25 Degrees Nutrition Info
25 Degrees Singapore doesn’t publish an official nutrition sheet for its Singapore menu, as far as published sources show. This 25 degrees nutrition info guide therefore gives honest estimates for the 25 Degrees menu based on the known 200g patty size and standard burger ingredients, and it labels every figure as an estimate, never as an official value.
Does 25 Degrees publish nutrition information?
Short answer: no, not in any source this guide could find. The official Hotel G dining page lists the outlet and its concept, and Singapore food guides list dishes and prices, but none publish a calories, protein, fat or sodium table for 25 Degrees Singapore. The United States outlets don’t publish a single standard sheet that maps cleanly onto the Singapore menu either, since toppings and builds differ. So any site quoting exact 25 Degrees calories to the single digit is guessing, and this guide won’t do that.
What we do know is solid: signature patties are listed at 200g, buns are house made brioche style, and the Number One carries bacon, two cheeses, caramelised onions and thousand island sauce. That’s enough to build a sensible estimate, and the table below shows how each part adds up.
How many calories are in a 25 Degrees burger?
A 200g cooked beef patty alone sits around 400 calories, based on generic 200g burger patty nutrition data. Add a brioche style bun at roughly 150 to 180 calories, cheese at roughly 100 calories, and sauces and caramelised onions at roughly 80 to 120 calories, and a signature beef burger lands in the 650 to 800 calorie range. Cheese heavy and bacon heavy builds sit at the top of that range, and the tuna and veggie burgers sit lower, since fish and vegetable patties are leaner than a 200g beef patty.
| Item | Estimated calories | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Number One Burger (beef, bacon, two cheeses) | About 700 to 800 | Estimate. Richest signature, with bacon and two cheeses on a 200g patty. |
| Number Two Burger (beef, burrata, prosciutto, pesto) | About 650 to 750 | Estimate. Creamy burrata and prosciutto keep it in the same band as Number One. |
| Number Three Burger (beef, cheese, avocado, chipotle) | About 650 to 750 | Estimate. Avocado adds healthy fats and calories in equal measure. |
| Number Four Burger (yellowfin tuna) | About 550 to 650 | Estimate. Leaner fish patty, but the bun, sauce and fried onions still count. |
| Veggie Burger | About 500 to 600 | Estimate. Vegetable patty with mushroom and lettuce, lighter than beef. |
| Build Your Own Burger (plain patty, bun, salad) | About 600 to 700 | Estimate. Stays lower if you skip extra cheese, bacon and creamy sauces. |
For context, 700 calories is about a third of a 2,000 calorie day. That’s normal for a gourmet burger, and it’s the sides and shake that usually tip a visit into very heavy territory.
What pushes the calories up
Three things do most of the damage: the second cheese, the bacon or prosciutto, and the creamy sauce. Each adds roughly 80 to 120 calories without making the burger much more filling. A brioche bun is richer than a plain white bun too. If you want to trim a signature without ruining it, drop one cheese and ask for sauce on the side, so you control how much goes on.
Which 25 Degrees items are lighter choices?
The Number Four tuna burger is the lightest signature on paper, and the veggie burger is the lightest burger overall. Both still come in a bun with sauce, so neither is a low calorie meal, but both save roughly 100 to 200 calories against a bacon and cheese beef burger. A build your own burger with a chicken or veggie patty, salad toppings and a light sauce is the most flexible lighter order, since you choose every calorie heavy extra.
Pairing matters as much as the burger. A side salad or coleslaw, if available, beats loaded fries by a wide margin, and water beats a shake by roughly 400 to 600 calories. If you love the loaded sides, share one plate instead of ordering one each. You can compare the full range in the 25 Degrees menu ranked guide before you decide where to spend your calories.
What about sides, shakes and drinks?
Sides are where estimates get wide, because portion sizes aren’t published. A plain portion of fries is best estimated at 350 to 450 calories, loaded filthy fries or tater tots nachos at 550 to 750 calories, and onion rings at 350 to 450 calories. A hand scooped malt milkshake is the heaviest single add on, roughly 500 to 700 calories for a standard serving, since it’s ice cream, milk and malt blended thick. Soft drinks add roughly 140 calories a cup, while water, black coffee and unsweetened tea add none.
| Side or drink | Estimated calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries or Curly Fries | About 350 to 450 | Estimate for a standard side portion. |
| Filthy Fries or Tater Tots Nachos | About 550 to 750 | Estimate. Cheese, gravy and toppings stack up fast. |
| Onion Rings | About 350 to 450 | Estimate. Batter and frying oil are the main cost. |
| Milkshake (malt style) | About 500 to 700 | Estimate. A dessert in a glass, not a drink to pair lightly. |
| Soft Drink | About 140 | Generic estimate per cup. |
Allergens deserve a direct note: buns contain gluten and wheat, most signatures contain dairy, the tuna burger contains fish, and sauces may contain egg, mustard or soy. Gluten free buns were listed at a S$2 extra on the older menu, but availability now needs confirming in store. If you’ve a serious allergy, ask the kitchen directly, since no published allergen sheet was found. The 25 Degrees best sellers guide lists the dishes these estimates cover.
25 Degrees Nutrition Info FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about this guide.
Does 25 Degrees publish nutrition information?
No official nutrition sheet for 25 Degrees Singapore was found in published sources. Figures in this guide are clearly labelled estimates based on the 200g patty and standard ingredients.
How many calories are in a 25 Degrees burger?
Estimated at roughly 650 to 800 calories for a signature beef burger, 550 to 650 for the tuna burger, and 500 to 600 for the veggie burger. These are estimates, not official values.
What’s the lowest calorie burger at 25 Degrees?
The veggie burger, estimated at 500 to 600 calories, followed by the Number Four tuna burger at 550 to 650 calories.
How many calories are in 25 Degrees fries?
Estimated at 350 to 450 calories for plain fries, and 550 to 750 for loaded filthy fries or tater tots nachos.
Are 25 Degrees milkshakes high in calories?
Yes, a hand scooped malt milkshake is estimated at 500 to 700 calories, roughly as much as a whole veggie burger.