Burgerim calories plus#

Burger, I am? Burger rim? Burger instant message? Maybe the name and initial of the creator, Burgeri Mustoffah? Dunno. If they were half the price, I'd probably up them to a 4. I'd probably try it again, but I'd probably go with a double, and maybe ditch the salad because it didn't really meet expectations. On a scale of 1 to 5 I would give them about a 3.5. You aren't going anywhere for a while anyway, so why not. Actually it probably makes more sense to have alcohol in the nail salon. The Burgerim in Kandahar will probably not have alcohol. Which brings us to the other point - normally in countries where halal is an issue, alcohol is an issue too. I'm not even sure they WANT people hanging out and drinking.

It's kind of like drinking in the nail salon. I do not see myself hanging out drinking in a storefront fast food franchise restaurant. This is a storefront franchise fast food restaurant. They have wine and beer, and even have a couple draft beers on tap. They do however have some interesting and expanded topping options, which is refreshing. A double at Habit or Carl's with a salad is about ten, and you get more. The cost: The whole deal, single patty burger and side salad was north of twelve bucks, and that is without drink. Habit will give you a squared away Ceasar salad with the dressing tossed in, topped with fresh shaved parmesan and it's a buck cheaper.

Burgerim calories plus#

Kudos that they have one, but it's basically some shredded romaine plus you get a small tub of dressing that isn't really enough. Those are just too small, although three would be about right. I got a single, but I should have gotten a double. I can get there by having a double and a single for dinner (an extra patty is $2.99) but lunch ends up being too little or too much. Normally I like 1/2 pound for lunch and 1 lb for dinner. Now here is the thing about sizing: 1/3 pound is an awkward size. The burger was juicy but more on the greasy side than the juicy side. It was basically just a burger with sauce on top between a couple pieces of lettuce. Lean on the other things that give volume to the burger, like tomatoes and onions and things like that. The taste was fine, but, something bothered me a little bit. It is a 1/3 pound, griddle fried patty, with some Spanish type toppings on it. So let's talk about the burger: It is what they term the Spanish Beef burger. I kind of waive that requirement for Inn n Out, but as you can see, the above is Burgerim's rendition of a lettuce wrapped burger, and a side Ceasar salad. But they also need to offer lettuce wrap. I mean, I guess by definition a burger joint needs to offer burgers. There are two basic requirements that I have in a burger joint: 1: They need to offer burgers.

This is what you get: Well, what I got anyway: I might have reviewed the lamb burger but decided to do the beef burger. You can get a falafel burger if you want. They do however have some interesting burger options. How can you be halal if you have bacon? There is bacon on the menu. Some of the locations profess to be halal. Burgerim is an up and coming fast food franchise, which, I'm going to guess probably originated in Los Angeles, judging by the heat map: