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2021-08-18
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Dining out on weekends are horrendous. There are too many people. Too long a line to wait to eat. So what do we do? We usually eat where the minority citizens eat. And that is when we discovered Crispi Bun!The restaurant was quite large.There was lots of comfortable seating.It was a fast food restaurant serving burgers, wraps and roast chicken. There was no pork and everything was Halal certified. You order and pay at the cashier and they will bring the food to you.Each table has a varied bottle
The restaurant was quite large.
There was lots of comfortable seating.
It was a fast food restaurant serving burgers, wraps and roast chicken. There was no pork and everything was Halal certified. You order and pay at the cashier and they will bring the food to you.
Each table has a varied bottles of condiments. All except the ketchup was spicy. We weren't very sure what they were except one labelled lemon dressing which was a spicy lemony dressing. I guess just be adventurous.
Boyfriend ordered half a roast chicken ($85) and came with sides (fries, potato wedges, rice, bun or roasted seasonal vegetables). He chose the vegetables which were pumpkin, green beans and potatoes. The chicken was dry. It was packed with flavor but it was super dry. The vegetables were well seasoned.
I had the Roast Chicken Wrap ($75) and upgraded $35 for a combo which included fries and a drink. For the drink you can choose a bottle or the unlimited soda fountain which what we chose so we could share the drink. The wrap was very crunchy but again the chicken was dry. You really do need to add the sauces they provide you on the table. Perhaps I should hve chosen the crispy version? The fries were ok.
We noticed the diners all chose burgers. Perhaps we ordered the wrong thing? Service was friendly and the place was spacious and fairly clean. Unsure if we'd be back but it's an option if we don't want to wait in line for food.
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