Wendy’s Australia Menu Prices (UPDATED October 2026)

Wendy’s is an American fast-food restaurant chain now operating in Australia, known for its square beef burgers, Baconmater burgers, hand-breaded chicken tenders, loaded fries and signature Frosty desserts.

If you’re looking for the latest Wendy’s menu prices in Australia, this guide covers Classic Single, Double and Triple burgers, chicken sandwiches, chicken wraps, value burgers, kids meals, chips, dipping sauces, soft drinks and combo meals.

Quick price guide: Published Australian menu references list the Classic Single burger for approximately $9.50, Classic Double for $12.50, Classic Triple for $15.50, Baconmater for $15.50, three-piece Chicken Tenders for $9.90 and a Small Frosty for $4.70.

Wendy’s Australia is the American hamburger chain and is not affiliated with Wendy’s Milk Bar, the separate Australian business known for hot dogs, ice-cream and thickshakes.

Important: All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD). The prices below are indicative Australian reference prices collected from independent menu listings, cross-checked against Wendy’s official Australian product range. Wendy’s does not publish a complete nationwide price list without selecting a restaurant. Some independently published prices differ, so the amount charged at your selected store may vary.

Wendy’s Menu Prices Australia

Wendy’s Australia serves freshly prepared beef burgers, chicken burgers, chicken tenders, snack burgers, wraps, natural-cut fries, loaded fries and frozen desserts.

The Australian menu combines several of the American chain’s best-known products with chicken offerings developed specifically for Australian customers.

Here’s a quick overview of the main Wendy’s menu categories and indicative prices.

These are reference prices rather than guaranteed live checkout amounts. Prices for some recently listed products and larger sizes could not be independently verified.

Wendy’s Beef Burger Menu Prices

Wendy’s is particularly famous for its square-shaped beef patties, which distinguish its hamburgers from many competing fast-food restaurants.

The Australian chain uses fresh, never-frozen beef sourced locally.

Its Classic range features American-style cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions, ketchup and mayonnaise in a toasted bun.

Wendy’s Classic Single – $9.50

The Classic Single contains one quarter-pound square beef patty with American-style cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, ketchup and mayonnaise.

It is the entry-level option in Wendy’s signature Classic range.

Customers looking for a traditional beef burger without adding extra patties can start with the Classic Single.

Wendy’s Classic Double – $12.50

The Classic Double contains two quarter-pound Australian beef patties, American-style cheese and the same traditional burger toppings.

At the indicative price of $12.50, it costs $3 more than the Classic Single.

The Double is an option for customers wanting additional beef without moving to the largest Classic burger.

Wendy’s Classic Triple – $15.50

The Classic Triple contains three quarter-pound square beef patties, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, ketchup and mayonnaise.

It is the largest standard burger in the Classic range.

At approximately $15.50, the Classic Triple costs $3 more than the Double and $6 more than the Single.

Wendy’s Baconmater – $15.50

The Baconmater is one of Wendy’s signature Australian burgers.

It features two quarter-pound Australian beef patties, crispy bacon, American-style cheese, ketchup and mayonnaise in a toasted brioche-style bun.

The burger is comparable to the American chain’s Baconator, although the Australian menu uses the Baconmater name.

Wendy’s BBQ Baconmater – $15.50

The BBQ Baconmater combines square beef patties with crispy bacon, American-style cheese, barbecue sauce and mayonnaise.

It offers a smoky alternative to the original Baconmater.

Wendy’s Triple Baconmater

The official Australian menu also lists a Triple Baconmater, featuring three beef patties with bacon, cheese and sauces.

A BBQ Triple Baconmater variation is also listed.

Current base prices for these larger burgers could not be independently confirmed. Customers should check their local restaurant before ordering.

Wendy’s Baconmater vs Classic Double

Two of the most recognisable Wendy’s burgers are the Classic Double and Baconmater.

Both contain two beef patties, but their toppings and flavour profiles differ.

The Baconmater costs approximately $3 more than the Classic Double on the sampled pricing references.

Customers wanting a traditional burger with fresh vegetables can choose the Classic Double, while those who prefer bacon and cheese may favour the Baconmater.

Wendy’s Snackable Burger Prices

Wendy’s Australia offers smaller burgers through its Snackable range.

These are suited to customers wanting a lighter meal, a lower-priced burger or an additional item alongside fries.

The figures above are third-party reference prices. The Hamburger and Cheeseburger figures are unusual relative to each other and should be confirmed against the current store menu.

Wendy’s Cheeseburger

The standard snack-sized Cheeseburger includes a smaller beef patty, American-style cheese, pickles, onions and sauces.

It is one of the cheapest beef burger options in the published Australian price references.

Wendy’s Hamburger

The Hamburger is a smaller beef burger without cheese.

It includes a beef patty with traditional burger toppings and sauces.

Wendy’s Bacon Cheeseburger

The Bacon Cheeseburger adds crispy bacon to a smaller cheeseburger.

This is an option for customers wanting bacon without ordering a larger Baconmater.

Wendy’s Son of Baconmater

The Son of Baconmater is a smaller variation of Wendy’s signature bacon burger, featuring beef patties, cheese and bacon.

It provides an alternative to the full-sized Baconmater.

Wendy’s Deluxe Cheeseburger

The Deluxe Cheeseburger combines a smaller beef patty with American-style cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, ketchup and mayonnaise.

It is listed on Wendy’s official Australian menu, although a reliably verified current base price was unavailable.

Wendy’s Chicken Burger Prices

Wendy’s Australia has introduced hand-breaded chicken tenders made with Australian chicken.

These are available in burger form, with customers choosing between Homestyle and Spicy varieties.

Wendy’s Homestyle Chicken Tender Burger – $11.50

The Homestyle Chicken Tender Burger features two crispy, hand-breaded Australian chicken tenders.

The chicken is served in a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayonnaise.

It is designed for customers wanting a traditional crispy chicken burger.

Wendy’s Spicy Chicken Tender Burger – $11.50

The Spicy Chicken Tender Burger contains two hand-breaded chicken tenders seasoned with a pepper and spice blend.

The burger includes fresh vegetables and sauce.

It provides an alternative for customers wanting a stronger, spicier flavour than the Homestyle version.

What’s different about Wendy’s Australian chicken?

Unlike simply importing the American menu, Wendy’s developed its Australian chicken tender recipe with locally sourced chicken.

The chicken is hand-breaded in restaurants rather than supplied as a fully prepared frozen product.

Both the Homestyle and Spicy varieties are featured across the chicken burger, wrap and tender menus.

Wendy’s Chicken Tenders Prices

Wendy’s Australia sells hand-breaded chicken tenders separately in three-piece and five-piece servings.

Customers can select either Homestyle or Spicy chicken, with dipping sauces available.

Homestyle Chicken Tenders

Homestyle Chicken Tenders feature Australian chicken coated in a crispy, seasoned crumb.

The tenders can be eaten separately or paired with fries and a soft drink.

Spicy Chicken Tenders

Spicy Chicken Tenders use a pepper and spice seasoning designed to produce a stronger flavour.

They are an option for customers who prefer spicy chicken without purchasing a burger.

Is the five-piece tender pack better value?

Using the indicative published prices:

The five-piece pack costs $4 more but provides two additional tenders.

It has a lower indicative cost per piece, although the exact savings depend on the price at the selected restaurant.

Wendy’s Chicken Wrap Prices

Customers wanting chicken without a burger bun can choose a Homestyle or Spicy Chicken Wrap.

These feature crispy chicken tenders served inside a tortilla.

Homestyle Chicken Wrap – $10.50

The Homestyle Chicken Wrap combines hand-breaded Australian chicken tenders, lettuce, shredded cheese and ranch-style dressing inside a flour tortilla.

It is an alternative to a traditional chicken burger.

Spicy Chicken Wrap – $10.50

The Spicy Chicken Wrap uses Wendy’s spicy chicken tenders with lettuce, cheese and dressing.

Customers can also customise eligible wraps by adding or removing selected ingredients.

Wendy’s Fries and Loaded Fries Prices

Wendy’s Hot & Crispy Fries are made with natural-cut potatoes, retaining some potato skin.

They are seasoned with sea salt and can be ordered separately or as part of a combo meal.

Wendy’s Australia also offers loaded fries topped with cheese, beef chili or bacon.

Prices for fries vary by serving size, while published independent listings differ on some loaded fries prices.

Wendy’s Hot & Crispy Fries

The standard fries are natural-cut, skin-on potatoes served hot with sea salt.

They can be purchased in different sizes.

The chain also promotes pairing its salty fries with a sweet Frosty dessert.

Wendy’s Cheese Loaded Fries

Cheese Loaded Fries are Wendy’s regular fries topped with a creamy cheese sauce.

They are suitable for customers wanting a richer side than plain chips.

Wendy’s Chilli Cheese Loaded Fries

Chilli Cheese Loaded Fries combine natural-cut fries with Wendy’s signature beef chili and cheese sauce.

The combination creates a heavier, more filling side dish.

Wendy’s Baconmater Loaded Fries

Baconmater Loaded Fries feature crispy fries topped with bacon and cheese sauce.

They bring the bacon-and-cheese flavour of the Baconmater burger to a side dish.

Wendy’s Beef Chili

Wendy’s also offers its signature beef chili as a separate side.

The dish combines ground beef, beans, tomatoes and seasonings in a thick, savoury sauce.

It can be eaten by itself or paired with fries.

Wendy’s Frosty Dessert Prices

One of Wendy’s most famous products is the Frosty, a frozen dairy dessert with a texture between soft-serve ice-cream and a thick milkshake.

The Australian menu features the two traditional flavours: Chocolate and Vanilla.

Wendy’s Chocolate Frosty – $4.70

The Chocolate Frosty is the original Wendy’s frozen dessert.

It has a creamy chocolate flavour and a thick texture suitable for eating with a spoon or sipping through a straw.

Wendy’s Vanilla Frosty – $4.70

The Vanilla Frosty is a lighter-flavoured alternative to the chocolate version.

It has the same thick, creamy texture.

What is a Wendy’s Frosty?

A Frosty is a signature frozen dairy dessert sold by Wendy’s.

It is thicker than a conventional milkshake but softer than firm ice-cream.

Wendy’s promotes the combination of dipping its hot, salty fries into a cold Frosty, often referred to by fans as a Frosty-and-fries combination.

Can you get a Mini Frosty?

Yes. The official Australian menu lists Mini Chocolate and Mini Vanilla Frosty options alongside the standard Frosty range.

Exact prices for the mini versions should be checked at the restaurant.

Wendy’s Kids Meal Prices

Wendy’s Australia has a dedicated kids menu featuring smaller hamburgers, cheeseburgers and chicken tenders.

The meals are designed for children and include a main item with smaller sides and a drink.

Kids Hamburger Meal

Includes a smaller hamburger, fries and a juice box.

Kids Cheeseburger Meal

Includes a smaller cheeseburger, fries and a juice box.

Kids Chicken Tenders Meal

Includes two Homestyle Chicken Tenders with fries and a juice box.

Juice selections may include apple or orange, depending on availability.

Kids meal prices above are from independent menu references and should be verified locally.

Wendy’s Soft Drink Prices

Wendy’s Australia serves Coca-Cola beverages, frozen drinks, bottled water and juice boxes.

The drinks menu includes Coca-Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, Sprite, Fanta and other selected soft drink flavours.

Wendy’s Coca-Cola prices

The official Australian website has published the following size-based prices for Coca-Cola.

These are examples from Wendy’s official online product listing. Final prices should be confirmed at the selected store.

Other Wendy’s drinks

The bottled-water figures are independently published reference prices. Soft drink prices vary with the selected size.

Wendy’s Dipping Sauces and Extras

Wendy’s Australia offers a range of sauces for chicken tenders, fries and other menu items.

The official Australian menu includes traditional sauces alongside several signature varieties.

The restaurant’s product customisation pages show additional charges for certain sauces and toppings.

Wendy’s Burger Extras Prices

Published customisation options include:

These are published burger customisation charges rather than a universal standalone dipping-sauce price list.

They may differ by menu item or restaurant.

Wendy’s Combo Meal Prices

Wendy’s also sells combo meals combining a burger or chicken main with fries and a drink.

A combo can cost less than purchasing the corresponding products separately.

A complete, verifiable Australian combo-price list was not available without selecting a participating restaurant.

What’s in a Wendy’s Classic Single Medium Combo?

A standard Classic Single Medium Combo includes:

• Classic Single Burger.
• Medium Hot & Crispy Fries.
• Medium Soft Drink.

The independently published reference price is approximately $13.90.

For comparison, the individual reference prices are $9.50 for the Classic Single, $4.50 for medium fries and $4.60 for a medium Coca-Cola.

These total $18.60, making the $13.90 combo potentially $4.70 cheaper if all those prices apply at the same restaurant.

Customers should check the current bundle price before ordering, as the published figures are drawn from reference listings.

How to Save Money at Wendy’s Australia

Wendy’s offers several potential ways to reduce the cost of a meal, from selecting smaller burgers to comparing combo prices.

1. Look for Snackable burgers

Wendy’s Snackable range contains smaller burgers at lower published prices than its flagship Classic and Baconmater products.

For example, independently published prices place the snack-sized Cheeseburger at approximately $5 compared with $9.50 for a Classic Single.

The Classic Single contains a larger quarter-pound beef patty, so the two burgers are not equivalent in size.

2. Compare combo meals with separate items

Purchasing a burger, fries and drink as a combo may be cheaper than buying them individually.

The reported Classic Single Medium Combo at $13.90 is an example.

Compare the total at the checkout rather than assuming every combo offers the same saving.

3. Consider the five-piece Chicken Tenders

The indicative prices suggest the five-piece Chicken Tenders pack offers a lower cost per piece than the three-piece pack.

Customers ordering chicken tenders for sharing may prefer the larger serving.

4. Use Wendy’s Australian website or app

Wendy’s Australia offers direct online pickup ordering.

Customers can choose a restaurant, browse the available items, customise their order and select pickup.

The chain’s Australian website and app are separate from the American ordering system, so US-exclusive discounts and rewards should not be assumed to apply.

5. Check restaurant-specific promotions

Wendy’s may advertise local store-opening promotions, limited-time discounts and other offers through its official Australian channels.

Promotions are not necessarily available nationwide.

Check the promotion’s participating locations, dates and conditions before ordering.

6. Avoid paying for unnecessary extras

Wendy’s allows customers to customise burgers with additional cheese, bacon, beef patties, vegetables and sauces.

Some extras can noticeably increase the final price.

For example, adding a $3 beef patty and $1 cheese slice adds $4 before any other changes.

Choosing a larger burger from the standard menu may offer better value than customising a smaller one, depending on the listed prices.

Wendy’s Locations in Australia

Wendy’s is expanding its Australian restaurant network.

The official Wendy’s Australia store directory currently lists three restaurants, located in Queensland and Victoria.

Wendy’s Gold Coast – Surfers Paradise

Wendy’s first restaurant in its modern Australian rollout opened at Paradise Centre on Cavill Avenue in Surfers Paradise.

It serves the chain’s Classic beef burgers, Baconmater range, chicken tenders, fries and Frosty desserts.

Address: Shop SP016, 2 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217.

Wendy’s Brisbane CBD

The Wendy’s Brisbane flagship is known as the Haus of Wendy.

Located on Albert Street in the Brisbane CBD, the restaurant features a two-level dining space and the chain’s signature Australian menu.

Address: 245 Albert Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000.

Wendy’s Melbourne – Dandenong South

The Dandenong South restaurant is Wendy’s first Australian drive-thru location under its current rollout.

It serves burgers, chicken tenders, loaded fries and Frosty desserts.

Address: 1A Assembly Drive, Dandenong South VIC 3175.

Is Wendy’s expanding into more Australian cities?

Yes. Wendy’s and its Australian franchise operator Flynn Group have outlined plans for a much larger national restaurant network.

Additional Victorian and Queensland locations have been announced or reported as under development, including Seaford and Bayswater North.

However, proposed locations should not be treated as open until they appear on the official restaurant directory or are confirmed by the company.

For current locations and restaurant hours, visit the official Wendy’s Australia store finder.

Is Wendy’s Australia the Same as Wendy’s Milk Bar?

No. Wendy’s Australia and Wendy’s Milk Bar are separate businesses with different menus.

The American Wendy’s restaurant chain focuses on square beef burgers, fried chicken, fries and Frosty desserts.

Wendy’s Milk Bar is an Australian chain known for hot dogs, soft-serve ice-cream, thickshakes and other snacks.

Customers searching for a Wendy’s Baconmater, Classic Double or Frosty should use the American Wendy’s burger menu.

Those wanting hot dogs, Supa Sundaes or Megashakes should look for Wendy’s Milk Bar.

Wendy’s Australia Menu FAQs

How much is a Wendy’s burger in Australia?

Published Australian reference prices list Classic burgers between approximately $9.50 and $15.50.

The Classic Single is listed at $9.50, Classic Double at $12.50 and Classic Triple at $15.50.

Smaller Snackable burgers can cost less.

How much is a Wendy’s Classic Single?

The Classic Single is listed at approximately $9.50 on independent Australian menu references.

It includes one quarter-pound square beef patty, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, ketchup and mayonnaise.

How much is a Wendy’s Classic Double?

The Classic Double is listed at approximately $12.50.

It contains two quarter-pound square beef patties with American-style cheese and traditional burger toppings.

How much is a Wendy’s Classic Triple?

The Classic Triple is listed at approximately $15.50 and includes three beef patties.

How much is a Wendy’s Baconmater?

The standard Baconmater is listed at approximately $15.50.

It combines two beef patties, bacon, American-style cheese, ketchup and mayonnaise.

Does Wendy’s Australia sell the Baconator?

Wendy’s Australia sells the Baconmater, a version of the signature American Baconator.

The Australian website uses the Baconmater spelling, while some earlier promotional material and independent listings use Baconmator.

How much are Wendy’s Chicken Tenders?

Independent Australian reference prices list three-piece Chicken Tenders at approximately $9.90 and five-piece Chicken Tenders at $13.90.

Both Homestyle and Spicy varieties are available.

How much is a Wendy’s Chicken Burger?

The Homestyle and Spicy Chicken Tender Burgers are listed at approximately $11.50 each.

How much are Wendy’s loaded fries?

Indicative prices are approximately $6 for Cheese Loaded Fries, $6.50 to $7.50 for Chilli Cheese Loaded Fries and $7 for Baconmater Loaded Fries.

Actual prices vary by restaurant.

How much is a Wendy’s Frosty in Australia?

A Small Chocolate or Vanilla Frosty is listed at approximately $4.70.

The official Australian menu also features Mini Frosty options.

Does Wendy’s Australia have vanilla Frosty?

Yes. Wendy’s Australia sells both Vanilla and Chocolate Frosty desserts.

Does Wendy’s Australia have kids meals?

Yes. Wendy’s offers kids meals containing a hamburger, cheeseburger or chicken tenders with fries and a drink.

Independent price references list these at approximately $6.50.

Does Wendy’s Australia serve breakfast?

The current official Australian menu does not list a dedicated breakfast range.

American Wendy’s breakfast products such as the Breakfast Baconator, breakfast biscuits and breakfast burritos should not be assumed to be available locally.

Does Wendy’s Australia have vegetarian or vegan burgers?

Not currently. Wendy’s Australia states in its official FAQ that it does not offer dedicated vegetarian or vegan burger options.

The chain focuses on beef and chicken products.

Is Wendy’s Australia halal?

Wendy’s Australian restaurants are not halal-certified.

The company states that its beef and chicken suppliers normally produce meat to halal standards, but its restaurants also prepare bacon and cannot guarantee that cross-contact will not occur.

Customers requiring halal-certified meals should not assume Wendy’s meets those requirements.

Does Wendy’s Australia have gluten-free burgers?

Wendy’s does not advertise a dedicated gluten-free burger range on its standard Australian menu.

Burger buns and breaded chicken products generally contain gluten.

Customers with coeliac disease or significant gluten sensitivity should consult Wendy’s official allergen information and ask the restaurant about cross-contact risks.

Are Wendy’s Australian burgers made with fresh beef?

Yes. Wendy’s Australia states that it uses fresh, never-frozen beef sourced locally.

The chain also uses Australian chicken for its hand-breaded tender products.

Does Wendy’s Australia sell chicken nuggets?

The official Australian menu focuses on hand-breaded Chicken Tenders rather than a standard chicken nugget range.

Tenders are available in three-piece and five-piece servings.

Does Wendy’s Australia have Biggie Bags?

The standard American Biggie Bag range is not currently listed on the official Australian menu.

Australian customers should check local combo offers rather than relying on American Wendy’s promotions.

Can I order Wendy’s Australia online?

Yes. Wendy’s Australia accepts pickup orders through its official website and app.

Customers choose their restaurant before ordering and can see the prices for that location.

Does Wendy’s Australia deliver?

Wendy’s official Australian FAQ states that delivery is not currently available directly through the brand.

Its website terms specify pickup-only orders.

Customers should check whether delivery becomes available in their area rather than assuming American Wendy’s delivery services operate in Australia.

Is Wendy’s open in Sydney?

The official Wendy’s Australia restaurant directory currently lists locations in Queensland and Victoria, but not Sydney or elsewhere in New South Wales.

The company has national expansion plans, although a confirmed Sydney opening should be checked through official announcements.

Where is Wendy’s in Melbourne?

Wendy’s operates at 1A Assembly Drive, Dandenong South, in Melbourne’s south-east.

The restaurant features a drive-thru.

Where is Wendy’s in Brisbane?

Wendy’s Brisbane CBD is at 245 Albert Street, Brisbane City.

The restaurant is also known as the Haus of Wendy.

Where is Wendy’s on the Gold Coast?

Wendy’s Surfers Paradise is at Shop SP016, 2 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise, within Paradise Centre.

Does Wendy’s Australia have an app?

Yes. Wendy’s Australia offers mobile ordering through its local app.

The app and website allow customers to browse the Australian menu, customise food and arrange pickup at participating locations.

Where can I find the official Wendy’s Australia menu?

The official Wendy’s Australia menu is available at wendyshamburgers.com.au/menu.

Choose a restaurant to check available products and current prices.

About These Wendy’s Menu Prices

This Wendy’s Australia menu and price guide combines information from the restaurant’s official Australian website with independently published Australian menu-price references.

The official website verifies the available products, ingredients, menu categories, restaurant locations, dietary information and online ordering policies.

The indicative prices come from independent reference listings rather than a complete live restaurant checkout. Certain figures differ between publishers, particularly fries, loaded fries and some smaller burgers.

Wendy’s products, pricing, promotions and availability may change between restaurants.