Burger-mbira!

I forgot how much this costed as I had it way too many times and at different prices every time as I chose different combos all the time. Some days I felt like I might be cranky so I ordered coffee with it. Some days I was alright so I got the normal combo. Regardless, it was good anyway. Then again, it was the only burger from McDonald's South Korea which I could eat as it was seafood-based.

I have been craving this for months but sadly they only have delivery in JB area. I told my mum we needed to go to Johor, so off we went and I obviously had to try this. The owner used to have a kiosk at the Larkin bus station selling hot dogs but later closed down and started doing it from home (Instagram: @woodfirejb). They have a variety of sloppy burgers to choose from and they recently had the option to add wagyu in it. A set comes with fries and some sort of dip, which was nice. Everything from the sauces to the buns to the patties were homemade. I think the buns changed. This bun had oats on it (instead of the usual sesame seeds) and there were also some with what looked like chia seeds but I had no idea what it was 😅 the whole burger was too big for me to eat fast, so I took my time. I loved everything from the fries to the burger. I am actually craving for the fries right now 😩 they accept orders latest about 48 hours earlier, number on their Instagram.

I prefer beef over chicken, but if it's fried chicken, I'm in 🙋🏻 been wanting to try this for a while but I was too scared of the whole budu (Kelantan special sauce) thing, but braced myself anyway that one time. All I can say, MBL never disappoints 😊 hated the onions, simply because I hate onions in general, but other than that all is well.

I'm not much of an adventurer when it comes to food, but for some reasons, I always make time to try out anything salted egg yolk whenever I could. To KGB it was! I got this burger along with the fries, it was about RM26.

I felt like the burger was a bit too dry for my liking, maybe because I took medium well. Sure, there was the fried mac and cheese inside, but I think the salted egg yolk was not as visible as I wanted (and thought) it to be.

The fries on the other hand, did have the salted egg yolk taste. I liked it because I generally enjoy sweet potato fries. Still, I think I would probably stick to my usual order of Bash.

A few days later, I went back and decided to try something salted egg. Pretty damn sure I ordered the chicken chop, but they came back with the burger instead. I thought, why not? I might as well try.

I regretted my decision. I didn't like it at all. I can't seem to remember the price of this burger, probably a little bit more than RM20. I didn't even finish it.

I didn't like the combination of the vegetables, I think that was all. I enjoyed the patty though, and the sauce. So I suppose it isn't that bad. I must make sure I get the salted egg chicken chop the next time then. Or just the famous Mee Siam, that's more than good enough for me 😋

Ben's recently opened up a restaurant specialising in burgers and I obviously did not waste any chance in trying. Lucky me, they had the RM10 promotion where it comes with a choice of either chicken or beef burger, fries and soda. The promotion sadly has ended. I don't have much to talk about this burger. I felt like it was just normal, but maybe I should come back just to give them another chance.

My friend's sister has an online bakery selling, well, what else? Desserts 🎉 it's called QtPots. Based in SS18, they had a take away thing on 22/10 & 23/10, while stocks last.

It was RM5 (50% off on Saturday, back to RM10 on Sunday) for the Carik Burger & RM10 for the Koca' Milkshake. I thought that was a good deal. (I ended up buying 5 burgers with 1 shake)

The burger was basically pulled beef burger (hence the name - carik is pulled in Malay) with I-don't-know-what-but-interesting sauce in it, with lettuce. The milkshake was so interesting with the little cupcake on the straw, with KitKat. It was also not too sweet, it was just nice. I'd buy it again, definitely 😋

Photo courtesy of QtPots' Instagram at @_qtpots 😊 check them out!

There was this one time (one of the many times before this) that I was sort of on break from spending money unnecessarily on things I don't need, I decided to settle down with something cheap on the menu.

That's how I stumbled upon this burger. I had no idea how it looked like, I don't think the picture was on the menu. I decided to try my luck. Guess who got lucky?

I enjoy breaded chicken burger generally, so this was a go. Think Spicy Chicken McDeluxe kind of patty without the spice. It was crispy, I loved it.

It had the usual stuff I usually put in my Subway sandwich, so it worked. They had tomatoes and shredded lettuce, basically the only two things I'd put in my sub. In addition, it used the ranch dressing and spicy wing sauce. Excellent, I tell you.

Maybe one day I'll come back for something healthier, maybe the avocado one? Maybe 😅

My favourite burger from KGB. I mean, really. Just look at the cornflakes and cheese, especially the cheese. How do you resist that?

I made a list of KGB burgers for me to strike out, and so far, I've only cancelled out a few. I regret, I need to cancel out more.

I wanted something with chicken chop kind of patty, hence this. It had cheese (obviously) and some vegetables in it. Lettuce, mostly. I still hate vegetables.

There was also the chicken wings skin with hot sauce in it, and egg salad. Did I mention the chicken was parmesan crusted? 😋

I love burgers I doooo. Might have explained why I have been to MyBurgerLab more these days 😁

Japanese Yodel Burger here in The Daily Grind is amazing. In fact, I am pretty sure most of the burgers here are amazing.

Well done beef patty, with God knows what amazing burger buns, with melted cheese on the patty, which was then smothered with cheese sauce (more cheese!) then topped with tempura mushrooms, so good! Their chilli is also good, mind you.

Recently, Cowboys came up with a new item called the cheeseburger, and this fan just had to try it out. It comes in both beef and chicken, so I bought both.

This was the chicken one, and though I didn't try it, my sister told me that it was made up of the chicken they usually put in their tacos instead of chicken patties. I thought that was cool, then my sister said that it was more skin than actual meat, so that's quite sad. This was RM12.90.