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2013-04-22
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Visiting Bergs on a Saturday evening at around 7, the whole place was a ghost-town. Super quiet and the shops all looks 3/4 empty. Wanted to try Bergs after hearing about their burgers that were supposedly fresh and healthy. I opted for the Mumbo Jumbo which is cajun chicken in a lemon mayo sauce, aioli, lettuce, onion and tomatoes in a bun. I added on fries and a lemonade (at $4) for the bill to come up to $17.50 in total!The cajun chicken was really succulent and had just the right amount of f
The cajun chicken was really succulent and had just the right amount of flavour, the sauce was tangy and refreshing, and the bun wasn't too oily. I guess for most people the chicken wouldn't be salty enough and it would be just right with a sprinkle of salt. With or without, I'm still fine since I don't take my food too salty anyways. The burger is also really big -you can opt for the large one or the small one. The large one is ...really pretty large, so don't opt for the fries if you're not too hungry.The fries were really good, thick cut -you can bite into the crisp golden potato. The dip is supposedly barbecue (I would think) but it had a faint trace of danggui. I have no idea why but it tasted like barbecue sauce with someone accidentally pouring chinese medicine into it. Not my kind of dip. Other than that, the fries were perfect.
The lemonade was very sour, with lemon sacs in it, but the taste grows on you as you eat it. The iced tea was definitely more palatable -homemade, sweet but with a slight bitter aftertaste of the tea. Nothing to shout about.
Ambience and service wise, this place is great! It's quiet especially during the weekends for a quiet dinner with friends/family, the service is good too -staff are friendly. The decor is simple and no-frills, wooden benches and tables... A nice chillout place with okay prices for great, healthy food!
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