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2015-04-23
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This review will purely be based on Caliburger itself, not as a comparison to In-n-Out burger! I have tried In-n-Out multiple times in the US, but honestly my most recent burger was 3 years ago, so the experience isn't a fresh memory I can rely on. So here goes.Atmosphere: typical fast food shop with lights too bright and primary colours. There were multiple options for seating however, with a bar facing a wall, bar tables for 2, low tables for 2 and 4, a tall bench for group dining. Food: -frie
This review will purely be based on Caliburger itself, not as a comparison to In-n-Out burger! I have tried In-n-Out multiple times in the US, but honestly my most recent burger was 3 years ago, so the experience isn't a fresh memory I can rely on. So here goes.
Atmosphere: typical fast food shop with lights too bright and primary colours. There were multiple options for seating however, with a bar facing a wall, bar tables for 2, low tables for 2 and 4, a tall bench for group dining.
Food:
-fries were crispy but a tad too salty (but that makes you drink the soft drink right?)
-patty cooked medium well, slightly pink inside, with good texture, a decent size, and tasted like real meat.
-sauce was a type of Thousand Island, which I guess is what makes it like In-n-Out. The taste was similar.. or maybe that's my subconscious already brainwashed.. The sauce, however, was dripping as soon as I bit into the burger, the lettuce started to fall out, tomatos not aligned with the patty. Maybe it's a pet peeve of mine, but that's why I ordered the cheeseburger, so that the cheese would help keep the burger in tact while I bit into it! It was messy.
-slightly toasted bread was fine
A good meal, but to pay 76 bucks (and that was the cheapest set menu), I'd rather go to Triple O's.
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