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2013-04-04
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This burger king outlet has plenty of seating, including comfy-looking sofas. There's free wifi here, so it's quite common to see people tapping away at their laptops here while enjoying a meal in a rather serene environment. ARC is rarely crowded during evenings/weekends, so it's a nice place to get away from all the hustle-bustle. We were just planning to have a budget meal, so we chose the promotional items. For just $4.95, you can get a no-frills burger, a pack of fries, a mini sundae & a dr
We were just planning to have a budget meal, so we chose the promotional items. For just $4.95, you can get a no-frills burger, a pack of fries, a mini sundae & a drink - which is quite worth it, if you are not too particular about your burger.
- The BK a4dables mealWe got the BK fish n' crisp burger, changed the fries to onion rings & chose a hot fudge sundae.
There's a new promo of two B.K. BOMB burgers for $5, so we tried that as well. It's basically a burger with bacon, onion chips, mayo & bbq sauce.
- Our food for 2
- A close look at the BOMBWell, the onion rings were good as usual. As for the sundae, it's nice as well. But the fish n' crisp burger definitely loses out to Mac's filet-o-fish. Oh well, what do you expect? It's sold at $1.95 ala-carte, almost half as cheap as the filet-o-fish, so the standard is of course halved la. There was not enough mayo and the buns were a bit dry. Burger was rather small too.
As for the "BOMB" burger, there was also not enough mayo & bbq sauce making it a dry burger as well. Oh well like I said, if you are not too fussy about your fast food (and still want it cheap), you can still settle for this. Else, just spend more and order the more premium burgers
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