myBurgerLab Party Packages Prices Malaysia 2026

Yes, myBurgerLab offers party boxes for small office team lunches, corporate functions and private home parties, through its corporate order menu. The menu pitches the boxes exactly that way, for a small team makan, a big corporate function, or a small private home party, and it notes that the regular in-store menu is also available for ordering if the boxes don’t fit your group. That last line matters, because it means you’re never locked into a box: if your group has picky eaters, vegetarians, or kids, you can mix boxes with normal ala carte orders. Event hosting is part of the brand’s history too, with crews that have catered gatherings and festivals, but the boxes below are the concrete, priced party offer you can actually order from.

The party menu lists three boxes, and the differences come down to how many burgers you get and whether sides are bundled in. The Snack Box is the solo or small group option: half a burger, served with nacho chips and your choice of Karate Chicken or Mushroom Fries. The Combo Box steps up to full Aburi burgers plus sides, with two builds to choose from. The Party Burger Box is the pure burger play: six Aburi burgers, cut into 12 halves, with two flavours to choose per box, and no sides bundled in, so you add those yourself. Drink add-ons are priced separately on the party menu: add RM4 for lemonade or honey calamansi, or RM7 for honey latte, cola-coffee or orange coffee, per Snack Box.

The party menu doesn’t publish a per-head price, so the table below is a worked example built from the box prices, not an official serving guide. It assumes each guest eats about two halves, which is one whole burger, and it treats halves as the sharing unit, since that’s how the boxes are sold. On that basis a Party Burger Box at RM115 covers about 6 burger eaters, two boxes at RM230 cover about 12, and three boxes at RM345 cover about 18. If your crowd eats lighter, or you add plenty of sides, one box stretches further, and if you’re feeding teenagers after a game, budget an extra half each. Sides change the maths too: a Combo Box bundles sides in, while a Party Burger Box needs sides added from the ala carte menu.

Ordering ala carte gives you more control, especially with mixed diets, and the basket below shows what a 10 person order looks like using real prices from the official in-store menu verified on 27 October 2026, including 6% SST. It mixes beef, chicken and meatless burgers so nobody is stuck with one option, adds sharing sides in the middle, and keeps drinks to bottomless soda, which is the simplest group drink at RM6.50 each. The total lands at RM364.90 for 10 people, or about RM36.49 per person, before any delivery fee. If you want to trim that, swap the Salted Egg Yolk Burgers for Ayam Kau Hijau and drop a side, and you’ll save roughly RM20 without losing the spread.

Which sharing sides work best for a group?

Book through the outlet, not through the normal delivery app flow, since party boxes and large orders need a human to confirm flavours, halves and pickup time. Call your nearest outlet, say how many people you’re feeding and whether you want boxes or an ala carte spread, and ask them to confirm the box prices in writing before you commit, because the party menu prices come from the brand’s corporate order menu and can differ from the in-store menu on some sides. The original outlet is myBurgerLab Seapark, 14 Jalan 21/22, Petaling Jaya, phone +60103695275, open 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily, and the Cyberjaya outlet at Prima Avenue, Jalan Teknokrat 5, is on +60163165129. Give them a few days for a big order, confirm the flavour split (two flavours per box), and settle drinks and sides in the same call so nothing is left to pickup day.