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2015-02-18
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As a man always on the hunt for a great burger I thought I had found mysef a great burger spot just around the corner from my office -- great location, fun/cool decoration, innovative burgers. Unfortunately this was not the case, and I would 100% rather eat at Mcdonalds than eating here again.Why am I hating on this place? This is why:Expensive: Having researched the place on Open Rice I had reason to believe that this was not an overpriced restaurant, as the price shown was 'Below $50'. This wa
Unfortunately this was not the case, and I would 100% rather eat at Mcdonalds than eating here again.
Why am I hating on this place? This is why:
Expensive: Having researched the place on Open Rice I had reason to believe that this was not an overpriced restaurant, as the price shown was 'Below $50'. This was a complete ripoff (false advertising anyone?) as I paid HKD 113 for a burger and a canned drink. This price obviously did not turn me away, as a high quality burger is worth its weight in gold, which brings us to...
Size: My Kimchi burger, if you're even allowed to call it that, was tiny -- the burger was smaller than my fist which is far from the massive burgers you see in the pictures. I actually had to get another meal after finishing lunch, which made todays lunch even more disappointing. Well sometimes you have to judge food by quality over quantity, which brings us to...
Quality: Even though the size of the burger was a complete letdown I was still excited to finish the burger and try the (seemingly) delicious Kimchi/Burger combination. Unfortunately there was no real kimchi taste, which is a letdown because that was the main reason I tried the damn burger in the first place. Moreover, there was no beef patty on my burger (maybe my mistake in assuming that there would be?) which essentially means that I paid ~100 dollars for a 'Tiny Kimchi Sandwich' -- this name would give customers a better understanding of what they are paying for.
At least the staff was friendly. And the interior decoration was cool -- if you're American or some sort of hipster that is.
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