KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 12 — Our burger scene is heaving. There’s a burger for everyone, whether it’s just a Ramly burger, Wagyu burger, smash burger, tower high burgers or just a...
The Double Decker is solid comfort food with its contrast of textures and a juicy interior — Picture by Lee Khang YiKUALA LUMPUR, Feb 12 — Our burger scene is heaving. There’s a burger for everyone, whether it’s just a Ramly burger, Wagyu burger, smash burger, tower high burgers or just a Big Mac.
The Double Decker Set is your best bet, where a double smashed beef patties burger is accompanied with essential sidekicks, fries and a sauce .Otherwise, if you’re just there for protein loading, just spend RM45 on the Triple Decker Burger with its stack of three smashed beef patties.There’s no pre-made patties and all you have is 100 grams of Angus minced beef, rolled up in balls that are placed on a hot griddle and smashed with a metal press.
What’s most interesting about this burger is it’s not greasy or dripping with juices when you start chomping on it.It’s topped with cheese, caramelised onions and sandwiched between soft white buns.
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