Omakase Burger Menu Ranked: Worst to Best Prices Singapore 2026

The omakase burger menu ranked worst to best starts with Oven-Baked Parmesan Chicken at S$14.90 at the bottom and ends with the Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00 at the top. Read this as an opinion-style guide, not as a lab test: the order below follows flavour and value logic from the verified menu, and it is clearly not sales data, ratings, or tasting results. Start with the Omakase Burger menu hub for the chain overview, then use this ranking to skip the safe-but-plain picks and head straight for the burgers worth your money.

How is this Omakase Burger menu ranked?

This ranking uses three simple tests: how distinctive the burger sounds on paper, how much flavour you get for the price, and how well it represents what Omakase Burger is known for. A rich, loaded beef burger scores higher than a light chicken item, even if the chicken item costs less, because the ranking rewards the full burger experience over plain value alone. That is why the cheapest items sit near the bottom here, while the priciest beef burgers sit at the top, and why a mid-priced signature still cracks the top three on character alone.

Two honest caveats belong right up front. First, no tastings, ratings, or sales figures sit behind this order, since this is an editorial guide built from the menu itself. Second, your own taste may flip parts of it: if you prefer chicken over beef, or lighter food over loaded burgers, your personal top three will look different, and that is fine. Use the ranking as a shortcut for a first visit, then trust your own appetite after that.

Which burgers rank from worst to best?

The omakase burger menu ranked list below covers all ten burger-style items, from rank 10 at the bottom to rank 1 at the top. Beef dominates the top half, chicken fills the lower half, and the plant-based pair splits across the middle, with the truffle version well ahead of the plain Impossible burger. Prices run from S$13.90 to S$23.00, so the ranking also shows you what each step up the list costs.

The lower ranked burgers

Ranks 10 to 8 are not bad orders, they are just the least distinctive ones. Oven-Baked Parmesan Chicken at S$14.90 suits a light lunch, but it reads more like a baked chicken dish than a burger experience, so it lands last. The Omakase Chicken Sandwich at S$13.90 wins on price alone, since it is the cheapest burger-style item, yet its simple build keeps it near the bottom. The Deluxe Cheeseburger at S$15.90 is the cheapest beef burger, and it is a fine budget beef pick, but the signature at S$18.90 gives you the fuller house style for S$3.00 more.

The top three burgers

The top three tell the story of the menu in three bites. At rank 3, the Omakase Cheeseburger at S$18.90 is the signature and the safest first order, since it shows the patty, cheese, and bun with no distractions. At rank 2, the Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger at S$21.90 adds smoky bacon to that same base, which is exactly the upgrade bacon lovers want. At rank 1, the Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00 takes the loaded-beef idea furthest, so it tops a flavour-first ranking even though it costs the most. If you want value over richness, swap the order and pick the signature first, since S$18.90 buys most of the experience for less.

The middle of the list deserves a note too. The Marinated Chicken Thigh Sandwich at S$17.90 is the best chicken order by a clear margin, because thigh meat stays juicier than a plain chicken sandwich, and it beats both Impossible burgers on price. The Impossible Trufflemeister Burger at S$22.90 ranks fourth because truffle flavour gives a plant-based burger real character, while the plain Omakase X Impossible Burger at S$19.90 sits at rank 7 as the everyday plant-based pick. The earlier Bacon Cheeseburger listing at S$19.90, with fries, sits at rank 6, just below the chicken thigh sandwich on distinctiveness.

Where do the sides and drinks rank?

Sides rank worst to best on the same flavour and value logic, with Truffle Fries at S$7.90 on top and the Impossible Salad at the bottom on price alone. Chicken Poppers at S$7.90 come second because bite-size pieces share well, while Cheese Fries at S$6.90 take third as the classic cheesy pick. Drinks follow a simpler rule: the cheapest refreshing drink wins, so Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 tops the drinks list, ahead of the Root Beer Float at S$5.50 and Fresh Orange Juice at S$5.80.

Sides ranked in order

The bottom of the sides list needs context, since a low rank here is about value, not quality. The Impossible Salad at S$14.45 or S$15.45 costs almost as much as a burger, so it ranks last as a side even though it may suit a salad eater well. Onion Rings at S$4.90 rank sixth on flavour interest, yet they are the smartest cheap add-on in the whole menu, so a low rank should not stop you from ordering them. At the top, Truffle Fries at S$7.90 beat Chicken Poppers at S$7.90 on distinctiveness alone, since truffle is the flavour people associate with this menu.

For the complete tables behind this ranking, the Omakase Burger menu card guide lists every item and price in one place.

What is the best value order at Omakase Burger?

Value and flavour pull in different directions here, so the best value order is not the same as the rank 1 burger. The Omakase Set from S$18.90 is the value starting point, the Super Set at S$24.90 suits a bigger appetite, and the Super Buddy Meal from S$45.60 is the sharing pick for two. An extra patty at S$5.90, a dip at S$1.00, and a soft drink set add-on at S$1.50 are the cheap ways to customise a meal without buying a second burger.

Remember that GST plus a 10 percent service charge sits on top of these menu prices at the restaurant. For more set detail, the value meals guide breaks down the sets further. Before you travel, check the outlet situation: the Orchard Central flagship at 181 Orchard Road, units 04-22 and 04-23, near Somerset MRT, was last listed as open 11am to 10pm daily, but its current operating status is uncertain, so check before visiting. The Wisma Atria Picnic outlet is closed, and the Grandstand original outlet is closed too.

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