25 Degrees Value Meals
If you are hunting for 25 degrees value meals in Singapore, the good news is that this gourmet burger joint has a reputation for fair pricing. Singapore guides have called it reasonable at roughly two thirds the price of comparable gourmet burger places, and the weekday lunch set is the cheapest way in. The catch is that 25 Degrees does not publish a current online menu, so every price in this guide is a reported figure from a Singapore guide, flagged as such. Here is how value works at 25 Degrees, and how to keep your bill near the low end.
Are 25 Degrees value meals actually good value?
Yes, in context. A gourmet burger in Singapore can easily run past S$25 on its own, so a full meal near S$20 to S$30 per person is fair for what you get: a 200g patty made in house, a brioche bun, and generous toppings. One early guide even scored price and value 9 out of 10 while scoring food 8 out of 10, which tells you value is part of the draw here, not an afterthought. The burgers were also reported at a flat S$14++ across the signature range, which kept ordering simple and kept the bill predictable.
Value still depends on what you add. The burger itself is the deal. Loaded sides and milkshakes are where the bill climbs, with shakes reported at S$10 to S$16 in various guides. Keep the extras simple and the value story holds. Pile on two loaded sides and a premium shake and you are paying gourmet prices again, which is fine as a treat, but not as a value meal.
What is the 25 Degrees lunch set?
The lunch set is the structured value meal at 25 Degrees: one signature burger, one side, and one drink for a single set price. An older guide reported a weekday lunch special of a burger and fries at S$12++, valid Monday to Friday from 11am to 3pm. A later guide reported a lunch set of a burger, a side, and a canned drink at S$15++, with a dinner set at S$19++. The shape stayed the same across the years even as the reported price moved, which is why the lunch set is the safest value bet on the menu.
The weekday lunch set
Go on a weekday before 3pm if you can. That is when the lunch pricing was reported, and it is the cheapest window in the day. Pick any signature burger, take plain fries as your side, and take the canned drink. That combination is the value meal in its purest form, and it leaves you full without the extras that push the bill up.
Milkshakes and happy hour value
Milkshakes are the classic 25 Degrees treat, but they are not a value play. Classic shakes were reported at S$10, and the Chipster shake and Bobalicious bubble tea shake at S$12 to S$16. An older guide also reported a daily happy hour from 3pm to 7pm with 1-for-1 deals on fries and selected drinks, plus a Tuesday 1-for-1 milkshake deal. Both are old reports, so check at the outlet first. If a happy hour deal is still running, it is the one time a shake becomes a value pick.
| Value pick | What you get | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday lunch special (older report) | Signature burger and fries, Mon to Fri 11am to 3pm | S$12++ |
| Lunch set (later report) | Signature burger, side, canned drink | S$15++ |
| Dinner set (later report) | Signature burger, side, drink | S$19++ |
| Signature burger alone | Number One to Number Four or Veggie burger | S$14++ (older report) |
| Build your own burger (older report) | Base burger with your choice of toppings | From S$9.50 |
| Onion rings (older report) | Crispy, sweet, and widely praised side | S$4 to S$5 |
| Classic milkshake (older report) | Chocolate, vanilla, and other classic flavours | S$10 |
My pick: the weekday lunch set with plain fries and a canned drink. It is the cheapest full meal at 25 Degrees, and the burger alone is good enough that you do not miss the extras.
How do you build a cheap 25 Degrees meal?
Start with the build your own burger if the budget is tight. It was reported from S$9.50 in an older guide, which undercuts every signature burger on the menu. Add plain fries and a canned drink, and you have a full meal for less than the signature burger set. If the build your own option is no longer offered, fall back to the cheapest signature burger plus plain fries, and skip the loaded sides.
Eating with a friend helps even more. One loaded side between two people costs less per person than two separate sides, and it gives the table something to share. Onion rings were reported at S$4 to S$5, which makes them one of the cheapest sides on the menu, and they are also one of the most praised. A burger each plus one shared side is a solid cheap meal for two.
What should you skip to keep the bill down?
Skip the second loaded side and the premium shake. Filthy fries and tater tot nachos were both reported at S$8++, and they are great, but one shared loaded side is enough for two people. A second one just adds cost without adding much joy. The same goes for shakes: a classic chocolate shake at a reported S$10 is a treat, not a value drink, and the fancier shakes at S$12 to S$16 push a value meal into premium territory.
Also watch the ++ suffix. Reported prices at 25 Degrees carry ++, which means service charge and GST get added on top. A S$15++ lunch set lands higher at the till than the menu figure suggests, so budget a few dollars above the reported price. That is still good value for a gourmet burger meal, but only if you plan for it.
25 Degrees value meals FAQ
Straight answers on value, lunch sets, and cheap eats at 25 Degrees Singapore.
Are 25 Degrees value meals actually good value?
Yes, relative to other gourmet burger joints in Singapore. Guides called the pricing reasonable at about two thirds the price of comparable gourmet burger places, and a guide estimate puts a burger, fries and drink at roughly S$20 to S$30 per person.
What is the cheapest meal at 25 Degrees?
The cheapest structured meal reported is the weekday lunch set: a signature burger, a side and a drink, reported at S$15++ in a later guide, with an older weekday lunch special of burger and fries at S$12++. Current prices should be confirmed at the outlet.
How do you build a cheap 25 Degrees meal?
Go at lunch on a weekday, pick a signature burger, stick to plain fries and a canned drink, and share a loaded side instead of ordering one each. Skip the milkshake unless it is a treat, since shakes were reported at S$10 to S$16.
Does 25 Degrees have a happy hour?
An older guide reported a daily happy hour from 3pm to 7pm with 1-for-1 deals on fries and selected drinks, and a Tuesday 1-for-1 milkshake deal. Both are old reports and should be checked at the outlet before planning around them.
What should you skip to keep the bill down?
Skip a second loaded side and a premium shake. One sharing side between two people and a canned drink instead of a shake keeps a 25 Degrees meal near the lower end of the S$20 to S$30 per person guide estimate.
Related 25 Degrees menus
Keep exploring the 25 Degrees range with the main menu and the other guides in this set.