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2013-08-24
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My first taste of MOS Burger Teriyaki Chicken started in 1996 when Mos Burger setup their outlet at Tampines Mall basement. Todate, the outlet is still there but relocated to a different site after the recent renovation. The current setup separates the counter from the kitchenette. MOS Burger, is a Japanese food chain with their own version of American burgers and the very first eatery to feature the Teriyaki Burger.From the menu, Teriyaki Chicken burger top the list. There are also fish an
My first taste of MOS Burger Teriyaki Chicken started in 1996 when Mos Burger setup their outlet at Tampines Mall basement.
Todate, the outlet is still there but relocated to a different site after the recent renovation. The current setup separates the counter from the kitchenette.
MOS Burger, is a Japanese food chain with their own version of American burgers and the very first eatery to feature the Teriyaki Burger.
From the menu, Teriyaki Chicken burger top the list. There are also fish and cheese burgers. Variety of rice burgers, hot dogs, side treats such as French fries, apple pie, deep fried prawns, nuggets and green salad. Soup treats of corn, clam chowder and mushroom. Not forgetting assortment of cold drinks.The Chicken meat well marinated with Teriyaki sauce. The taste is still the same after all these years. Chicken meat tender but not too soft. The marinated sauce of the chicken is just right and the small amount of sugar gives the yummy slightly sticky and sweetish glazed effect to the burger. The lettuces and tomato fillings provides a refreshing taste. The soft bread cushioned the overall ingredients and the final touch of mayonnaise dressing completes the overall combination.
Priced: S$3.55 for this take-away.Have you ever wondered how MOS Burger got its name?
M – stands for mountain (dignified and noble)
O – stands for ocean (wide and vast)
S – stands for sun (vibrant and life-giving)
Kudos to the founder Mr. Sakurada who started his hamburger empire and the first establishment of MOS Burger shop in Tokyo in 1972.
Yes, MOS makes my day.
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