25 Degrees Party Packages
If you are looking for 25 degrees party packages in Singapore, here is the honest answer first: no fixed party package menu was found in the published guides we checked. 25 Degrees is a casual burger and liquor bar at Hotel G on Middle Road, not a catering chain, so group meals work differently here. You build the party order yourself: one burger per person, plus sharing sides for the table, plus drinks. This guide shows exactly how to size that order for 10, 20, or 50 guests, what it should cost, and how to book the table.
Does 25 Degrees Singapore offer party packages?
Not as a published package, no. There is no party bundle, no per head catering menu, and no bulk discount listed in any Singapore guide we checked. That does not mean groups are unwelcome. The restaurant is built for social eating, with a long communal table and a casual bar setting that suits groups, and guides describe it as a good place to wind down with friends. It just means the party planning falls to you, and this guide does that planning.

Be careful with one thing: do not trust any third party site that lists a 25 Degrees party package price. Since no official package exists in the guides, any such price is likely invented or copied from another chain. The only reliable way to price a group order is to build it from the regular menu and confirm it with the outlet.
How do you feed a group at 25 Degrees?
Use a simple formula: one burger per person, one sharing side per two to three guests, and drinks to taste. Burgers are the main event, so let each guest pick a numbered signature. Then order the sharing sides for the middle of the table rather than one side per person, which keeps the bill sane and gives everyone variety. For drinks, mix soft drinks with a few milkshakes rather than shakes for all, since shakes were reported at S$10 to S$16 each.

Burgers for a crowd
For a crowd, order a mix, not one burger for all. The Number One is the safe classic for most guests, the Number Three covers spice lovers with jalapenos and chipotle, and the Buttermilk Fried Chicken Burger covers guests who prefer chicken. The Veggie burger covers meat free guests. A good split for 20 guests is roughly 10 Number Ones, 5 Number Threes, 3 chicken burgers, and 2 veggie burgers, adjusted to your own group.

Sharing sides that stretch further
Sharing sides are what make a group order feel like a party. The 25 Degrees wings with curly fries and a sambal toss, filthy fries with caramelised onions, cheese, and bacon gravy, and the widely praised onion rings all work as table food. Tater tot nachos were also reported at S$8++ and suit a crowd. Order one sharing side per two to three guests: for 10 guests, four to five sides; for 20 guests, eight to ten sides across the table.

| Group size | Burgers | Sharing sides | Rough budget (guide estimate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 guests | 10 signature burgers | 4 to 5 sides | S$200 to S$300 |
| 20 guests | 20 signature burgers | 8 to 10 sides | S$400 to S$600 |
| 50 guests | 50 signature burgers | 20 to 25 sides | S$1,000 to S$1,500 |
My pick: for any group, the Number One and Number Three burger mix plus wings, filthy fries, and onion rings on the table. It covers classic, spicy, and sharing tastes in a single order, and it is easy to scale up.
What does a 25 Degrees party order cost?
Budget roughly S$20 to S$30 per person for a burger, fries, and a drink, based on a Singapore guide estimate. That puts a 10 person order near S$200 to S$300, a 20 person order near S$400 to S$600, and a 50 person order near S$1,000 to S$1,500 before extras. Signature burgers were reported at S$14++ each, and sharing sides such as wings, filthy fries, and tater tot nachos at S$8++ each in older guides. Milkshakes add S$10 to S$16 per person if the whole group orders them, so keep shakes optional if the budget is tight.

Remember the ++ suffix on reported prices: service charge and GST are added on top, so the final bill runs above the menu figures. For a large group, that uplift is real money, so budget about 20 percent above the menu total. Also confirm whether the outlet needs a deposit or a minimum spend for a large booking, since neither was published in the guides.
How do you book a group meal at 25 Degrees?
Call the outlet in advance, especially for groups above 10. The restaurant sits inside Hotel G at 200 Middle Road, near Bugis, Bencoolen, and Rochor MRT stations, and older guides list its phone as +65 6809 7990. Ask three questions: can they seat your group together, is there a minimum spend or deposit, and can the kitchen handle a large burger order at once. For 50 guests, ask whether a set menu can be arranged even though none is published, since kitchens often agree to a simplified group menu on request.

One practical tip: send the burger list to the outlet ahead of time. A group order of 20 different burgers slows any kitchen if it arrives all at once at the table, but a pre sent list lets the kitchen stagger the cooking. Confirm the list, the sides, and the drinks in one call, and reconfirm on the day.
25 Degrees party packages FAQ
Straight answers on party orders, group sizes, and booking at 25 Degrees Singapore.

Do 25 degrees party packages exist in Singapore?
No fixed party package menu was found in published guides. A group meal at 25 Degrees is built by ordering burgers plus sharing sides such as wings, filthy fries and onion rings, and confirming arrangements with the outlet in advance.
How do you feed a group at 25 Degrees?
Order one burger per person from the numbered signatures, then add sharing sides for the table: wings, filthy fries, onion rings and tater tot nachos. For 10 guests, four to five sharing sides across the table works well.
What does a 25 Degrees party order cost?
Budget roughly S$20 to S$30 per person for a burger, fries and a drink, based on a Singapore guide estimate. Signature burgers were reported at S$14++ and sharing sides at S$8++ in older guides, so a 20 person order lands near S$400 to S$600 before extras.
Can you book 25 Degrees for a private party?
No private party package was found in published guides. The restaurant has a long communal table and a casual bar setting, so call the outlet in advance to ask about seating a large group and any minimum spend.
What is the best group order at 25 Degrees?
A mix of Number One and Number Three burgers for the table, plus wings, filthy fries and onion rings to share, with milkshakes for those who want them. The mix covers classic, spicy and sharing tastes in one order.
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