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Burgers in and Around Noble Park North

Adam Nowak Updated October 10, 2026
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Correction (10 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 9 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

Four places in and around Noble Park North put a burger on a menu we could copy: a kebab shop, two pub bistros and a fish and chip shop. They sit in Noble Park North, Springvale, Noble Park and Dandenong North.

Each place was matched against at least two independent sources. Burger names, descriptions and prices come straight from the menus, and where a menu gave us no ingredient list, we copied none.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
Hash brown burger at a kebab shopNoble KebabaHash brown burger$13.00
Cheeseburger or vegan burgerHighways HotelCHEESEBURGER$23
Club bistro beef burgerNoble Park RSLBeef Burger$25
Battered hamburger at a chip shopOutlook Drive Fish & ChipsHomemade Hamburger in Batter$5.60

Noble Kebaba — 7 Elonera Road, Noble Park North VIC 3174

Noble Kebaba is at 7 Elonera Road, Noble Park North. Its menu prints Hash brown burger at $13.00, described as golden hash browns, fresh veggies and flavorful sauces. It also prints Chicken burger at $12.00, described as tender grilled chicken, fresh toppings and signature sauces. The site lists 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM from Monday to Thursday and on Sunday, and 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM on Friday and Saturday, and says delivery is free between 4 and 10 PM.

On the menu (copied from noblekebaba.com.au/order and noblekebaba.com.au on 9 October 2026):

  • Hash brown burger: $13.00
  • Chicken burger: $12.00
  • Fish and Chips: $12.00
  • Loaded Chips: $14

The build: Hash browns, fresh veggies and sauces, per the Noble Kebaba menu line for the Hash brown burger at $13.00.

Highways Hotel — Princes Hwy & Corrigan Rd, Springvale VIC 3171

Highways Hotel prints only a corner address on its site: Princes Hwy & Corrigan Rd, Springvale. Its bistro menu prints CHEESEBURGER at $23 and VEGAN BURGER (vg) at $26, with GARLIC BREAD at $10 and NACHOS at $15 for the table. The site lists open times of 10am - 4am, seven days, and separate bistro trading hours of 12pm - 8:30pm, seven days, so the bistro hours are the ones that count for food. AGFG lists takeaway for it.

On the menu (copied from highways.net.au/HIGHWAYS_26-08-Bistro-Menu_DIGITAL.pdf on 9 October 2026):

  • CHEESEBURGER: $23
  • VEGAN BURGER (vg): $26
  • GARLIC BREAD: $10
  • NACHOS: $15

Order: The CHEESEBURGER at $23 is the straight pick, and VEGAN BURGER (vg) at $26 is the line the menu marks as vegan.

Noble Park RSL — 1128 Heatherton Road, Noble Park VIC 3174

Noble Park RSL is at 1128 Heatherton Road, Noble Park. Its bistro menu image prints Beef Burger at $25, with Bowl of Chips at $9 and Garlic Bread at $9 alongside. The bistro hours on its site are 12pm-2pm and 6pm-8pm from Tuesday to Thursday, 12pm-2pm and 5.30pm-9pm on Friday, and 5.30pm-9pm on Saturday.

On the menu (copied from nobleparkrsl.com.au/Bistro-Menu-for-website-7.8.26.jpg on 9 October 2026):

  • Beef Burger: $25
  • Bowl of Chips: $9
  • Garlic Bread: $9
  • Lemon Pepper Calamari: $18

Order: Beef Burger at $25, then Bowl of Chips at $9 to go with it.

Outlook Drive Fish & Chips — 52 Outlook Drive, Dandenong North VIC 3175

Outlook Drive Fish & Chips is at 52 Outlook Drive, Dandenong North. Its menu prints Homemade Hamburger in Batter at $5.60 and Plain Hamburgers at $9.65, the latter described as lettuce and sauce. For something bigger it prints Chicken Schnitzel Parma with Chips at $17.30 and Chicken Schnitzel & Chips at $13.75. The site lists 11am to 9pm on Friday, 11am to 8:30pm on Saturday, 12pm to 8pm on Sunday, and 11am to 8pm on Monday and Wednesday. Thursday is 11am to 8:30pm and Tuesday is listed as closed.

On the menu (copied from outlookdrivefishchips.com.au/menu on 9 October 2026):

  • Homemade Hamburger in Batter: $5.60
  • Plain Hamburgers: $9.65
  • Chicken Schnitzel Parma with Chips: $17.30
  • Chicken Schnitzel & Chips: $13.75

The build: Plain Hamburgers at $9.65 are described on the menu as lettuce and sauce, so the entry reads as a stripped-back build.

Quick answers

Where can I get a burger near Noble Park North?

We verified four places with a burger on the menu: Noble Kebaba in Noble Park North, Highways Hotel in Springvale, Noble Park RSL in Noble Park, and Outlook Drive Fish & Chips in Dandenong North.

Is there a vegan burger near Noble Park North?

The Highways Hotel bistro menu prints VEGAN BURGER (vg) at $26. We copied no vegan burger from the other three places.

What is the cheapest burger near Noble Park North?

Going by the burger prices we copied, Outlook Drive Fish & Chips has the lowest, with Homemade Hamburger in Batter at $5.60 on its menu. Noble Kebaba prints Chicken burger at $12.00. Menus change, so check before you go.

Which burger places near Noble Park North list bistro hours?

The Highways Hotel site lists bistro trading hours of 12pm - 8:30pm, seven days. The Noble Park RSL site lists bistro hours from Tuesday to Saturday, with 12pm-2pm and 6pm-8pm on Tuesday.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 9 October 2026: OpenStreetMap, the places’ own websites and the Australian Good Food Guide. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 9 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The cover photo is illustrative, from Unsplash, and does not show any place on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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