LOTTERIA Fullerton Menu and Prices: What to Order

The LOTTERIA Fullerton menu runs from $2.49 to $9.49 for a single item, and every burger can be ordered as a combo with French Fries and a Soft Drink. Burgers start at $4.49 for the Teri Burger. Our signature Shrimp Burger is $6.99. We are open 10am to 10pm daily with a drive-thru.

This is a guide to what to order, not just a list of what we sell. Everything below is our in-store price as of September 2026, taken from the menu board, and prices can change. Delivery platforms set their own prices, so what you see on a delivery app will not match this page.

Burgers and sandwiches

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request.

Start with the Shrimp Burger if it is your first time. It is the item the brand is known for and the one our guests write about most. The patty is built from whole shrimp rather than a paste, so you can see the pieces in a cross section, and it comes with tartar sauce and Thousand Island, lettuce and onion on a toasted sesame bun. It contains shellfish. The Double at $8.49 stacks a second patty and swaps in dill pickles, which sharpens the whole thing.

“For me, Lotteria’s Shrimp Burger is the very first thing I eat when I arrive in Korea and the last thing I eat at the airport before I leave.”

Arina, Google, Jun 2026

Order the Bulgogi Burger if you want the Korean flavor in beef form. The marinade is worked into the patty itself rather than poured over the top at the end, and a house bulgogi sauce goes on with mayonnaise, lettuce and onion. It reads sweet and savory at once, closer to a Korean barbecue plate than to a diner burger. The Double adds a second patty, two slices of American cheese and dill pickles for $7.99.

“The Bulgogi Burger here is an absolute must-try! It has the perfect sweet and savory flavor that reminds me of authentic Korean BBQ.”

T. Y., Google, Jun 2026

The Teri Burger is the value pick. A quarter pound beef patty with teriyaki sauce, grilled onions, iceberg lettuce and mayonnaise on a sesame bun, at $4.49 the lowest priced burger we make. It is the one to hand a kid, and it is the one to add when you are feeding a group and the total is climbing.

“The new teriyaki burger is really good, i like the glazed sweetness better than the bulgogi.”

Cong N., Google, Jun 2026

The two K-Chicken sandwiches are our Korean fried chicken option. Crispy chicken goes on a soft brioche bun with pickles and a spicy gangjung sauce, which is the sweet and hot glaze style you would find on Korean fried chicken. The Deluxe at $6.49 adds cheese and lettuce to the same build. Start with the standard sandwich if you are trying it for the first time, because the sauce comes through cleaner.

The Bibim Rice Burger is the one people photograph. Instead of bread, two pressed rice buns hold a bulgogi seasoned beef patty, a fried egg, lettuce, onion and gochujang sauce. At $9.49 it is the most expensive item on the board and the most distinctive. Eat it in the dining room rather than in the car, and keep the wrapper on.

Bowls

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request.

The K-BBQ Bowl is bulgogi beef and assorted vegetables over rice with a K-spicy sauce. It is the order for anyone in the group who does not want a bun, and it travels better than any of the burgers because nothing in it gets soggy on the drive.

Sides

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request.

Spend the extra fifty cents on the Shake It Fries. They arrive in a bag with a packet of seasoning, onion or cheese, and you close the bag and shake it yourself before you eat. It is a small piece of theater that our guests mention more than almost anything else on the menu, and it is the reason people order a side here instead of skipping it. The Shake It Nugget works the same way with chicken nuggets in place of the fries.

Treats and drinks

2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request.

Cup Bingsu is our Korean style slush, layered with red bean paste, fruit cocktail, mini rice cakes, yakgwa and roasted grain powder, with matcha available. It is the only dessert we make, it is $4.99, and it is the item most likely to be new to you. There is more on it in our note on Cup Bingsu.

One more thing to watch for. Mozzarella Cheese Sticks joined the menu on Thursday, September 24, at $2.99 for 2 pieces or $4.99 for 4. They are in the Sides table above, but they are not on sale until launch day.

Lunch Special, 11:30am to 2pm, Monday to Friday

These run Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 2pm. If your schedule is flexible, this is the cheapest way to eat the item we are known for. Compare the Shrimp Combo at $9.99 against the same combo at $12.77 outside the lunch window and the math makes itself.

What a combo includes

A combo is the burger or sandwich plus French Fries and a Soft Drink. The combo price in the first table is the all-in price for those three items. You can upgrade the fries to Shake It Fries at the register if you want the seasoning, and you can swap the drink selection at the fountain.

Calorie counts for combos run as a range, because the drink you pick changes the total. Ask us at the counter if you want the exact figure for a specific build. Additional nutrition information is available on request.

Hours, address and how to order

We are at 150 W Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832, open 10am to 10pm every day, with drive-thru, dine-in and take-out. The phone is (657) 248-7029. Ordering options are on our order page, and the full board with photographs is on the menu.

Inside, there are self-order kiosks as well as a register, and the kiosks are usually the faster path at peak lunch. The drive-thru handles the whole menu, including Cup Bingsu.