu price, and sharing one filthy fries or wings plate between two people gives you the fun side without paying for it twice. If you go as a pair, one signature burger to share a taste of, plus one build your own, plus shared fries, is a smart split.
Time your visit too. Older guides report a daily happy hour from 3pm to 7pm with 1-for-1 sides and selected drinks, and a weekday lunch window from 11am to 3pm. Both are historic offers, not confirmed live deals, but they’re worth asking about at the counter, since a 1-for-1 side instantly halves the side cost for two people. You can also read the 25 Degrees value meals guide for the full value breakdown.
Are the old cheap prices still available?
Honestly, some of these prices will have moved. The S$14 signature price comes from the older published menu, later guides already report S$15 to S$16, and the S$4 onion rings and S$6.50 shake figures come from early guides. Treat this page as a ranking of what’s cheapest relative to the rest of the menu, not as a promise of the price you’ll pay tonight. The order stays the same even if the numbers rise: build your own is cheapest, plain sides are next, and signatures cost the most.
Before you go, check the 25 Degrees best sellers to see which pricier items are actually worth the splurge, so a cheap visit doesn’t turn into a disappointing one.
25 Degrees Cheapest Items FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
What’s the cheapest item at 25 Degrees Singapore?
The build your own burger base, reported from S$9.50, is the cheapest burger option, and plain sides were reported at S$5. Confirm the current price in store, since these are older published figures.
What’s the cheapest burger at 25 Degrees?
The build your own burger, from a reported S$9.50 base. Signature burgers are reported at S$14, so a simple build is the budget pick.
What’s the cheapest full meal at 25 Degrees?
A build your own burger plus fries, about S$14.50 on reported prices before taxes. A historic weekday lunch set pairing a signature burger, fries and a drink was reported at S$18.
Does 25 Degrees have a lunch deal?
Older guides report a weekday lunch set and a daily happy hour, but neither is confirmed as live now. Ask in store before you order.
Are 25 Degrees prices plus plus?
Yes, most published guides quote prices with service charge and GST extra, so the final bill runs above the menu figure.