Discover the Oporto
Menu Australia

More than a meal, it's
a flame grilled ritual.

It starts with the chicken. A Quarter Chicken at $9.50 covers a solo lunch, a Half Chicken at $13.50 handles a serious appetite, and a Whole Chicken at $20.00 goes in the middle of the table for the family. Each one takes the basting you pick, from gentle Lemon & Herb to Extremo Picante.

Then come the sides. Chips at from $4.50 and Spicy Rice at from $4.50 cost the same, yet the rice comes in at from 970 kJ against from 1,531 kJ for the chips. That gap adds up across a full order, and both sit happily next to any piece of chicken on the menu.

Sauce is where people get particular. Oporto's sauce families run through Original Chilli, Prego, Garlic, Mayo and O Sauce, and the cheapest item on the whole menu is a Prego Dipping Sauce at $1.50. Grab two pots and settle the argument over which one wins with your basting.

The clock matters too. Breakfast runs until 11am at stores that serve it, the Late Night Menu kicks in from 9pm, and the hours between belong to burgers, rappas and bowls. A Pulled Chicken Bowl at $16.80 or a Chicken Rappa at $12.50 sorts a desk lunch without the mess of a full box.

Great food. Smarter choices.
That's the Oporto way.

Every item here lists kJ first and Calories second, the same order printed on Australian food labels. The reference intake for an average adult is 8,700 kJ a day, so a Half Chicken at 2,481 kJ or an Otropo Burger at from 2,971 kJ reads very differently once you hold it against that total.

Small swaps add up. A plain Quarter Chicken at 1,238 kJ sits well under the Quarter Chicken Box at 4,042 kJ, and Spicy Rice over Chips saves energy at the same price. The kJ & Calorie Counter totals a whole order as you build it.

Price works the same way. The O Burger at from $10.20 and the Bondi Burger at from $10.00 sit close together, while the Otropo Burger at from $11.50 costs a little more and carries 710 Cal. With both numbers side by side, the pick gets easier.

Know the numbers, then order what you love.

Good chicken, no guesswork.
Just gotta go, Oporto!

Oporto's menu is built around one cooking method. Chicken goes over the flame, then picks up Lemon & Herb, Original Chilli, New Portuguese BBQ or Extremo Picante. That idea sits at the heart of the Flame Grilled Chicken range, from a single Quarter Chicken up to a Whole Chicken.

This guide puts the whole menu in one place. All 101 items sit across 16 categories, each with price, kJ and Calories, plus allergen notes wherever Oporto's published chart lists the item.

Prices can vary by store, so treat the numbers here as a guide and confirm at the counter or in the Oporto app. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we will fix it.