Oporto Menu

Oporto groups 6 items under Flame Grilled Chicken, and the entry point is the Quarter Chicken at $9.50. This is the part of the menu that explains the whole brand: chicken cooked flat over the flame and brush basted as it grills, the idea António Cerqueira served from his North Bondi shop in 1986.

Oporto carries 8 burgers on its menu, and the Bondi Burger and Oprego Burger share the lowest price at from $10.00. Almost every burger in this list starts with the same base of grilled chicken breast fillet, so the sauce does most of the work in telling them apart.

The Rappas section at Oporto holds 4 wraps, and the Chicken Rappa is the cheapest at $12.50. A Rappa is Oporto's name for fillings rolled in warm pita bread, which makes it easier to eat in the car or at a desk than a stacked burger.

Oporto keeps its Bowls section short with 2 options, and the Chicken Salad Bowl is the cheaper one at $14.80. Both are built for a fork rather than a bun, which makes them the go to pick for a seated lunch or anyone skipping bread.

Oporto lists 9 meal boxes, and the cheapest is the Crispy Wings & Chips Snack Box at $10.00. A box is a complete meal for one in a single order: a main, a side and in most cases a drink, so there is no need to build a combo item by item.

Oporto has 10 items in its Share Meals range, and the cheapest entry is the 2 Cans Drink Bundle at $5.00, which sits here so groups can add drinks in one tap. The food bundles start with the Whole Chicken Feed at $32.00: 1 whole chicken, 2 large chips, 2 pitas and 2 dipping sauces.

Oporto runs 5 value deals, and four of them share the lowest price on the list, with the Crispy RappSnacker Meal coming in at $10.00. The listed availability covers the full day, so these deals are not tied to a lunch window.

Oporto lists 14 snacks, the biggest single category on the menu, and the cheapest is a serve of Chips at from $4.50. This is the grazing section: small bites, loaded chips and mini wraps that work as a light meal, a side for the table or a quick fix between meals.

Oporto offers 6 sides, and every one of them sits at the same base price of from $4.50, so a regular serve of Chips costs the same as the Portuguese Salad. That flat pricing makes the choice purely about taste and appetite.

Oporto serves 7 breakfast items, and the cheapest is a Hash Brown at $2.60. The breakfast window closes at 11am, so this menu is for the commute, the school run and the early tradie stop on the way to a job site.

Oporto has 4 kids meals, and all of them share one price on the base store menu, with the Chicken & Cheese Burger Meal at $9.90. Every meal follows the same format: a main, small chips, a 250ml Pop Top and a dipping sauce of the child's choice.

Oporto has 4 desserts, and the Bola de Berlim is the cheapest at from $3.00. It is a fluffy Portuguese style donut filled with creamy custard and dusted with icing sugar, a nod to the bakery counters of Portugal and the brand's roots.

Oporto sells 9 sauces, and a single Prego Dipping Sauce is among the cheapest at $1.50, the same price as every other dipping tub. The range covers the full family: Original Chilli, Prego, Garlic, Mayo and the new O Sauce.

Oporto lists 9 drinks, and a single 375ml Can is the cheapest at $4.00. The range is a short fridge rather than a soda fountain: cans and 600ml bottles of soft drink in a choice of flavours, Cool Ridge spring water in 600ml and sparkling water in 500ml, a 300ml Charlie's juice, a Peach Ice Tea and Red Bull.

Oporto's Late Night Menu runs 12 items from 9pm until 5am, and the cheapest is the Salted Caramel Cheesecake at $5.95. This menu is built for the after work shift, the post footy drive and the hungry walk home after a night out and the overnight shift change, and it leans heavier and messier than the day menu.