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2011-01-31
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I have already visited Absolute Burger in its old shop twice, and also 2 times in this new shop. The Burger has improved a lot from the past, even the Buns (same as GOLD by Harlan's) and chips became better, although they changed from straight cut chips to crinkle cut ones recently. COKE ZERO UNLIMITED -$28 for as much as you drink for 2 hours. Depends on how many you can down ~ but the same deal applies to Iced Lemon Tea!BEER -Had that ages ago, it's actually managed by STONE the bar section
I have already visited Absolute Burger in its old shop twice, and also 2 times in this new shop. The Burger has improved a lot from the past, even the Buns (same as GOLD by Harlan's) and chips became better, although they changed from straight cut chips to crinkle cut ones recently.
COKE ZERO UNLIMITED -$28 for as much as you drink for 2 hours. Depends on how many you can down ~ but the same deal applies to Iced Lemon Tea!
BEER -
Had that ages ago, it's actually managed by STONE the bar section, not Absolute Burger. They are both using the same space to trade! Interesting...
ONE TWO PUNCH -The Beef Patties are the beefiest I've tried, its very good as its made from US Sirloin of good quality. The buns are good too and arrive warm, so are the chips. A brief chat to the owner, and he explains how he has synchronise every step of the grilling process and trains his staff to do the same.
GOOD:
- Beef flavour is very strong. Chips are hot. Brioche Buns are of high quality and not the normal Doh Doh Mei/Garden Hong Kongnised type.
- Mayonnaise is home made. Fried onion chips inside were good.
BAD:
- Beef patty is too thin, meaning it is easily overcooked and not juicy enough.
- Seems a bit too oily.
- Burger was sliding around a bit.
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