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Sambal Whisper

Pandan Asian Cuisine · Press Hall, 80 Willis Street, Wellington CBD, Wellington · $24

Sambal Whisper is a Burger Wellington 2026 entry from Pandan Asian Cuisine at Press Hall, 80 Willis Street, Wellington CBD, Wellington, priced at $24. Fried chicken thigh, with pickled cucumber, lettuce, red onion, sambal sauce, and raita in an Arobake potato bun, with potato and coconut fritters and a kūmara and peanut sauce. It is available from 3–23 August 2026 during Visa Wellington On a Plate.

Sambal Whisper burger at Pandan Asian Cuisine, Burger Wellington 2026
Sambal Whisper at Pandan Asian Cuisine. Image: Visa Wellington On a Plate.

Sambal Whisper at a glance

BurgerSambal Whisper
VenuePandan Asian Cuisine
AddressPress Hall, 80 Willis Street, Wellington CBD, Wellington
Price$24
Dietaryhalal
Servedlunch
FestivalVisa Wellington On a Plate, 3–23 August 2026

How it compares

At $24 it is $3 below the $27 median across all 244 Burger Wellington 2026 entries, with 177 priced higher. Wellington CBD has 56 festival burgers in 2026. It is flagged halal by the festival. It is a lunch-only entry, so an evening visit will not find it.

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Frequently asked

How much is the Sambal Whisper burger?
The Sambal Whisper at Pandan Asian Cuisine is $24 during Burger Wellington 2026.
Where can I get the Sambal Whisper burger in Wellington?
Pandan Asian Cuisine, Press Hall, 80 Willis Street, Wellington CBD, Wellington. It runs 3-23 August 2026 as part of Visa Wellington On a Plate.
What is in the Sambal Whisper burger?
Fried chicken thigh, with pickled cucumber, lettuce, red onion, sambal sauce, and raita in an Arobake potato bun, with potato and coconut fritters and a kūmara and peanut sauce.
Is the Sambal Whisper burger halal?
The festival flags this burger as halal. Check with Pandan Asian Cuisine directly for anything severe - kitchens change and shared fryers are common.

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