Oporto Desserts Menu

The oporto desserts menu at Oporto is the part of the menu people add on at the end: the extras that turn a main into a meal. This post prices every one of the desserts add-ons, with kJ and macros worked out from kJ, so the add-on can be judged on its own instead of disappearing into the total.
The range covered here has 4 items. the cheapest item here is the Bola de Berlim at $3.00 and the dearest is the Churros at $5.50; energy runs from 1,290 kJ for the Bola de Berlim to 1,870 kJ for the Churros. For the desserts range, the cheapest add-ons are usually the best value per dollar on the whole menu — but the kJ adds up fast once two or three extras join an order. The tables show pickup prices for the desserts range, so pickup is the cheapest way to order; delivery prices are higher on every platform, before the delivery fee. Before sides or a drink, look at the kJ column for the desserts range — they add up fast — and weigh the bundled meals against the single items, because a bundle usually beats ordering the same dishes singly.
Each desserts category gets its own price table and nutrition table below, and the post then covers the allergen table, the PDF print view, how to order, how to find a store, and the questions people actually ask about the desserts range. The full menu prices table puts every price and kJ for the desserts range on a single page. People searching for oporto desserts menu prices australia land here for the same reason: the tables below list every item with its price and kJ. Below the cards, the allergen table lists typical allergens dish by dish for the desserts range.
OPORTO DESSERTS MENU — PRICES
This post prices the whole desserts range at Oporto below, cheapest first: it starts with Bola de Berlim at $3.00, and every item carries its description and pickup price. Prices are for pickup on the desserts range, and delivery prices run higher than the $3.00 pickup prices.
DESSERTS — PRICES
4 items, from the Bola de Berlim at $3.00 to the Churros at $5.50.
Prices
| Menu Item | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bola de Berlim | a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal | $3.00 |
| Chocolate Mousse | a rich chocolate mousse dessert cup | $5.00 |
| Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros | a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal | $5.50 |
| Churros | a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal | $5.50 |
DESSERTS — NUTRITION
Energy runs from 1,290 kJ for the Bola de Berlim to 1,870 kJ for the Churros.
Nutrition
| Menu Item | kJ | Calories (≈) | Protein (≈) | Fat (≈) | Carbs (≈) | Sodium (≈) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bola de Berlim | 1,290 kJ | 308 cal | 17 g | 13 g | 31 g | 490 mg |
| Chocolate Mousse | 1,720 kJ | 411 cal | 6 g | 13 g | 68 g | 140 mg |
| Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros | 1,800 kJ | 430 cal | 6 g | 13 g | 72 g | 140 mg |
| Churros | 1,870 kJ | 447 cal | 25 g | 19 g | 44 g | 710 mg |
Calories here are kJ ÷ 4.184 across the desserts range. Each dish’s protein, fat, carbs and sodium in the desserts range are calculated from its kJ using a typical macro split for the dish type — the chain publishes no whole-item macros.
How to read the tables in this post for the desserts range: prices are pickup prices, and a price marked ≈ is not an official price, with a note under the first table explaining what ≈ means. kJ is the energy figure the chain publishes where it publishes one for the desserts range; calories are kJ ÷ 4.184, with protein, fat, carbs and sodium worked out from the dish’s kJ on a typical macro split for that dish type. The allergens shown for the desserts range are typical only; the chain’s current official allergen guide is the final word before you order.
OPORTO DESSERTS MENU AUSTRALIA — ALLERGEN INFORMATION
Typical allergens for the 4 dishes priced above, Bola de Berlim, Chocolate Mousse and the rest, are listed below, worked out from the dish names and descriptions — read Oporto’s current official allergen guide before you order.
| Menu Item | Common Allergens (typical) |
|---|---|
| Bola de Berlim | None typically listed |
| Chocolate Mousse | Milk |
| Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros | Gluten, Milk |
| Churros | None typically listed |
The allergens above are typical only, inferred from the dishes in the desserts range. Before ordering the desserts range, check the chain’s current official allergen guide — recipes and suppliers change, and cross-contact can vary by store.
For the desserts range, reading the allergen table means this: the allergens listed are typical, inferred from the dish names and descriptions, not copied from the chain’s own allergen guide. Milk is the allergen that appears most often in the desserts range, and None typically listed is next. If you have a severe allergy, tell the store when you order Bola de Berlim — shared fryers and preparation areas mean cross-contact is possible even when an item itself contains no allergen.
OPORTO DESSERTS — HOW TO FINISH THE MEAL
The desserts range covered here lists 4 items, from the Bola de Berlim at $3.00 to the Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros at $5.50. Desserts are the smallest part of the Oporto menu by count, and they are priced as add-ons to a meal rather than as a meal on their own — order one to share and the per-person cost stays low.
On energy, the lightest dessert here is the Bola de Berlim at 1,290 kJ and the heaviest is the Churros at 1,870 kJ. A dessert adds to the meal rather than replacing it, so check the kJ column if you are keeping the whole order light — the tables above price every dessert with its kJ.
Desserts are the easiest part of the Oporto menu to share: order one or two for the table and split them, and the per-person cost of the sweet course stays under the price of a single dessert. The tables above list every dessert with its price and kJ, so the sharing maths can be done before you order.
For more on this chain, see Oporto Menu Prices 2026 — Australia Guide, Prices & What to Know — it covers the desserts range too.
How this range fits the rest of the Oporto menu: the Oporto menu runs to 118 items across 18 categories, and the range covered here is 4 of them. The cheapest dish in this range is the Bola de Berlim at $3.00 and the dearest is the Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros at $5.50, so the range spans the menu’s full price spread rather than one corner of it. Before you settle on the desserts range, compare it with the neighbouring categories — the same dish often appears as part of a bundle for less than it costs on its own.
The Bola de Berlim at $3.00, 1,290 kJ — a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal. The Chocolate Mousse at $5.00, 1,720 kJ — a rich chocolate mousse dessert cup. The Cookies and White Chocolate Loaded Churros at $5.50, 1,800 kJ — a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal. The Churros at $5.50, 1,870 kJ — a sweet dessert serve to finish the meal. Across the 4 dishes in this post, prices run from $3.00 to $5.50 and energy from 1,290 kJ to 1,870 kJ.
A print view of this desserts menu helps you plan before you order the desserts range: it covers every item, price and kJ on this page, nutrition and allergen tables included, so it works as a shopping list.
Print this desserts menu (print view)
The PDF here is the print view of this page, with every item, price and kJ from the desserts range on one page. No PDF file is hosted separately for Oporto; use the print view for the desserts range.
HOW TO ORDER
Order the desserts range by pickup for the lowest price — the figures here are pickup prices, and delivery through the Oporto app and DoorDash costs more, before the delivery fee. The Oporto rewards page sets out what the app offers for the desserts range, and whether any points program exists.
| How to order | What happens | Price note |
|---|---|---|
| In-store / takeaway | Walk up to the counter, order and pay in store | Pickup price as listed |
| Drive-thru (selected stores) | At selected drive-thru stores, order from the car | Pickup price as listed |
| Oporto app | Order in the app before you arrive and pick it up at your chosen time | Pickup price; earns Flame Rewards dollars |
| Oporto app / website | Delivery ordered in the Oporto app or on oporto.com.au | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee |
| DoorDash | Delivery to your door — DoorDash menu prices are higher than ordering direct | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee |
For Oporto’s desserts range, delivery means the Oporto app and DoorDash: Menulog stopped operating in Australia on 26 Nov 2025 and is not a delivery option anywhere.
Order in the app before you arrive at Oporto and the pickup lane is usually faster than the speaker box at peak times for the desserts range. When the app price and the in-store price differ for the desserts range, the app price for your store is the one that applies; prices vary by store.
For the desserts range, pickup is the cheapest option on every platform, because the menu prices in this post are pickup prices and delivery prices are higher before the delivery fee is added. If the order is small, the delivery fee can cost more than the food itself for the desserts range — so for one or two items, pickup usually wins, and delivery only makes sense once the order is big enough to absorb the fee.
HOW TO FIND
For the desserts range, find your nearest Oporto on the Oporto near-me page, or pick your state below. Oporto has 221 restaurants across Australia, and the desserts range is on the menu at them. Confirm hours and menu in the app — prices can differ slightly by store for the desserts range.
| Step | What To Do |
|---|---|
| 1. Use the Oporto app | In the Oporto app, allow location access to find the closest of its 221 stores |
| 2. Check the store locator | Find stores on the website locator, filtered to your area |
| 3. Call ahead | Ring the store first to check its hours and what it stocks |
| 4. Try busy stores first | The fullest range is usually at airport and busy city-centre branches |
| 5. Check delivery apps | Look on DoorDash to see whether a nearby store lists the items |
| 6. Check the hours | Before heading out, check the store’s hours in the app — public holidays especially |
For the desserts range, not every store carries every item on the menu, and the smallest stores often skip the limited ranges first. Airport and busy city-centre branches usually have the fullest range and the longest hours, so if a desserts item is missing from your local store’s app listing, check a busier store nearby before you assume it is gone.
For the desserts range, where Oporto is, state by state — 221 stores across Australia:
| State | Stores | Find them |
|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | 130 | Oporto near me in NSW |
| Victoria | 26 | Oporto near me in VIC |
| Queensland | 31 | Oporto near me in QLD |
| Western Australia | 11 | Oporto near me in WA |
| South Australia | 12 | Oporto near me in SA |
| Tasmania | No stores | |
| Australian Capital Territory | 11 | Oporto near me in ACT |
| Northern Territory | No stores | |
| Australia (all states) | 221 | All Oporto stores |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does Oporto cost in 2026?
For the desserts range, prices in the range covered in this post start at $3.00 for the Bola de Berlim; the full Oporto menu runs across 118 items in 18 categories.
Can I get Oporto delivered?
Yes — On the desserts range: Delivery through the Oporto app, oporto.com.au or DoorDash — DoorDash menu prices are higher than ordering direct. Menulog ended its Australian operations on 26 November 2025, so the desserts range cannot be ordered there. Delivery costs more than the pickup prices listed here for the desserts range.
Does Oporto have a loyalty program?
On the desserts range: Flame Rewards: $1 back per $20 at Orange tier, rising to $1 per $12 at Platinum, plus a birthday reward by tier. (See the app for the desserts range.)
Do Oporto prices vary by store?
Yes — franchise stores set their own prices for the desserts range, so the figures here are pickup prices from the chain’s official Australian ordering site. Prices can differ slightly by store for the desserts range, and delivery is higher than pickup.
What is the cheapest Oporto desserts menu?
The Bola de Berlim at $3.00, from the range covered in this post.
Where can I find the Oporto menu with prices?
For the desserts range, on the Oporto menu page — 118 items across 18 categories — and the menu prices table.
What does ≈ mean?
≈ flags a figure the chain does not publish for the desserts range: it is worked out from similar dishes.
Prices on this page are pickup prices for the desserts range. Prices differ by store for the desserts range, and delivery costs more. Where Oporto lists no price or kJ for a desserts item, this page shows a figure marked ≈, and the note under the first table explains what ≈ means.
See the full Oporto menu for the desserts range: Oporto Menu Australia — all 118 items, 18 categories
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