Oporto Combo Finder
Set a budget and the combo finder puts together a main, a side and a drink that fits under it. Press again for a different mix. Sides like Spicy Rice at from $4.50 and a can at $4.00 keep most combos sensible, and each result shows the kJ total too.
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How to use the Combo Finder
Combo ideas worth trying
The classic: a Bondi Burger with Chips at from $4.50 and a Cans 375ml. Familiar, filling and the order most people picture when they think of Oporto. A sweet ending: a Chicken Rappa with Crunchy Slaw, a can and a Bola de Berlim for afters. Rappas pair well with lighter sides, and the Bola makes the combo feel like a treat without blowing the budget.
A lighter mix: a Quarter Chicken with Grilled Corn at from 431 kJ and a Prego Dipping Sauce. Lean chicken, a light side and a tangy dip.
A bigger feed: a Chicken Rappa with the Pita & Garlic Dip and a can. The dip brings more energy than any other regular side, so this one suits a long day.
How the budget shapes each combo
Sides and drinks have fairly fixed prices, so the main decides most of the total. At a lower budget the finder leans on smaller mains; raise it and burgers, rappas and bowls start appearing. The finder keeps the total under your number every time, so a reroll never pushes you over. Raise the budget a few dollars and watch bigger mains and the Pita & Garlic Dip start to show up in the results.
Sauces sit at $1.50 each and rarely break a budget on their own. They are the cheapest way to change how a combo tastes without changing the main. Mains also differ more than sides, so they drive the result.
A tight budget favours chicken over burgers. A Quarter Chicken with Crunchy Slaw at from $4.50 and water is about as lean as a full combo gets, in both dollars and kJ.
Tips for a better combo
Lock the main you want and reroll only the side and drink. That keeps your favourite while giving the finder room to save a little. Write down the combos you enjoyed, since the random results rarely repeat in the same order. A short list of two or three proven combos speeds up every future visit to the counter.
Finish with dessert if there is room left. A Bola de Berlim at from $3.00 fits most budgets. Prices can vary by store, and Oporto's own Make it a Meal option is worth comparing at the counter. Prices update with our menu data.
Breakfast changes the menu. Before 11am, a breakfast burger with a Hash Brown at $2.60 as the side makes one of the cheapest full meals of the day.
Combo Finder FAQs
Still have a question?
What is a good Oporto combo?
A Bondi Burger with Chips and a can is the classic. For something lighter, try a Quarter Chicken with Grilled Corn and a Prego Dipping Sauce.
Is the combo finder the same as Oporto's Make it a Meal?
No. The finder adds separate item prices, while Make it a Meal is Oporto's own fixed upgrade on a main. Compare both before ordering.
What is the cheapest drink for a combo?
A Cans 375ml at $4.00 is one of the cheaper drinks in our data. Prices can vary by store.
Which side gives the most food for the price?
All regular sides cost from $4.50 at our base store. The Pita & Garlic Dip carries the most energy at 1,761 kJ, while Crunchy Slaw is the lightest at from 368 kJ.
Can I generate combos with a kJ limit too?
The combo finder works on budget. For a kJ limit, use the kJ Goal Finder on our tools page, then build the combo by hand.
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