Omakase Burger Discontinued Menu Items Prices Singapore 2026
Here is the honest version of this story. Omakase Burger never issued a list of discontinued items, so this guide works from what the evidence actually shows: items that appeared on early menus and then vanished from the latest Orchard Central and delivery listings, plus the outlet-only specials that died with their outlets. The omakase burger discontinued menu items below carry their last published prices where one exists, and where the evidence is thin, we say so rather than dressing a guess up as a fact. For the items that survived, see the Omakase Burger menu.
Why Did Omakase Burger Items Disappear?
Three forces shrank this menu over nine years. First, outlets closed one by one. The original Grandstand outlet and the Wisma Atria Picnic stall both shut, and every item exclusive to those outlets went with them. Second, the menu itself was simplified as prices rose: early menus listed a Deluxe Cheeseburger, a separate Bacon Cheeseburger name and a baked chicken main, while the latest Orchard Central and delivery listings centre on the classic cheeseburger, the applewood bacon cheeseburger, the chicken thigh sandwich and the Impossible range. Third, and biggest, the chain closed all its Singapore outlets on 27 October 2021, with its owner telling 8days the business was going into hibernation rather than goodbye. Since then, directory listings mark the 181 Orchard Road flagship as permanently closed, and no new menu has appeared.
That history shapes how to read this page. “Discontinued” here mostly means “present on an early menu, absent from the latest listings”. Omakase never announced removals, so for most items the evidence is a gap between an old review and a newer menu, not a press release. We flag the few cases where a source states a change outright.
Which Omakase Burger Items Were Discontinued?
Last published prices are shown where a source recorded one. Prices exclude GST and service charge where applicable.
| Item | Last price and evidence | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Cheeseburger | Cheeseburger with grilled onions and mushrooms, on early Grandstand and Wisma menus; absent from the latest Orchard Central and delivery listings | S$15.90 |
| Oven-Baked Parmesan Chicken | Baked breaded chicken with a cheese crust and a raisin roll, needed about 20 minutes; on early menus, absent from the latest listings | S$14.90 |
| Omakase Chicken Sandwich (original name) | Early menu name for the chicken burger option; later listings use the Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich instead | S$13.90 |
| Beef Tallow Fries | Weekend-only fries, exclusive to the former Wisma Atria outlet, which has closed | S$5.95 |
| Onion Rings | Thick battered onion rings in a larger bowl, on early menus; not visible in the latest Orchard Central and delivery listings | S$4.90 |
| Beef Chilli Cheese Fries (original) | Homemade beef chilli over fries; 8days reported Omakase now only makes the meatless Impossible version | S$6.90 / S$7.90 |
| Bubble Tea | Drink option at the former Picnic outlet only; Picnic has ceased operations | S$5.00 |
| Poutine | Spotted on the special menu at the Grandstand outlet, with grilled mushrooms, onions and cheese crumble; no price was published, so none is shown here | Varies by location |
| Port Wine Burger | Spotted on the special menu at the Grandstand outlet; no price was published, so none is shown here | Varies by location |
Beef Tallow Fries, the Weekend-Only Side
This is the cleanest confirmed discontinuation on the page, because it was never meant to be permanent. Beef Tallow Fries were exclusive to the Wisma Atria outlet and only available on weekends, at S$5.95. When the Wisma outlet closed ahead of the Orchard Central move in November 2020, the fries went with it. No later menu mentions them, and the current side list runs on cheese, truffle and sweet potato fries plus chicken poppers instead.
Onion Rings and the S$1 Dips
Onion rings at S$4.90 were a longtime early menu side, praised for a thick, crispy batter, with Truffle Mayo and Wasabi Mayo dips at S$1.00 each. The rings fade from later listings while the dips survive in the add-on list, which suggests the side was quietly dropped as the menu tightened rather than formally retired. The evidence here is a gap, not a statement, so treat the rings as likely gone rather than confirmed gone. If you miss them, the truffle fries at S$7.90 are the closest surviving side in spirit.
What Replaced the Discontinued Items?
The menu did not just shrink, it shifted. The biggest replacement was plant-based: the Omakase X Impossible Burger at S$19.90 and the premium Impossible Trufflemeister Burger at S$22.90 arrived in March 2019, with Impossible Chilli Cheese Fries from S$6.90 and an Impossible Salad from S$14.45. The beef chilli fries gave way to the meatless version outright, per 8days. On the chicken side, the original Omakase Chicken Sandwich at S$13.90 gave way to the Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich at S$17.90. And on pricing, the classic cheeseburger climbed from S$13.90 at the Grandstand to S$18.90 at Orchard Central, so even the survivors changed in price while the old names fell away.
| Gone | Closest replacement | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Cheeseburger | Ultimate Cheeseburger, bacon plus grilled onions and mushrooms | S$23.00 |
| Omakase Chicken Sandwich | Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich | S$17.90 |
| Beef Chilli Cheese Fries | Impossible Chilli Cheese Fries, regular and large | S$6.90 / S$7.90 |
| Beef Tallow Fries | Truffle Fries, the signature side on the latest menu | S$7.90 |
| Onion Rings | Chicken Poppers, the other fried side regulars kept ordering | S$7.90 |
Can You Still Order Discontinued Omakase Burger Items?
Realistically, no, not right now. The chain closed all Singapore outlets on 27 October 2021, including the Orchard Central flagship and pop-ups at Bukit Timah, Bedok, East Coast and One-North, and the owner framed it as hibernation with a possible return at an unspecified date. No reopening has been confirmed in the sources checked for this guide, and directory listings still mark the flagship as permanently closed. That means even the surviving menu items are unavailable until a return happens, let alone the discontinued ones.
If Omakase does return, history suggests the comeback menu would look like the last one: the classic cheeseburger, the applewood bacon cheeseburger, the chicken thigh sandwich, the Impossible range, and the core fries. Outlet-only specials like Beef Tallow Fries and one-off specials like the Port Wine Burger would need their old outlets or a deliberate revival to come back. The baked chicken is the item fans still ask about most, since it was the only non-burger main with real character, but there is no current menu to order it from.
For the burgers regulars order most, see the Omakase Burger best sellers guide.
Omakase Burger Discontinued Items FAQs
Honest answers about the items that left the Omakase Burger menu.
What is the most missed discontinued Omakase Burger item?
The Oven-Baked Parmesan Chicken at S$14.90, the only non-burger main with real character on early menus, followed by the weekend-only Beef Tallow Fries at S$5.95.
Why was the Deluxe Cheeseburger discontinued?
No reason was ever announced. It appeared on early Grandstand and Wisma menus at S$15.90 and is absent from the latest Orchard Central and delivery listings. The Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00 covers the same toppings plus bacon.
Did Omakase Burger discontinue its beef chilli cheese fries?
Effectively yes. 8days reported Omakase now only makes the meatless Impossible version of its chilli cheese fries, from S$6.90.
Is Omakase Burger still open in Singapore?
No confirmed reopening. All outlets closed on 27 October 2021, the owner called it hibernation, and directory listings mark the Orchard Central flagship as permanently closed.
Can I still order the Beef Tallow Fries?
No. They were exclusive to the former Wisma Atria outlet and only sold on weekends, and that outlet has closed.
What replaced the discontinued items?
Mainly the Impossible range from March 2019, the Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich at S$17.90 in place of the original chicken sandwich, and the Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00 in place of the Deluxe.