Omakase Burger Value Meals Prices Singapore 2026

The cheapest omakase burger value meals price starts at S$13.90 for the Omakase Chicken Sandwich, set meals run from S$18.90, and the sharing Super Buddy Meal starts from S$45.60. This guide works out the honest maths on every option, so you can see exactly what your dollar buys. Start with the full Omakase Burger menu for the chain overview, then use this page to plan the cheapest satisfying order.

What does value mean at Omakase Burger?

Let’s be straight: Omakase Burger is not cheap fast food, and any guide that pretends otherwise is selling you a story. Mains run from S$13.90 to S$23.00, which sits well above a typical fast food burger meal, so “value” here means spending smart within a premium menu: picking the cheapest mains, using set meals, and sharing plates instead of ordering everything separately. If you walk in expecting budget prices, you’ll walk out surprised, but if you order with a plan, you can eat well without the bill running away.

Why Omakase costs more than fast food

Omakase Burger positions itself as a gourmet burger joint, with beef patties, applewood smoked bacon, truffle toppings, and an Impossible range, and the menu prices reflect that. The cheapest beef burger, the Deluxe Cheeseburger at S$15.90, still costs more than most fast food combos, and the top end, the Ultimate Cheeseburger at S$23.00, is firmly in restaurant territory. That gap is the whole point of this guide: once you accept the premium floor, the question becomes how to get the most burger, fries, and drink for the least money, and the tables below answer exactly that.

One more cost to keep in mind before you order: GST plus a 10% service charge apply on top of menu prices at the restaurant. A S$15.40 meal therefore costs more at the till, so treat every figure in this guide as the menu price, not the final bill.

What is the cheapest omakase burger value meals price?

The cheapest omakase burger value meals price is S$15.40: the Omakase Chicken Sandwich at S$13.90 plus a soft drink set add-on at S$1.50. That’s the lowest cost way to get a main and a drink, and it undercuts every beef burger on the menu. If you want beef, the Deluxe Cheeseburger at S$15.90 is the floor, and adding the same S$1.50 soft drink brings a beef meal to S$17.40.

Cheapest mains ranked

Ranking the mains by price makes the value order obvious. Chicken leads, beef follows, and the Impossible range sits in the middle to upper end, so meat free eating here isn’t the budget pick. Here’s the full ladder, cheapest first.

The gap between the cheapest and dearest main is S$9.10, which is real money on a tight lunch budget. Picking the Omakase Chicken Sandwich over the Ultimate Cheeseburger saves nearly enough for a side of Cheese Fries at S$6.90, so the cheapest main plus a side often beats the dearest main on its own.

How much do Omakase Burger set meals cost?

Omakase Burger set meals start from S$18.90 for the Omakase Set, the Super Set costs S$24.90, and the sharing Super Buddy Meal starts from S$45.60. The Omakase Set floor is the key number: at S$18.90 it costs less than building a similar meal piece by piece, since a Deluxe Cheeseburger at S$15.90 plus Cheese Fries at S$6.90 already totals S$22.80 before any drink. Set contents can vary, so confirm what’s included at the counter, but on price alone the set route beats ordering a burger and fries separately.

Here’s the simple rule: if you’re eating alone and you want fries with your burger, start from the Omakase Set at S$18.90 rather than adding sides to a burger one by one. If you’re hungry enough to want an extra patty, the S$5.90 add-on stretches one burger further than ordering a second main, and a S$1.00 dip is the cheapest flavour upgrade on the menu. For the full breakdown of what’s in each set, see the Omakase Burger combo meals guide.

What are the best value sides and drinks at Omakase Burger?

The best value side at Omakase Burger is Onion Rings at S$4.90, the only side under S$6, followed by Cheese Fries at S$6.90. Truffle Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, and Chicken Poppers each cost S$7.90, so the jump from Cheese Fries to any of those is exactly S$1.00. On drinks, the soft drink set add-on at S$1.50 is by far the cheapest way to get a drink, while a standalone Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 is the best value full priced drink.

Drinks that keep the bill down

Drinks are where a premium burger bill quietly grows, so keep it simple. The S$1.50 soft drink set add-on is the obvious pick whenever it applies, and Homemade Lemonade at S$4.60 gives you a proper house drink for less than a Root Beer Float at S$5.50 or Fresh Orange Juice at S$5.80. Skipping the S$5.80 juice in favour of lemonade saves S$1.20 per person, which adds up fast across a table of four.

How can you share and save at Omakase Burger?

Sharing is the strongest value move at Omakase Burger. The Super Buddy Meal starts from S$45.60 for two or more, which works out to S$22.80 each for two people, and it beats two separate burger plus fries orders once you add sides and drinks. Add a shared side of Cheese Fries at S$6.90 and two Homemade Lemonades at S$4.60 each, and two people eat for S$61.70 before GST and service, or S$30.85 each. That’s a full meal with fries and drinks for barely more than the dearest single main.

Before you head out, check the outlet situation: 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 confirm before visiting. The Wisma Atria Picnic outlet and the original Grandstand outlet are closed. The full dish by dish card lives on the Omakase Burger menu card page if you want to compare every item before you order.

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