I am not really a fan of burgers because they are heavy, difficult to digest, and most of the time,…read moreleaving me bloated yet unsatisfied. A regular burger for me consists of bun, burger patty, lettuce, tomato, and ketchup, and the rest are just decorations or something that gives you a lot of options. For comparing purposes, the notable differences in burgers would probably the beef and the bun. This is the case with this burger joint.
This burger joint has a special method in making their burgers. To them, it is called "smashed" or basically you make a burger patty then place it in a cast iron plate, then top it with another cast iron plate...pressing it down hard, cooking every beef particle, and leaving a crusty, crispy texture. The beef is basically seasoned, and although it's not those wagyu types, it is of still high quality. The burgers are then grilled. In the Southwest Burger (Php229) that I've tried, each bite produced a juicy texture, plus the sweet and savory taste of the homemade barbecue sauce and roasted tomatoes, it leaves a mouthwatering experience.
Just for the sake of trying another, I had the Juicy Lucy (Php299). I am a cheese lover and this is perfect for me. The burger is stuffed with cheese then topped with cheese again. The bacon and pickles added wonders to the burger. The only problem I had with this burger is finding out how to take the first bite because it is bigger than my mouth.
The Burger Joint also offers nachos (Php179), and it is truly loaded because the toppings filled up even to the bottom of the plate. Furthermore, it is not your original nachos since it uses watermelon salsa, leaving a refreshing taste to this usual salty snack.
The Burger is truly an American comfort food place. They offer the usual American favorites of burgers, hotdogs, extraordinary pasta, salad, and even an ice cream sandwich. Service is fast and friendly. Price is value for money.
After this experience, who knows, I just might like burgers again.