25 Degrees Menu Card
The 25 Degrees menu card is short, numbered, and easy to use once you understand it. This guide explains how the card is laid out, how build your own works, and which sides sit on the card, so you can order with confidence on a first visit.
What is the 25 Degrees menu card?
The 25 Degrees menu card is short on purpose. You will not find pages of burger names to work through. The card gives you numbered signature burgers, a build your own section, sides, hot dogs, and drinks, and that is most of the decision. For a first timer, that short card is a relief, since the hard part is picking a number, not decoding a menu.
The name 25 Degrees refers to the temperature difference between a raw and a well done hamburger, which fits the numbering idea. Everything is numbered and direct, and the card reads like a burger bar menu should: patties, toppings, sides, shakes, done.
How are the burgers laid out on the card?
Burgers sit at the top of the card in number order. Number One to Number Four are the signatures, then come the veggie burger, the buttermilk fried chicken burger, and the build your own option. Each signature keeps the same toppings every time in published menus, so once you learn your number, ordering takes seconds on a return visit.
| Card slot | Reported price | Build |
|---|---|---|
| Number One | S$14 reported | Beef, caramelised onions, crescenza, prelibato gorgonzola, bacon, arugula, thousand island. |
| Number Two | S$14 reported | Beef, roasted tomatoes, burrata, crispy prosciutto, pesto. |
| Number Three | S$14 reported | Beef, mezzo secco jack, jalapenos, chipotle, avocado. |
| Number Four | S$14 reported | Yellowfin tuna, butter lettuce, crispy fried onions, spicy aioli. |
| Veggie Burger | S$14 reported | Veggie patty, caramelised onions, portobello mushroom, vegan mayo, butterhead lettuce. |
| Buttermilk Fried Chicken Burger | S$14 reported | Chicken thigh, tomatoes, lettuce, pickled daikon, spicy miso barbecue. |
Learn your number and ordering gets easy
Regulars talk about their burger by number, and that is the point of the card. If you like rich and creamy, your number is One. If you like fresh and Italian leaning, it is Two. If you want heat, it is Three. If you want fish instead of beef, it is Four. Pick once, remember the number, and the next visit is simple.
How does build your own work on the card?
Build your own sits on the card for diners who want control. Published menus list a starting price of S$9.50, then let you add a patty, cheese, toppings and sauce, with extras such as cheese listed at S$2 each in the breakfast style build section. The burger section itself does not publish a full current add on price list in the sources checked, so ask staff for the current build options and prices.
A good build keeps it to three or four strong flavours. Start with the beef patty, add one cheese, one sweet element such as caramelised onions, and one sauce. Overloading the bun is the fastest way to lose the patty flavour that this kitchen is known for.
Build your own in four steps
Pick a patty, pick a cheese, pick your toppings, then pick a sauce. That is the whole build. If you are unsure, copy the Number One toppings onto a build and adjust one item, since that combination is already proven on the card.
What sides and drinks sit on the card?
Sides on the card run from simple to loaded. French fries, curly fries, onion rings and coleslaw sit at a reported S$5, while filthy fries, truffle French fries, wings, corn dogs, quesadilla and tater tots nachos sit at a reported S$8. Milkshakes, beer, wine and cocktails round out the drinks side, since 25 Degrees is a burger and liquor bar.
One gap to know about: no current official Singapore menu card with confirmed prices was found during research for this guide. The card layout and prices here come from published menus and Singapore guides, so confirm the card in store before you order.
25 Degrees menu card FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
What is the 25 Degrees menu card?
The 25 Degrees menu card is the short, numbered menu used at the Singapore outlet, built around signature burgers Number One to Number Four, a veggie burger, build your own burgers, sides, hot dogs and shakes.
How are the burgers laid out on the 25 Degrees menu card?
Burgers are laid out by number, not by fancy names, with each number carrying a fixed set of toppings. Number One is beef with gorgonzola and bacon, Number Two is beef with burrata and pesto, Number Three is spicy beef with avocado, and Number Four is tuna.
Can you build your own burger from the 25 Degrees menu card?
Yes, published menus list a build your own burger option starting at a reported S$9.50, where you pick a patty, cheese, toppings and sauce. Confirm the current base price in store.
Does the 25 Degrees menu card include breakfast?
Breakfast appears as a separate breakfast section in published menus, with scrambles, classics and griddle items, rather than as part of the main burger card. See the breakfast guide in this set for details.
Are prices on the 25 Degrees menu card current?
Prices in this guide are reported from published menus and guides, with signature burgers listed at S$14 and later guides reporting S$15 to S$16. Confirm the price in store before ordering.
Related 25 Degrees menus
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