Omakase Burger Kids Menu Prices Singapore 2026

Omakase Burger has no separate kids menu in Singapore, so you won’t find a published kids meal, kids price, or kids combo on its menu. Kids can still eat well here, though, by picking lighter burgers, chicken poppers, and fries to share, and this guide shows the best-value way to do it. Start with the full Omakase Burger menu for the chain overview, then use the tables below to build a family order without guessing at prices.

Does Omakase Burger have a kids menu in Singapore?

No, Omakase Burger has no verified dedicated kids menu in Singapore. That means no kids-sized burger price, no kids combo, and no kids drink deal appears in the verified list, and this guide won’t invent one to fill the gap. Families just order from the regular menu, which works fine once you know which items are small, simple, and easy to share. The trick is to treat sides as the kids’ main event and burgers as something to split or order light.

One practical note for families: the Orchard Central flagship, at 181 Orchard Road #04-22/23 near Somerset MRT, was last listed as open 11am to 10pm daily, but its current operating status is uncertain, so check before you bring the kids along. The Wisma Atria Picnic outlet and the Grandstand original outlet are both closed in the verified list, so don’t plan around them.

What can kids actually eat at Omakase Burger?

Kids do best with the simplest items on the menu: chicken first, then a plain-style cheeseburger, with fries and poppers on the side. The Omakase Chicken Sandwich at S$13.90 is the cheapest burger in the verified list and the lightest burger order for a child, while the Oven-Baked Parmesan Chicken at S$14.90 is a good step up for an older kid who wants more flavour. For beef, the Deluxe Cheeseburger at S$15.90 is the gentlest beef pick, well below the richer burgers in the list. See the full Omakase Burger menu card for the wider dish list if your kids want to browse with you.

Smaller bites kids tend to love

Chicken Poppers at S$7.90 are the star kids item here, since they’re small, easy to eat, and easy to split between two children. Onion Rings at S$4.90 are the cheapest side in the list and a good low-risk try for a picky eater, while Cheese Fries at S$6.90 are the safest fries pick for most kids. If a child wants a burger but can’t finish one, split a chicken sandwich and add poppers on the side, since that gives them variety without a wasted half burger.

Which sides and drinks work best for kids?

For sides, keep it simple: Cheese Fries at S$6.90 beat Truffle Fries and Sweet Potato Fries at S$7.90 each for most kids, both on price and on plain flavour. Impossible Chilli Cheese Fries, listed at S$6.90/S$7.90, are better for older kids who like a bit of spice, not for younger ones. Dips at S$1.00 are a cheap extra that can make plain fries more fun, and they’re worth adding if your kids like dipping. For drinks, Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 is the cheapest drink in the list, Fresh Orange Juice at S$5.80 is the juice pick, and Root Beer Float at S$5.50 works as a sweet treat after the main food, not as the first drink.

How much does a family visit to Omakase Burger cost?

A family visit works best as a sharing order, not a burger each for small kids. The Super Buddy Meal from S$45.60 is the sharing set in the verified list, and it’s the natural pick for a family that wants burgers and sides to split. For a smaller family, the Omakase Set from S$18.90 plus poppers at S$7.90 and fries at S$6.90 gives kids plenty to pick at without ordering a full burger each. The Super Set at S$24.90 sits in between, for one hungry adult plus a child sharing sides. If you’re ordering ahead, check the Omakase Burger delivery menu page for the delivery version of the same family order.

Sharing sets for families

Sharing beats ordering a burger per child, especially for younger kids who fill up on fries first. Order one or two adult burgers, a Super Buddy Meal if the table is big enough, then poppers and cheese fries in the middle for everyone to reach. That way a picky eater still finds something they like, and you don’t pay for a full burger that goes half eaten. Remember GST plus a 10 percent service charge apply on top at the restaurant, so the final bill will run higher than the menu prices in the tables.

What should families skip or share at Omakase Burger?

Skip the biggest burgers for kids: the Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00, the Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger at S$21.90, and the Impossible Trufflemeister Burger at S$22.90 are rich, pricey, and too much for a child on their own. Share them instead if an adult wants one, with a child taking a few bites and filling up on poppers and fries. Skip the extra patty at S$5.90 for kids, and skip chilli fries for younger children, since the spice can turn a good meal into a complaint. The Omakase X Impossible Burger at S$19.90 is another adult pick to share, not a kids order, and the same goes for the Bacon Cheeseburger at S$19.90 with fries.

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