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2013-12-30
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This Canadian chain is one of the relatively newer kids on the block on the Singapore fast food scene. Despite their relative inexperience in the local arena however, they serve up some pretty charming burgers.This is the Original Combo (SGD 9.90), which consists of the Original Burger, a drink and a choice of a side. For just a dollar more, you can upgrade your side to a Poutine, a fat-laden but oh-so-sinfully good Canadian staple comprising fries doused in gravy and cheese curds. I think this
This is the Original Combo (SGD 9.90), which consists of the Original Burger, a drink and a choice of a side. For just a dollar more, you can upgrade your side to a Poutine, a fat-laden but oh-so-sinfully good Canadian staple comprising fries doused in gravy and cheese curds. I think this is a great option, as the Poutine is wonderfully done, served warm and with the cheese curds blending nicely with the gravy to form a thick rich dressing for the fries beneath. My only grouse would be that the serving could be more generous but in any case...one does not simply get enough of Poutine!The Original burger itself was pretty much as expected, with a tasty beef patty sitting atop a bed of greens, dressed lightly in tomato sauce. Simple yet delicious.
The food here definitely scores better than the speed of service. Despite the restaurant being rather empty, I had to wait about 10 minutes for my order, which is indeed not what one would associate with a fast food concept.
If you are in the mood for fast food but are sick of the usual suspects such as McDonald's, KFC and Burger King, Triple O's is worth a visit. Do expect to wait a little longer and fork out just a little more though.
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