Omakase Burger Combo Meals Prices Singapore 2026

The omakase burger combo meals price starts at S$18.90 for the Omakase Set, rises to S$24.90 for the Super Set, and reaches from S$45.60 for the Super Buddy Meal. Those three sets are the only official combos in the verified menu for this guide, and this article keeps them separate from suggested a la carte pairings, so you won’t mistake a suggestion for a set price. Start with the full Omakase Burger menu for the chain overview, then use the tables below to pick a set or build your own meal.

What combo meals does Omakase Burger have?

Omakase Burger has three verified sets: the Omakase Set from S$18.90, the Super Set at S$24.90, and the Super Buddy Meal from S$45.60. The “from” wording matters, since the starting price can rise with the burger or options you choose, so treat S$18.90 and S$45.60 as floors, not fixed totals for every choice. The earlier menu also lists a meal top-up at S$5.90 and a soft drink set add-on at S$1.50, which are useful if you are turning a single burger into a fuller meal at the counter.

One honest gap to flag: the verified set list gives prices but it does not spell out exactly what each set contains, so this guide won’t invent a burger, side, and drink breakdown for any set. Ask at the counter what your set includes before you pay, especially for the Super Set, since a set that looks dearer on paper may include more food than a cheaper one. The full full Omakase Burger menu card is the best cross-check for the a la carte dishes behind these sets.

How much is the Omakase Set?

The Omakase Set starts from S$18.90, which puts it at the same starting point as the Omakase Cheeseburger on its own at S$18.90. That overlap is worth noticing, since it means you should check what the set adds before you assume it saves money over ordering the burger alone. If the set adds a side or a drink for that starting price, it’s a tidy solo lunch, but if your burger choice pushes the set price up, the gap between set and a la carte narrows fast.

What does the Super Set include?

The verified listing prices the Super Set at S$24.90, but it does not detail its contents, so this guide lists it as a confirmed price with unconfirmed contents. That is not a dodge, it’s the honest limit of the source, and it protects you from ordering a set that turns out to hold dishes you didn’t want. At the counter, ask two plain questions: what burger, side, and drink come with the Super Set, and does swapping any item change the S$24.90 price.

For a solo eater, the choice between the Omakase Set from S$18.90 and the Super Set at S$24.90 comes down to appetite and what each set actually holds on the day. The S$6.00 gap between the Omakase Set floor and the Super Set price is real, but without confirmed contents, it’s not enough on its own to call one better value than the other.

Is the Super Buddy Meal good value for sharing?

The Super Buddy Meal starts from S$45.60, which works out to S$22.80 per person if two people split it evenly at the starting price, before GST and the 10% service charge. That per-person figure is a useful yardstick, since a single Omakase Cheeseburger alone already costs S$18.90, so a sharing set at S$22.80 per head leaves room for sides and drinks in the set without jumping far past a solo burger price. But again, the value call depends on what the set holds, so confirm the contents before you split the bill.

That S$7.80 gap is the amount the set has to cover in extra food to beat two plain burgers, which is a low bar if the set includes sides and drinks, and a high bar if it doesn’t. For groups of three or more, the same starting price splits even thinner, but the set is named as a buddy meal, so plan for two as the natural split and add a la carte sides if a third person joins.

How can I build my own combo from the a la carte menu?

Building your own combo is simple when you stick to verified prices and add them up honestly. The pairings below are suggestions, not official combos, and their totals are a la carte maths before GST and the 10% service charge. They help when the official set contents are unclear, since you know exactly what you are getting for the total shown.

Suggested pairings that work well

The budget pairing at S$25.40 is the closest a la carte match to the Super Set price of S$24.90, which makes it a handy comparison point at the counter. If the Super Set holds a similar burger, side, and drink, it edges ahead on price, but if it holds less, the budget pairing wins on control, since you pick every item yourself. The classic pairing at S$30.40 costs more, but it uses the signature burger and the cheese fries that pair most naturally with it.

Don’t forget the small add-ons in your maths: an extra patty at S$5.90 can turn a Deluxe Cheeseburger into a much hungrier meal for S$21.80 before sides and drinks, while dips at S$1.00 each are cheap enough to add without changing the shape of the bill. The value meals guide compares these routes with the official sets in one place, if you want a second view before ordering.

What sides and drinks go best with a combo?

Sides for a combo run from Onion Rings at S$4.90 up to Truffle Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, and Chicken Poppers at S$7.90 each, with Cheese Fries in the middle at S$6.90. Drinks run from Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 to Fresh Orange Juice at S$5.80 and Root Beer Float at S$5.50, plus the S$1.50 soft drink set add-on on the earlier menu. For a sharing set, two different sides beat two of the same, since one fries order and one Onion Rings order give the table more range for about the same money.

One last practical note: only the Orchard Central flagship remains as last listed, and its current status is uncertain, so check before travelling for a combo meal. The Wisma Atria Picnic outlet and the Grandstand original outlet are closed, which makes the pre-trip check even more important when you are planning a sharing meal for two or more.

Omakase Burger combo meals FAQ

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