Carl's Jr (Closed)

Carl's Junior burgers are not for the faint heart. In fact, the portions are so large, i often have to share the burger or give half of it away!Anyway, it was a rainy day outside and we decided to drop by Carl's Junior to have lunch. My friend ordered the superstar with cheese, which was their version of a cheeseburger. It had 2 slices of juicy beef patty with tomatoes, pickles and the usual fare. It was massive but he managed to finish the burger whole with room to spare for the fries!I ordered

I used to love Carl's Junior because the 1st branch I went to was the East Coast branch. Tat's relaxing, with the humongous meal size with ingredients that's seldom seen in SG, it feels like you're overseas.Unfortunately the other branches, be it Marina Square, Plaza Sing or Vivo, they are all crowded with many ppl passing by & doesn't create an atmosphere that makes you want to go in & "enjoy" a meal. Tampines branch is better but it's too small.Plaza Sing's very open concept is not appealing t

Carl's Jr has a common saying, "She'd tell you size doesn't matter. She's lying." Yes indeed, Carl's Jr burgers are huge, typical American size portion would always be too much for most of us Singaporeans. Normally to solve this, I'd just share a full meal with a partner.Though a fan of beef, I like the char-boiled chicken burger on their menu best. Well-marinated pure chicken breast, cooked by half boiled and half char grilled. It has its distinctive house taste which lingers even when you're d

$14.30 for a burger combo (inclusive of a small fries and a small-sized watered down drink).Seriously guys? Since when has it become normal for a fast food outlet to charge the same price as a restaurant? Walk further down to Kai Sushi and Grill and you'll find steaks that go for a similar price with a less rowdy, more enclosed ambiance and service! Not exactly top-notch, but that's a restaurant/cafe for you, and Carl's JR is still a fast food outlet, and no matter how you say your burgers match