Is Burger King Worth It? Menu & Prices in Singapore

Flame-grilled is the whole argument. While rivals fry, Burger King grills its beef over open flame, and the Whopper (~S$8.50) — that towering stack of flame-kissed patty, tomato, lettuce, onion and mayo — remains the reason Singaporeans detour past other golden arches. Add the Mushroom Swiss line, the long-running Long Chicken, and a breakfast menu built on Croissan’wiches, and BK holds its own corner of the fast-food map.

The flame-grilled edge is BK’s whole identity — you can taste the difference against fried rivals. The Mushroom Swiss line and the long-running Long Chicken round out the core, and the Croissan’wich breakfast holds the morning shift.

Rolling out the full Burger King Singapore menu with approximate prices: beef and chicken burgers, plant-based options, breakfast, sides, desserts, value deals, and the FAQs people search before ordering. Unlike the McDonald’s menu, which focuses on the Big Mac as its flagship, BK’s whole identity is flame-grilling over open flame. A solid alternative is the Shake Shack menu, known for its S$10.40 ShackBurger a tier above fast-food pricing.

Burger King Whopper burger

Burger King Menu Singapore: Burgers & Prices

The Singapore menu keeps the global icons and adds local-seasonal specials like rendang and buttermilk variants. Burgers come à la carte or as meals with fries and a drink, and the BK app plus delivery platforms run near-constant bundle promotions.

Beef Burgers

The Whopper (~S$8.50, meal ~S$12.15) leads, with the Whopper with Cheese (~S$11.80) and Double Whopper (~S$13.85) for bigger appetites. The compact Whopper Jr. (~S$6.60) is the value play, while the Double Cheeseburger (~S$3.20) and Hamburger (~S$2.80) anchor the budget end.

BurgerPrice (S$) (approx.)
Hamburger2.80
Double Cheeseburger3.20
Whopper Jr.6.60
WHOPPER8.50
Whopper Meal12.15
Double Mushroom Swiss8.60
Double BBQ Turkey Bacon9.95
WHOPPER with Cheese11.80
Double WHOPPER13.85
Double WHOPPER with Cheese14.70
Western WHOPPER12.50
Burger King restaurant interior Singapore
BurgerPrice (S$) (approx.)
Long Chicken7.10
Fish Burger7.60
Tendergrill Chicken8.50
Tendercrisp Chicken8.50
Spicy Chicken King9.60
Buttermilk Chicken8.95
Buttermilk Fish8.95
Double Fish9.00

Plant-Based Options

The Plant-Based Whopper (~S$10.40, meal ~S$16.40) flame-grills a meat-free patty to a convincing Whopper impression — reportedly the priciest Plant-Based Whopper among tracked markets, but the only flame-grilled meat-free option in Singapore fast food.

ItemPrice (S$) (approx.)
Plant-Based Whopper10.40
Plant-Based Whopper Meal16.40
Mushroom Swiss Plant-Based Whopper15.75

Breakfast Menu

Served mornings only. Croissan’wiches — turkey ham, turkey bacon or turkey sausage with egg — run about S$5.50–S$7.00, with platters like the Pancakes with Sausage (~S$8.20) for the full breakfast treatment. Promotional sets (Croissan’wich with coffee ~S$4.50) are the smart order.

ItemPrice (S$) (approx.)
Fish Croissan’wich5.50
Turkey Ham Croissan’wich with Egg6.00
Turkey Bacon Croissan’wich with Egg6.00
Turkey Sausage Croissan’wich6.00
Mushroom Swiss Croissan’wich with Egg7.00
Pancakes Platter6.50
Pancakes with Sausage Platter8.20
Turkey Ham & Cheese Omelette Platter8.50

Burger King Sides, Desserts & Value Deals

Sides are where BK quietly shines: battered onion rings (~S$5.00–S$5.40), cheesy fries (~S$5.00–S$5.55) and the Mexican Drumlets (5pc ~S$7.40) all have devoted fans. Desserts lean on the Hershey’s Sundae Pie (~S$4.95–S$5.25) and the Taro Turnover (~S$2.50–S$2.90). The real savings live in the deals — S$5.95 value sets, the S$9.90 Buddy Deal, and rotating 1-for-1s.

Sides & Desserts

Fries (S ~S$3.00, M ~S$4.20), Onion Rings (~S$3.40–S$5.40 by size), Cheesy Fries (~S$5.00–S$5.55), BK Nuggets (~S$6.00–S$6.90) and Mexican Drumlets (~S$7.40–S$13.95). Sweet endings: Taro Turnover (~S$2.50), Hershey’s Sundae Pie (~S$4.95) and the Strawberry Cream Cheese Pie (~S$3.90).

ItemPrice (S$) (approx.)
French Fries (S)3.00
French Fries (M)4.20
Onion Rings5.00
Cheesy Fries5.55
BK Nuggets6.00
Mexican Drumlets (5pc)7.40
Taro Turnover2.90
HERSHEY’S Sundae Pie5.25
Chocolate Sundae3.40
Value Set (burger + fries + drink)5.95
Buddy Deal9.90

Burger King Prices in Singapore

A solo burger runs roughly S$2.80–S$13.85, meals add about S$3.50–S$4.00 on top, and a full meal for one typically lands between S$10 and S$16. The S$5.95 value sets and Buddy Deals are the price-to-watch plays. Prices are approximate and vary by outlet; delivery apps list higher prices than in-store.

Beating the System: BK Deals and App Strategy

Burger King’s menu pricing is only half the story — the deals layer is where regulars save real money. The S$5.95 value sets (burger, fries, drink) are the everyday floor for a full meal, undercutting the S$12.15 Whopper Meal by half. The Hamburger at S$2.80 remains the cheapest branded burger in town, cheaper than the McDonald’s Cheeseburger, which makes BK the budget pick for feeding a crowd of kids.

Breakfast is the quiet value window: Croissan’wiches from S$5.50 and pancake-and-sausage platters near S$8.20, served mornings with shorter queues. Delivery-exclusive bundles — the Family Feast (~S$29.90) and Party Feast for 5 (~S$59.90) — are priced for group orders on GrabFood and foodpanda, where delivery markups otherwise sting. Like all fast food, delivery prices exceed in-store, so the app’s coupons and bundle pricing decide the real cost.

The McDonald’s comparison is the eternal question. BK wins on the flame-grilled taste argument and the S$2.80 Hamburger; McDonald’s typically wins on breakfast variety and dessert range. Meal-for-meal, the Whopper Meal (~S$12.15) runs slightly above the Big Mac Meal (~S$10.45–S$10.95), but BK’s promo cycles and value sets close the gap. Watch both apps weekly — the better deal is whichever chain is promoting that week.

Frequently Asked Questions About Burger King Singapore

S$8.50 à la carte; the Whopper Meal is about S$12.15. The Whopper with Cheese runs near S$11.80 and the Double Whopper about S$13.85. Prices vary slightly by outlet and delivery platforms add markup. The flame-grilled build — open-flame cooking, not fried — is the whole reason the Whopper commands its premium.

The S$5.95 value sets (burger, fries, drink) are the cheapest full meals, and the Hamburger at S$2.80 is the cheapest single item — undercutting McDonald’s Cheeseburger. For groups, delivery bundles like the Family Feast (~S$29.90) split well. Breakfast Croissan’wiches from S$5.50 are the morning value play.

Yes — Croissan’wiches (turkey ham, bacon or sausage with egg) from about S$5.50, plus platters like pancakes with sausage near S$8.20. Breakfast hours vary by outlet; most stop mid-morning. It is a quieter, cheaper alternative to the lunch menu if your schedule allows.

Availability has varied by campaign period — it launches in limited runs rather than as a permanent menu item. When available, it mirrors the classic build with a plant-based patty. Check the current menu in-store or on delivery apps; the regular Whopper line-up (S$8.50+) is always there.

It depends on the week: BK’s Hamburger (S$2.80) beats McDonald’s Cheeseburger (S$3.90), but the Whopper Meal (~S$12.15) runs above the Big Mac Meal (~S$10.45–S$10.95). BK wins on flame-grilled flavour and value sets; McDonald’s on breakfast range. Check both apps — promos decide the real winner weekly.

Yes — via GrabFood and foodpanda, plus delivery-exclusive bundles like the Family Feast (~S$29.90) and Party Feast for 5 (~S$59.90). Delivery prices run higher than in-store, so bundles and app coupons are the way to keep costs down. In-store takeaway with the S$5.95 value sets remains the cheapest route.

The Long Chicken — a long sesame bun with a crispy chicken patty — is BK Singapore’s local icon with genuine staying power beyond the Whopper. It anchors the value end of the chicken range alongside the Chicken Royale. If the Whopper feels heavy, the Long Chicken is the lighter, cheaper classic to default to.

Conclusion

The Burger King menu in Singapore is the flame-grilled alternative: the S$8.50 Whopper for the purists, S$5.95 value sets for the pragmatists, and a S$2.80 Hamburger that embarrasses the competition on price. Delivery bundles (~S$29.90 Family Feast) handle groups. Against McDonald’s it trades blows — check both apps weekly and let the promos decide.

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