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2010-09-20
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Bergs , an aussie burger joint located at Far east Square. The ”burger” joint concept seemed to appeal to these exceutives working in the CBD areas. Burgers make a budget & quick lunch but it’s unhealthy….(not all)Bergs is expanding!The biz is thriving & they have another outlet @ Dunlop Street (little india ). It depends which outlet is more convenient for you & make your way there.Take your numberThey have a veg / non-veg burgers —- beef/ chicken/ tofu / falafel .Choose the size : M ( 2 pattie
Bergs is expanding!
The biz is thriving & they have another outlet @ Dunlop Street (little india ). It depends which outlet is more convenient for you & make your way there.
Take your number
They have a veg / non-veg burgers —- beef/ chicken/ tofu / falafel .
Choose the size : M ( 2 patties ), S( 1 patty)
Order your choice of burger at the counter, pay , take your number & take a seat to wait for your burgers to be served. The burgers were freshly made on the spot thus a minimum waiting time of 5-10 mins is required. Well, it also depends on the queue / crowd.
Doggy-bag
Irregardless of whether you are having the meal there / TA, they will serve the burger in a doggy-bag.
Budgie Smuggler S — ($10.60)
This is one of the their signature chicken burger. The burger was still warm when i took it out from the doggy-bag. The sesame bun was warm and soft and the chicken breast was well marinated . The juice of the chicken starts to drip all over … a mess! The burger has a hint of spiciness (sweet chilli) & light aioli .
Though the chicken patty was juicy and delicious, I still felt that it was over-priced for a small burger. For that price. I could easily have 2-3 burgers at CJ/ Macdonalds.
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