6 Best Burger Deals in Singapore (August 2026) — BK Coupons From $5, McDonald's National Day 1-for-1 & Carl's Jr's $8.90 SG61 Combo

The best value on this list, and the only deal here that outlives National Day by two months. Burger King's current King Deals e-coupon set runs until 4 October 2026, and the discounts are steep: the DL8 coupon gets 9pc BK Nuggets with a Fuze Tea Ice Lemon Tea (S) for $5 against a usual $13.15 — 62% off, the biggest single cut in the set. DL1 is the breakfast pick: a Turkey Bacon Croissan'wich with Egg plus a Minute Maid Refresh (S) for $5.90 instead of $11.15, available during breakfast hours only. For proper burgers, PM15 gets a Whopper with small fries for $6.95, PM13 a Long Chicken with a Sjora (S) for $5.90 and PM14 a Tendergrill Chicken with regular Cheesy Fries for $6.80. Redeeming is the part people get wrong: you tap 'Use Coupon' at the self-service kiosk and type the code, or use the BK app, or order on bkcoupons.sg from a desktop — the discount does not apply automatically. Running alongside the coupons is BK's annual Taste of Singapore campaign (14 July–31 August 2026), which puts rendang across the range: Double Rendang Beef, Rendang Tendergrill Chicken and Rendang Spicy Chicken King. Burger King Singapore is halal-certified. BEST FOR: anyone who wants the cheapest fast-food bill in Singapore and doesn't mind typing a code — and the only option on this list still worth bookmarking after the long weekend.

The National Day pick, and the one with the tightest window. From 4 to 10 August 2026 McDonald's Singapore runs 1-for-1 on the Big Breakfast, 1-for-1 on vanilla cones and a $6 McSpicy meal — timed to cover National Day itself on Sunday 9 August and the public holiday in lieu on Monday 10 August. Running underneath that is the more interesting food story: McDonald's has teamed up with Old Chang Kee, and the collaboration is genuinely local rather than a sticker exercise. The Curry Potato Chicken Burger (from $9.20) stacks a crispy chicken patty and a fried egg with the curry-puff-style potato filling Old Chang Kee is known for; the Rendang Curry Beef Burger (from $9.50) layers a beef patty with a coconutty rendang sauce and joined the menu on 23 July. Any meal can be upgraded to Curry Seasoning McShaker Fries for $1.25 more — you get the seasoning sachet and shake it in the bag yourself. Everything is available islandwide, at Drive-Thrus, on McDelivery and through GrabFood and foodpanda while stocks last. McDonald's Singapore is halal-certified. BEST FOR: families and early risers — the 1-for-1 Big Breakfast is the standout, and the curry burgers are the most Singaporean thing on any fast-food menu this month.

The lowest headline price for a full combo meal here — with the tightest catch on the list. For SG61, from 27 July to 9 August 2026, Carl's Jr is selling a Famous Star or Hand-Breaded Chicken Fillet Sandwich combo meal, served with small fries and a drink, on a tiered daily allocation: the first 10 customers each day pay $8.90, the next 10 pay $9.90, and the final 10 pay $10.90. That is 30 promotional sets per outlet per day and no more, so this is a deal you either go early for or miss entirely — lunch queues at the CBD outlets tend to clear the first tier quickly. To redeem, you have to show the promotional post to the store crew, and it applies at participating outlets during regular operating hours. Worth knowing what you are getting: the Famous Star is Carl's Jr's charbroiled beef burger with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles, and the Hand-Breaded Chicken Fillet Sandwich is the chicken equivalent — both are noticeably larger than the equivalent burger at the cheaper chains, which is what makes $8.90 with fries and a drink a genuine markdown rather than a repriced value meal. Carl's Jr Singapore is not halal-certified. BEST FOR: an early lunch on National Day weekend, if you can get there before the first 10 sets go.

The best weekday deal if you are eating with someone. Since 22 July 2026, MOS Burger Singapore has run a Monday-and-Tuesday offer of two Deluxe Mushroom Wagyu Burgers for $10 — a recurring weekly deal rather than a one-off window, with no end date announced, which makes it the most repeatable item on this list. MOS Burger is the Japanese chain best known in Singapore for two things: its rice burgers, where the bun is replaced by a pressed grilled-rice patty (the Ebi Katsu and Yakiniku versions are the ones people come back for), and the fact that burgers are made to order, so you wait a few minutes longer than at the American chains and get something noticeably fresher. The Deluxe Mushroom Wagyu sits in its premium line — a wagyu-blend patty with a mushroom sauce — so two for $10 is a real markdown against à la carte pricing rather than a value-menu item dressed up. Outlets are spread across malls islandwide. MOS Burger Singapore is not halal-certified. BEST FOR: a two-person weekday lunch or dinner, and anyone who would rather wait five minutes for a fresher burger than get one instantly.

Included here for the opposite reason to everything else on this list: so you don't go looking for a deal that isn't there. Shake Shack Singapore's most recent islandwide offer was a 1-for-1 burger promotion redeemed through the Happy Point app, and that ran in late June 2026 — it has ended, and as of early August there is no equivalent discount running across its outlets. Older 'weekly free treat' campaigns still circulating in search results date from SG60 in 2025, so check the date stamp before acting on any Shake Shack offer you find. What you are paying full price for is a genuinely different product: 100% Angus beef patties smashed on the griddle, the ShackBurger and SmokeShack as the two defaults, the vegetarian Shroom Burger with a crisp-fried portobello filled with molten cheese, and frozen custard shakes made in-house. It is the priciest option on this list by a distance. Membership in the Happy Point app is free and is where any future offer would land, so it is worth signing up now rather than at the counter. Shake Shack Singapore is not halal-certified. BEST FOR: when you want the burger rather than the bargain — and a reminder to check the Happy Point app before assuming a deal exists.

The one to diary rather than queue for this week. Mom's Touch — Korea's largest chicken-and-burger chain by outlet count — opens its first Singapore outlet on 14 August 2026 on South Bridge Road in the CBD, four days after the National Day long weekend ends. It is a return rather than a debut: the brand abruptly shut all three of its previous Singapore outlets in February 2022, and this time it is backed by a much heavier local partner, with Mom's Touch & Company announcing a master franchise agreement with FairPrice Group on 29 July 2026. FairPrice handles restaurant development and local marketing; Mom's Touch supplies the brand, menu and operating know-how. Three outlets are targeted by the end of 2026 and more than 25 over the next decade, and the company has said halal certification for the Singapore market was part of the deal — which, if it lands, would make it one of the few Korean fried-chicken-and-burger brands here that Muslim diners can eat at. The Singapore menu and prices have not been announced, so be sceptical of any price quoted before opening day. BEST FOR: putting in your calendar — and for anyone who has been waiting since 2022 for the thigh-meat burger to come back.