Omakase Burger Halal Certified Prices Singapore 2026
Short answer first: omakase burger halal certified is not a claim you can make for this restaurant. We searched for MUIS halal certification, official halal statements and halal listings for Omakase Burger on 4 November 2026 and found none, while the menu itself includes pork bacon and non-certified beef. That does not mean every single item is off limits, but it does mean Muslim diners should not treat the place as halal certified. The full Omakase Burger menu covers the same burgers and prices in detail, and this guide explains what is and is not safe to order, with the latest published prices.
Is Omakase Burger Halal Certified in Singapore?
No. As of 4 November 2026, we found no evidence that Omakase Burger holds MUIS halal certification, and nothing on its menus, reviews or listings describes it as halal certified. In Singapore, MUIS certification is the standard Muslim diners rely on, since it covers ingredients, suppliers, preparation and kitchen management, not just one dish. A restaurant that never claims certification should not be listed as halal, even if some of its items look meat-free.
Three facts from the menu itself back this up. First, the Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger is made with uncured applewood smoked pork bacon, so pork is cooked in the same kitchen. Second, the beef patties are described as USDA Choice grade beef with no halal sourcing claim anywhere in the brand’s own descriptions. Third, the secret Omakase sauce has 13 ingredients that the brand has never published in full, so you can’t verify what goes into it either. Put together, that is a clear no for strict halal dining.
Why the Beef Patty Is Not Halal Certified
A beef burger is only halal if the beef itself is halal slaughtered and handled under halal rules from supplier to grill. Omakase Burger talks a lot about its patty, a blend of four USDA Choice cuts ground and hand-formed in store daily, but none of that talk mentions halal sourcing. Without a certification logo or a supplier statement, there is nothing to verify, and guessing is not good enough for halal food. If you ever see a listing that calls Omakase Burger halal, treat it as an error and check with the outlet directly before you order.
What Can Muslim Diners Eat at Omakase Burger?
Honestly, if you keep halal strictly, the safe answer is nothing here, because the kitchen handles pork and non-certified beef and the restaurant holds no certification. Some readers still ask about individual items, so here is the item by item picture, with the same warning attached: none of this makes the restaurant halal, and cross-contact in a shared kitchen is always possible.
| Item | Details | Halal view |
|---|---|---|
| Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger | Beef patty plus pork bacon | Not halal |
| Omakase Cheeseburger | Beef patty, cheese, secret sauce | Not certified |
| Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich | Chicken thigh sandwich | Not certified |
| Omakase X Impossible Burger | Plant-based patty | No meat, not certified |
| Truffle Fries / Cheese Fries | Fries with truffle or cheese | No meat, not certified |
| Homemade Lemonade | Lemons, limes, a touch of salt | Drink only |
The plant-based Impossible burger and the fries are the closest thing to a safe pick, since they contain no meat, but they are still cooked in a non-certified kitchen that handles pork, so strict diners will still want to skip them. If you are choosing for a mixed group where only some diners keep halal, pick a halal certified restaurant instead and keep Omakase Burger for another day. For the section by section card, see the Omakase Burger menu card.
How Much Does Omakase Burger Cost?
For readers who still want the price picture, here are the latest published prices. The classic cheeseburger sits at S$18.90, the bacon version at S$21.90 and the chicken sandwich at S$17.90, all before GST and service charge. These are the Orchard Central flagship and islandwide delivery figures, and older blogs still show lower prices from earlier outlets, so don’t be surprised if a random listing quotes S$13.90 or S$14.90. Those are history, not today’s price.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Omakase Cheeseburger | Signature beef patty, American cheese, secret sauce | S$18.90 |
| Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger | Classic plus pork bacon, not halal | S$21.90 |
| Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich | Marinated chicken thigh, not certified | S$17.90 |
| Ultimate Cheeseburger | Bacon, grilled onions and mushrooms on the classic | S$23.00 |
| Omakase X Impossible Burger | Plant-based patty, no meat | S$19.90 |
| Super Buddy Meal | Sharing meal, from | S$45.60 |
What Sides and Drinks Go With It?
Sides are ordered separately here, since burgers come alone. Truffle fries are the side regulars mention most, and cheese fries are the cheapest item on the whole menu. Drinks stay simple: homemade lemonade and freshly squeezed orange juice get the most love in reviews.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Fries | Fries smothered in homemade cheese sauce | S$6.90 |
| Truffle Fries | Fries tossed in a white and black truffle blend | S$7.90 |
| Sweet Potato Fries | Sweet potato fries, a longtime staple | S$7.90 |
| Chicken Poppers | Crispy bite-sized chicken, not certified | S$7.90 |
| Homemade Lemonade | Lemons and limes, balanced, not too sweet or sour | S$4.60 |
| Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice | Pressed in store, no added sugar | S$5.80 |
Where Is Omakase Burger and Is It Still Open?
Omakase Burger opened in 2012 at The Grandstand, then moved to Wisma Atria and later to its flagship at Orchard Central, level 4, in November 2020. That flagship is now listed as permanently closed on directory listings, and one review mentions a closing down menu, so the halal question may soon be moot anyway. If you are planning a visit for any reason, call ahead or check the delivery apps first, since the outlet status is uncertain and the older outlets are closed.
| Outlet | Details | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Orchard Central flagship | 181 Orchard Road, #04-22/23, near Somerset MRT | Check before visiting |
| Wisma Atria, Picnic | 435 Orchard Road, former food park outlet | Closed |
| The Grandstand | 200 Turf Club Road, original 2012 outlet | Closed |
Omakase Burger Halal FAQs
Still unsure about the halal status, or wondering what to order instead? Here are the answers to the questions diners ask most.
Is Omakase Burger halal certified in Singapore?
No. We found no MUIS halal certification for Omakase Burger as of 4 November 2026, and the menu includes pork bacon, so it should not be treated as halal.
Is the Omakase beef burger halal?
No halal claim exists for the beef. The patty is USDA Choice beef with no halal sourcing statement, so Muslim diners should not assume it is halal.
Can Muslims eat the Impossible burger at Omakase Burger?
The Impossible burger has no meat, but it is cooked in a non-certified kitchen that handles pork, so strict halal diners should skip it too.
Does Omakase Burger serve pork?
Yes. The Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger uses uncured applewood smoked pork bacon, and other burgers include bacon as well.
How much is the Omakase Cheeseburger?
The latest published price is S$18.90 before GST and service charge, with the bacon version at S$21.90 and the chicken sandwich at S$17.90.
Is Omakase Burger at Orchard Central still open?
Uncertain. Directory listings mark the 181 Orchard Road entry as permanently closed, so check before visiting.
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