Great burgers!! The…read moregrilled cheese cheeseburger is perfect with fantastic fries and the ice tea !

Hamburgers are very delicious…read more I recently had one of the best burger experiences I can remember. The patty was perfectly cooked -- juicy on the inside with a slight char on the outside that added just the right amount of smokiness. The bun was soft yet sturdy, holding everything together without falling apart, and had a slight sweetness that complemented the savory flavors.

Burger place located on BGC high Street in Manila…read more Burger portions were huge and too heavy in my opinion. The meat in the Patty was not that flavorful. it's enough to fill you up but I did not really enjoy the burger.

There was nobody here and we waited 40 min for wings and a chili dog. Food was crap and we didn't…read moreeven finish it.

The moment you enter this restaurant, you are greeted with the neon sign, "Long Live Bacon." You…read moreknow what that means? Yes, they put bacon on everything. Sinful but worth every calorie! Plus, who doesn't love Bacon? Seriously. The place is small and cramped. There are a couple of high stools and three small tables under the "Long Live Bacon" sign. If you need to use the comfort room, you have to enter the secret room called ABV. It's a speakeasy and I will definitely talk about it more in another review. The food here is perfect for after a long night of drinking with friends. They offer a breakfast menu where you can customize your own plate. Want a bacon and egg sandwich made with 2 waffles? Go for it! But, in my opinion, the definite Must Try here are their Hotdogs! All their hotdogs are bacon-wrapped and deep fried! YUM! I recommend the Chili Dog (Php220) and the Kimchi Dog (Php190). Next time, I will have to try their Tater Bombs (bacon-wrapped potato tots)! But, it's always sold out when I arrive! Huhu! I can't wait to see what Lazy Bastard will "baconify" next! :D

As someone with a student budget (because I am a student), my jaw dropped when I saw Lazy Bastard's…read moremenu. They sold hotdogs at Php 300-350. I heard about hotdogs sold at Php 100 but never at these prices. My siblings and I decided to be adventurous and tried their hotdogs anyway. It was in Jupiter street and we found parking around the area. We saw their big sign that said "Bacon & Burgers this way". When I took a bite of their hotdog, I was enlightened. I tasted the hotdog sandwich's full potential. I experienced Lazy Bastard's BACON WRAPPED hotdog in a bun and topped with a load of toppings. I particularly found their Con carne and parmesan hotdog sandwich to be their bestest. On my next visit, I'm planning to try their AVOCADOG. On the other hand, I found their burger to be okay.

I love that shake shack is right at the entrance. So it's really good to grab a snack as you enter…read moreor a really great to grab one going out. The surface is really fast and easy and of course, if you do sit down and eat, you have the general ambience of the entire mall entrance. So it's just like watching TV but where people watching us instead. My food always comes out very quick and I'm thankful.

One of the better burgers in Metro Manila. Big plus that I also like their fries and beer! Menu is…read morestraight forward and easy to understand. Place is nice and clean with ample seating. If you're craving for burgers... go to this place.

Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order? :D…read more Good Burgers are AWESOME burgers. These small little shacks scattered around the metro can make some mean, flavorful burgers that keep you ordering again and again. It even forces you to be healthy by letting you choose between chicken or veggie patties. Don't worry though, even the veggie patties are delicious, you won't be able to tell the difference! These come in Good, Better, or Best sizes, Best being a large double patty sandwich. My spice-loving tongue loves their Silly Burger (chicken patty), which has cheese and chili garlic sauce. Aside from their set burgers, you can also customize by just adding the toppings you want on your burger. Good Burgers are relatively cheap too! Unless you go all out with the toppings, a meal will average P100 - 150. Good Burgers has branches in Maginhawa, Kapitolyo, and Libis. They can have your order ready for take out, dine in (unless it's just a stall like the Libis branch), or you can have your burgers delivered. Oh, and apparently, no relation whatsoever to that Nickelodeon show.

It's the best burger for me. You'll never go wrong with their margherita burger and bacon mozza…read moremelt burger. Cayenne hot wedge is a must order if you like spicy foods. Hope they'd branch out to other cities as well. for me!

Glad that I'm able to bring my family here. I've always loved their onion rings. Their staff were…read moregreat! They entertained my kids that my daughter felt sad to go.

I didn't really like burger as a kid. Like I wouldn't eat any at all. So I really surprised myself…read morewhen I craved (take note, craved) for a piece of hamburger one day. So that's when the burger frenzy started. I tried restaurant after restaurant, I think I was making up for lost time. Fast food burgers are okay and reliable for the most part, but sometimes we just want to eat something that's... I don't know, a little bit loved when it's cooked? I'm being funny here. I don't know. As for 8Cuts, well, for starters, the prices are a little higher than other budget burger houses. High price is pretty much a burger place understatement nowadays so nothing really surprising about that. At the very least 8Cuts doesn't charge too much on their burgers. The cheapest starters I could find was called The Dip of Warm, which is made of artichokes and spinach. So no I didn't get that. I got their mozzarella sticks Php 255 which was okay. They taste good and nothing out of place. For the burgers, they have Classic and Tributes. The classic ones are well, classic hamburgers and cheeseburgers while the tributes have some other knickknacks added to it. I got Hangover for around Php 295. That's a quarter pounder, by the way. I was satisfied with it although I didn't get to finish the whole thing. It was just too big for me. All in all, 8Cuts would be perfect if you're looking for a fries-and-burger-and-shakes fix.

Teddy's Bigger Burgers come in 3 sizes: 5, 7 and 9 ounces, so you can enjoy their burgers…read moreregardless of how big your appetite is. They don't just offer your regular run-of-the-mill cheeseburger. They have different kinds of interesting specialty burgers. Their bestseller is Kailua Burger which is basically a cheeseburger with Swiss cheese, grilled onions and mushrooms. Personally though, I like the Fire Burger. It had onion rings, bacon and the fire sauce which gave the burger a little spicy kick - just the way I like it. Also, the bun was super awesome and the new shoestring fries are addictive. Highly recommended. Go give it a try. And don't be afraid to go for the 9 oz. burger. It's not as big as the sample says it is. They have the pre-shrunk raw patty size on display. The patties aren't that thick.

I was only supposed to go to Starbucks for a hasty dinner with when I heard a waitress say "Aloha."…read moreStanding in front of Teddy's Bigger Burgers, I quickly put two and two together. It meant only one thing: Hawaiian food. In the Philippines. Oh my god. I must have it! Teddy's Kailua Burger is good if you like burgers with some awesome sauce beef, and I definitely recommend it. But to all my fellow non-burger-loving people out there, I ask that you try the Loco Moco or Western Loco Moco at Teddy's. Now you might be thinking, 'Loco Moco? What the heck is that? Will it turn me crazy?' Yes! Sort of. The Loco Moco is a modern Hawaiian dish with a sunny side up egg resting on top of a hamburger patty, which happens to lie over a bed of hot white rice, all slathered with their special gravy, and yes, it's amazingly simple. Slice through that egg and tender beef, mix the yolk with the sauce and the rice for a taste of paradise! And to take it up a notch, add bacon and onion rings with the Western Loco Moco. Either way, the Loco Moco is a mountain of awesome, like a burger without a bun and those pesky vegetables. Sorry, vegetables. Whether you're hankering for local Hawaiian food or simply curious about what something called a Loco Moco would taste like, Teddy's Bigger Burgers is the place to try it. Mahalo, Teddy's! (Four stars because their salmon poke isn't that good, though.)

I've been seeing Monster Burger's stall at the HMR Farmer's Market in Pioneer Street but have never…read moregotten the time to try it out. Luckily, my office colleagues decided to eat lunch there yesterday! I ordered their Quarter Pounder Salisbury Steak and had it well done. I looooved the patty! It was perfectly seasoned and cooked just right. It was tender and moist, unlike some burger haunts who tend to create dry meat. The Aussie beef was definitely a home run for me! I have yet to try their actual burgers and hotdog sandwiches, and I'm thinking of going back sooner than later. Their food is delish and reasonably priced - enough for me to decide to come back! The only reason I missed to give it a 5-star rating is because the stall is located outside of HMR. I hate the heat so it's quite uncomfortable to have it dine in. I'm definitely coming back but I'll probably have my burger to-go.

Please bring this burger back! It's honestly the best I've ever had in the PH nothing else comes…read moreclose whenever I crave a burger.

This is how a burger should be done. Period…read more Nowadays, people take the simple burger and try to make it complicated. It's a burger patty and a bun. Do those 2 things correctly and you're 95% on the way to a good burger. I mean, what did the burger ever do to you? Okay, enough of my ranting. I'm just happy to have stumbled across The Beef a few weeks ago. I've been to Hole in the Wall 2 or 3 times already yet I've never tried The Beef. It's an inconspicuous looking black and gray colored shop with a sign stating "The Beef" overhead. Maybe the reason I overlooked it the first few times I visited. Their menu is intriguing because it consists of only 3 items: burger, cheeseburger and fries. I went ahead and ordered a cheeseburger with fries and waited patiently. Little did I know what was waiting for me when I took my first bite into this burger. The burger is delicious and everything I look for in one: juicy, huge beef flavor and I particularly liked the salty, seared crust on the outside. The bun holding the burger appears to be brioche and is soft and spongy, which absorbs all the juices as you consume it. These 2 components alone make this possibly the best burger I've ever tried in Manila. The burger is also dressed with lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles and other condiments which only enhance the experience. This thing literally had me daydreaming about it after my first visit and I kept bothering my girlfriend that we had to return and trust me, I will. Pros -One of the best, if not the best, burgers right now in the Metro. -Simple menu. Cons -Pricey. Burger and fries will set you back at least P350. -Fries are meh. Last but not least: Dill pickles on a burger? Yes. Raw cucumber and/or sweet pickles on a burger? NO, just NO. Just wanted to get that off my chest.

Everything was extremely smooth and efficient. The dining area was bright and clean. We sampled…read moretheir burger and the chicken sandwich which were good. There was nothing special about their french fries. It was alright. The fastfood was situated in a good, prime spot towards the end of Bonifacio High Street. We had a good seat by the window with a perfect view of the 3D display screen.

I tried Shake Shack just recently and I was impressed by the REALLY BIG BURGER. It served a…read morebirthday party for us from many different countries. It was shareable and everyone loved the food quality, variety in FLAVOR and the expedient service. Thank you.