Dish prices · Melbourne

What menus charge for onion rings in Melbourne

The market charges a median of $10 for onion rings in Melbourne, across the 115 menus we hold that price it. The middle 80% charge between $5.99 and $14.

Median

$10

across 115 menus

Middle 80%

$5.99 to $14

a tenth charge less, a tenth more

On the menus

6%

121 menus of 2,109 list it

What menus charge

Middle half of 115 menus: $8 to $12Median $10

By kind of place

  • Pubs$12Middle half $10.50 to $13.50, across 37 menus
  • Burgers$8.95Middle half $8 to $9, across 18 menus
  • Pizza$9.90Middle half $8.50 to $10, across 18 menus
  • Fish and chips$5.35Middle half $3.95 to $7, across 14 menus
  • Smokehouses$12Middle half $7 to $12.50, across 8 menus
  • Steakhouses$13Middle half $12 to $13, across 6 menus
  • Bakeries$10Middle half $9 to $11, across 5 menus

A kind is shown once at least 5 of its menus price onion rings; 9 menus at kinds with fewer, or of no settled kind, are in the median above only.

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How we worked this out

We read menus from venues’ own websites, as they publish them, between 13 and 16 October 2026. Each menu counts once, prices as printed. A chain’s branches that serve the same menu count as one menu. We never name a venue: every figure here is a median, a range or a share, with the number of menus it rests on.

The price of onion rings is each menu’s first price for it, matched by name across menus however they spell or order its words. The middle 80% leaves out the cheapest and dearest tenth of menus, so no single menu sets the range.

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