Omakase Burger Party Packages Prices Singapore 2026

There is no verified omakase burger party packages price list, because no dedicated party or catering package could be confirmed, so this guide costs out group orders honestly from verified menu prices instead. The anchor is the Super Buddy Meal, a sharing meal for two or more starting from S$45.60, and a party of four can eat for S$123.40 before GST and service. Start with the full Omakase Burger menu for the chain overview, then use the worked totals below to plan your group order.

Does Omakase Burger offer party packages?

Plainly: no dedicated party or catering package price list could be verified for Omakase Burger in Singapore. That means no confirmed party bundle, no per-person party rate, and no minimum order figure, and this guide won’t invent any of them. What does exist is the Super Buddy Meal from S$45.60, a sharing meal for two or more, which is the closest thing on the menu to a group deal, and the rest of this guide builds party orders around it using only verified prices.

Super Buddy Meal: the closest party deal

The Super Buddy Meal starts from S$45.60 and is described as a sharing meal for two or more, which makes it the natural building block for any group. For two people it works out to S$22.80 each before GST and the 10% service charge, and for a bigger table you simply order more of them: two Super Buddy Meals cover four people from S$91.20, and four cover eight from S$182.40. It’s not a party package with a fixed per-head price, but it behaves like one once you scale it, and every total in this guide starts from that verified figure.

If you’re comparing set options for a smaller group first, the Omakase Burger combo meals guide breaks down the Omakase Set from S$18.90 and the Super Set at S$24.90, which suit pairs better than a full party spread.

How do you feed a group at Omakase Burger?

Feed a group by thinking in layers: one Super Buddy Meal per two people as the base, one shared side per two people, and one drink each. That formula keeps ordering simple and stops the common party mistake of everyone ordering a premium main separately, which pushes the bill toward S$23.00 per burger before sides. Guests who want their own burger can still pick one, with mains from S$13.90 for the Omakase Chicken Sandwich up to S$23.00 for the Ultimate Cheeseburger, but the shared base covers the table first.

For mixed groups, the Impossible burgers at S$19.90 and S$22.90 matter, since they give non meat eaters a proper main rather than a side salad. The Impossible Salad itself costs S$14.45 or S$15.45 depending on the listing, so confirm the current figure at the outlet if you’re counting on it.

What sides and drinks work best for a party?

Sides are what turn a stack of burgers into a party spread, and the sharing logic is simple: order one side per two people and let the table graze. Cheese Fries at S$6.90 are the safest crowd pick, Truffle Fries and Sweet Potato Fries at S$7.90 each add variety, Chicken Poppers at S$7.90 give the table something to pick at, and Onion Rings at S$4.90 are the cheapest way to add another plate. Dips at S$1.00 each are a tiny cost that makes shared fries feel like a proper spread.

Sides in bulk logic

There’s no verified bulk or tray price for sides, so “bulk” here just means ordering enough plates for the table, not a discount tier. A table of four wants at least two sides, a table of eight wants four, and mixing varieties beats doubling one plate, since guests graze more when there’s a choice. At S$6.90 to S$7.90 per plate, two extra sides add S$13.80 to S$15.80 to the bill, which is a small share of a group total.

Drinks for a crowd

Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 is the drink to build a party order around, since it’s the cheapest full priced drink and it suits a burger table. For a table of eight, eight lemonades cost S$36.80, while swapping to Fresh Orange Juice at S$5.80 each would cost S$46.40, a S$9.60 difference for no extra food. Root Beer Floats at S$5.50 work as a treat round that doubles as dessert, but keep them as an extra, not the default drink.

What is the real omakase burger party packages price for a group?

Since no party package exists, the real omakase burger party packages price is whatever your built order totals, so here are two worked examples using only verified prices, before GST and the 10% service charge. A party of four: two Super Buddy Meals from S$91.20, two Cheese Fries at S$13.80, and four Homemade Lemonades at S$18.40, totalling S$123.40, or S$30.85 each. A party of eight: four Super Buddy Meals from S$182.40, four Truffle Fries at S$31.60, two Chicken Poppers at S$15.80, and eight Homemade Lemonades at S$36.80, totalling S$266.60, or about S$33.33 each.

Both totals are menu prices only. GST plus a 10% service charge apply on top at the restaurant, so budget above these figures for the final bill, and remember the Super Buddy Meal price is a floor (“from S$45.60”), so your actual total can run higher depending on choices.

How do you order for a party at Omakase Burger?

Order for a party by settling the headcount first, then working from the formula: one Super Buddy Meal per two guests, one shared side per two guests, and one drink each. Confirm the arrangement with the outlet before the day, since no group booking terms, minimum order, or catering service could be verified, and you don’t want to discover a seating limit with eight hungry guests. 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 visiting. The Wisma Atria Picnic outlet and the original Grandstand outlet are closed, so don’t plan around them.

The dish by dish card for planning individual picks lives on the Omakase Burger menu card page, which lists every burger, side, and drink with its verified price.

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