Triple O’s Menu Prices in Canada [2026 Updated]

Halfway to Presqu’ile Provincial Park, I pulled off the road and grabbed a cod burger at Triple O’s. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from a fast-food fish burger, but the Ocean Wise Pacific cod was shockingly moist, with enough heft to keep me full long after we got back on the road. Properly surprised.

Then came the bill. Dropping CA$60–$70 on a quick family pit-stop stings a bit, even when the food hits the spot. But the staff were incredibly patient, letting the kids order for themselves without rushing them or throwing attitude — and those signature Kennebec potato fries helped take the sting out of the price.

Below is the complete Triple O’s menu with prices in Canada, from breakfast sandwiches and beef burgers to chicken, fish, sides, and hand-scooped milkshakes. The Double Double Burger Combo costs CA$22.10, while the cheapest main item, the Egg & Cheese English Muffin, is CA$5.80. Check the prices before you order; a family meal adds up fast.

Triple O’s Menu Prices Canada

Triple O’s Breakfast Combos

Triple O’s Breakfast

Triple O’s Beef Burger Combos

Triple O’s Chicken Combos

Veggie Burger Combos

Fish Combos

Beef Burgers

Chicken Burgers

Veggie Burgers

Fish

Sides & Add-ons

Beverages & Milkshakes

What to Order at Triple O’s

The Breakfast Sandwiches (Original Sunny Start)

Morning stop? Get the Original Sunny Start. Triple O’s breakfast has a loyal following, with some customers putting it ahead of Wendy’s and McDonald’s without much hesitation. The Egg & Cheese English Muffin is the smarter pick when I’m watching my spending, too — a decent way to fill up without committing to a pricey burger combo before the day’s even started.

And apparently, a BC Sunny Start has rescued at least one person from the misery of a rough night out. That’s some serious breakfast loyalty. I’d stick with breakfast for an early road-trip stop, though anyone expecting a huge, elaborate brunch should keep their expectations in check.

Smokehouse Supreme Burger

This is my pick for the best burger combo. The Smokehouse Supreme brings together bacon, banana peppers, and that secret Triple “O” sauce, which gives it a flavour you don’t get from just slapping another beef patty between a bun. The portions are decent, and there’s enough going on here to make the burger feel like more than an ordinary drive-thru order.

The bill still hurts. Spending over $20 on a combo feels steep for fast food, especially when you’re feeding a family and watching the total climb. But the people who rate Triple O’s highly reckon the restaurant-style quality makes the extra cost easier to swallow. I’d spend the money here before gambling on a random burger. For me, it’s the combo worth trying first.

Crispy Chicken Club

I wouldn’t overlook the Crispy Chicken Club just because Triple O’s is known for its beef burgers. Reviewers rave about the freshly cooked chicken, with a soft centre and a light, crisp coating, plus thick-cut bacon that’s cooked properly rather than left limp and greasy. One customer was genuinely surprised that something this good came from a drive-thru beside a gas station.

That’s the appeal. It feels like a proper chicken sandwich, not a sad backup order for someone who doesn’t fancy beef. Still, don’t assume every chicken option is automatically a lighter meal — the crispy coating and bacon have their own baggage. I’d choose this when I’m craving chicken and want something more substantial than a basic burger.

Milkshakes & Cajun Fries

The Cajun fries are unreal. That’s the sort of praise they keep getting, and I can see why people single them out instead of treating fries as an afterthought. Pair them with a thick, hand-spun milkshake and you’ve got the sort of side-and-drink combination that can turn a quick stop into a bigger spend than you planned.

Skip the garlic Parmesan fries if you’re sensitive to salt; at least one reviewer found them far too salty. The milkshakes are a different story. Blueberry has developed a loyal following, while the seasonal Pumpkin Caramel reportedly tastes like someone blended an actual slice of pie into the shake. I’d go for Cajun fries and Pumpkin Caramel when it’s available — not exactly a budget order, but a hard combination to ignore.

Alternative Options

• White Spot
• Fatburger
• Five Guys
• Harvey’s
• Wendy’s
• McDonald’s

Triple O’s Canada FAQs

Methodology

The prices listed in this guide are based on research and cross-checks of menus across multiple Triple O’s locations in Canada. We use this information to establish the most accurate base prices available and update the pricing data periodically to help maintain its accuracy.

Actual prices may vary slightly by restaurant and location. Orders placed through third-party delivery platforms may also cost more due to additional service fees and menu markups, so check your local restaurant’s prices before placing an order.

If you visit Triple O’s, consider trying the signature Cajun fries or the Sunny Start breakfast. What’s your go-to Triple O’s order? Share your favourite in the comments.

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.