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Oporto Budget Meal Builder

Enter a budget and the builder ranks Oporto meals by how much food you get for it. The cheapest menu lines are dipping sauces at $1.50, then the Hash Brown and Bola de Berlim. A real cheap meal needs a main though, and the ranking shows which ones stretch furthest.

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How to use the Budget Meal Builder

01Type the most you want to spend on this meal.
02Scroll the ranked meals that fit, best value first.
03Check the price and kJ figures to compare how filling each one is.
04Pick one and open its items to see what comes in it.

The cheapest lines on the Oporto menu

The lowest priced items are the dipping sauces at $1.50 each. After them come the Hash Brown at $2.60, the Bola de Berlim at from $3.00 and a Cans 375ml at $4.00. Prices can vary by store, but the order of cheapest to dearest tends to hold, since sauces and small sides sit at the bottom everywhere.

Sides form the next step. Chips, Spicy Rice, Grilled Corn, Crunchy Slaw and the Pita & Garlic Dip all sit at from $4.50 at our base store. None of these is a meal alone, but they are the building blocks of every cheap order.

The Bola de Berlim sits in a sweet spot for a small budget. It reads from 1,290 kJ, which makes it one of the more filling items at its price, though it is dessert and not a main.

Value means more than the lowest price

Same price, very different fill. The Pita & Garlic Dip reads 1,761 kJ while Crunchy Slaw reads from 368 kJ, for the identical spend. If the aim is getting full on a small budget, the dip goes much further. The builder shows both numbers for every option, so you can choose by price, by fill or by a mix of both.

Spicy Rice sits in between at from 970 kJ and pairs well with flame grilled chicken. Chips at from 1,531 kJ are the other filling choice at the same price.

Grilled Corn at from 431 kJ and Crunchy Slaw are lighter. They suit people who want volume without much energy, which is a different idea of value. Pick the side that matches what full means to you.

Budget tips that work

Order one main and one filling side, and skip the drink if water is free. A can adds $4.00 to the bill, which is often the difference between two budget levels. A cheap order that leaves you hungry an hour later is not good value, so lean toward the filling sides on long days.

Breakfast is a cheap window. The Hash Brown alongside a breakfast burger keeps the morning spend low, though breakfast items run only until 11am. Prices can vary by store, so a local check before the drive is worthwhile.

Share meals bring down the cost per person for groups. A cheap meal for one is a different problem from a cheap meal for four, so try both the builder and the share meal tools when more people are eating.

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Quick answers to the most common questions about the Oporto menu, prices, kilojoules, allergens and stores.

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What is the cheapest thing on the Oporto menu?

The dipping sauces are cheapest at $1.50 each at our base store. The Hash Brown at $2.60 is the cheapest food item that is not a sauce.

What is a cheap Oporto meal?

Pair one smaller main with a filling side such as Spicy Rice at from $4.50. The builder ranks every combination under your budget so you can pick the best value.

Which Oporto side is the most filling for the price?

The Pita & Garlic Dip, at 1,761 kJ, carries the most energy of the regular sides. It costs the same as Chips, Spicy Rice and Grilled Corn.

How much is a Bola de Berlim?

The Bola de Berlim is from $3.00 at our base store and reads from 1,290 kJ. Prices can vary by store.

Are share meals cheaper per person?

Often yes, for groups. Use the Share & Save Planner on our tools page to compare a share meal with separate orders.