Chinatown offers a wide array of food options and burgers are just one of many options. We’ve listed three of the best stores near the area to make it easier for you to spot a potential favorite. Read on to find out more.
Burnt Ends
The place along Teck Lim Road is best known for landing among the top 50 best restaurants in Asia for 2018. Its burgers are undoubtedly part of the reason for the recognition. Burnt Ends prepares burgers by using customized ovens and grills, which use temperature settings of more than 1,700 degrees to bring out the meat’s strong aroma and smoky taste.
Burnt Ends also doesn’t stick to a standard menu throughout the year. Customers can expect the items to range from barbecued food to fish and vegetables. The prices depend on the item, although The Sanger costs $20 and is one of the cheapest for a signature dish. It consists of a pulled pork shoulder with a generous serving of coleslaw and a pair of fluffy buns, of course.
Potato Head Folk
Some people only consider burgers to be tasty when they need to dig in with every bite and get messy hands in the process. Potato Head Folk’s Baby Huey does just that with its succulent 150-gram Black Angus beef patty with lettuce, pickles and melted cheese. The sandwich costs $17 that’s quite reasonable for each flavorful bite. You can find the restaurant along the corner of Keong Saik and Teck Lim roads. Potato Head Folk’s location at a high-end bar in Chinatown also means that you can enjoy a meal while sipping your favorite cocktail.
Burger Joint
Don’t be fooled by the unassuming name of this diner at Gemmil Lane. Burger Joint brings the ambiance of New York-style burger places with the uncanny resemblance to its Western counterpart. The space seems like an underground bunker with graffiti-drawn wood as the interior design. The prices are also much cheaper compared to Burnt Ends and Potato Folk, which should be the main selling point for most customers.
Hamburgers cost $13.10 yet it might be better to choose cheeseburgers that only cost $13.80. Bacon burgers and bacon cheeseburgers cost $15.10 and $15.80, respectively. You can even customize the sandwich by choosing the kind of ingredients. In other words, you don’t need to pick out unwanted trimmings like pickles, onions and lettuce. A downside of eating here, however, involves paying extra for fries. The shoestring fries cost $5.50.
Conclusion
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