1. Mean Mince @ Mutiara Damansara

Here at Mean Mince, put aside the neverending stream of gourmet burgers, and welcome a new classic: Deep Fried Burger. The burger is wrapped into bao shape, stuffed with some sweet onions, cheese and a grounded beef patty which is later on deep fried. A classic burger, you have never seen before! Located in at one corner of the neighbourhood, be sure to key in Mean Mince on Waze and get going.

Operating Hours: Thursday-Tuesday, 12pm-10pm
Address: 31-1, Jalan PJU 7/16A, Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

2. Spade’s Burger @ SS15

Think you have tried all types of burger out there? Well then, visit Spades first outlet in the Klang Valley and I am sure you’d be in for a treat. Spades’ portion is absolutely promising as it comes with some thick cut of fries and unlimited refills if you ordered yourself a soft drink. Feast to some of their juicy, delicious pork burgers that I personally can’t seem to resist.

Operating Hours: Sunday to Thursday (12.00pm to 11.30pm), Friday and Saturday (12.00pm to 12.30am)
Address: A5, Jalan SS15/4D, Subang Jaya

3. Define: Burgers @ Bukit Jalil

This is the latest burger venture that grills up gourmet burgers that makes you go for seconds. With chicken and beef options, both seems to be worthy of your tastebuds and money. There is the Southwestern Honey which a crispy fried chicken topped with American cheese and honey mustard. Whilst, their famous Salt Bae is a juicy beef patty drizzled with a hot sauce and a slice of salt beef giving you an extra kick on the flavours.

Address: C-8, 1, Jalan Jalil Perkasa 1, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur

4. Pebble @ TTDI

This new hip burger joint dishes up Westernised burgers with a local flare. Focusing on localising the flavours of the burger, Pebble’s signature is favoured by most. The burger consists of a beef patty that is topped with a crispy onion ring, cheddar cheese and “Malaysian” barbecue sauce. Sounds delish to me!

Operating Hours: Everyday, 11am-10pm
Address: 50, Jalan Tun Mohd Faud 1, TTDI

5. The Daily Grind @ Bangsar

Their menu draws inspiration from all around the world and into their delicious burgers. Whipping some tasty gourmet ones, the eatery serves beef patties that are absolutely flavourful and juicy. With so many varieties, you won’t know which one to go for!

Operating Hours: Everyday, 11am-11pm
Address: G8, Lower Ground Floor, Bangsar Village 1, Jalan Telawi 1, Bangsar Baru

6. Brother John @ Damansara Uptown

A food truck burger joint located at the corner of Damansara Uptown nearby Texas Chicken. Don’t think twice that it’s a mere tepi jalan burger stall. From chicken, beef and even mutton burgers, get ready to dig into Brother John’s amazing tasty burgers. Although messy, the taste is flavourful and ultimately juicy. Well there goes the saying, the messier the better. Brother John certainly got that right!

Operating Hours: Closed on Mondays, 4pm-5am
Address: 56-84 Jalan SS 21/39, Damansara Utama

7. Grella’s @ Wangsa Maju

Grella is a family-run business that whips up an array of Western dishes. With that being said, their Bolognese Beef Burger seems to be a hit among its patrons. The burger consists of a homemade beef patty that is smothered in bolognese sauce, making us salivate as we write this. Juicy and sloppy is certainly the right adjectives for this burger.

Operating Hours: Everyday, 12pm-10.30pm
Address: 21, Jalan Wangsa Delima 12, Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur

8. The Burger Shop @ SS15

Perfect for having supper with the gang, this burger food truck produces amicable burgers for a reasonable price. Having a comprehensive meny, they have the usual beef and chicken burger options to even prawn burgers. Something you should try if you are ever around the area.

Operating Hours: Closed on Sundays, 6pm-2am
Address: C7, Jalan SS 15/4D, Subang Jaya

9. Killer Gourmet Burgers @ Bangsar

Giving you the vibe of an American diner, KGB is known for its speedy service and juicy burgers. Although they have some good chicken options, we highly recommend you to try their beef ones such as The Truffle’d Swiss. The patty is grilled to perfection featuring portobello mushrooms, swiss cheese with a striking truffle aroma. This is a burger you must try!

Operating Hours: Mondays-Thursdays (12pm-10.30pm), Fridays-Sundays (12pm-11pm)
Address: 23, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur

10. Buns Burger Bar @ Desa Sri Hartamas

This cosy burger bar firstly opened in 2014. Burgers being the staple food for many, it is important to make sure it is juicy and succulent. This burger joint produces burgers that will tantalise your tastebuds with every bite.

Operating Hours: Everyday, 12pm-10.30pm
Address: 48, Jalan 27/70a, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur

Feature Image Credit: Mince Meat Facebook Page, @pebble.my Instagram, @grellasmalaysia Instagram

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Spade’s Burger is a home-grown burger joint in Malaysia. Founded in 2013, the first Spade’s Burger outlet was opened at Medan Kampung Relau in Penang Island. Since then they’ve expanded to Penang mainland, and this year they branched out to Ipoh and Kampar.

We visited Spade’s Burger on a Thursday night and found the cheerfully dim space filled with families and friends chitchatting while chomping down burgers and enjoying their refillable drinks.

We’ve ordered two burgers; a Spicy Hawaiian Pork and Spidey.

Spicy Hawaiian Pork (RM14.50) came with pork patty, cheddar, cheese crisp, pineapple ring, and Spade’s Hot Sauce. The sweet juiciness of the pineapple and the savoury grilled pork patty was a scrumptious combination. It gave a good amount of flavours in one bite. All in all, it was delicious.

Next, Spidey (RM16.50). Starting from the top, a charcoal bun, beef patty, cheddar cheese, fried bacon strips, finished off with some Spade’s signature Cheese-BBQ sauce. And the result is a well-done burger, comprised with succulent and juicy beef patty and satisfying crispy bacon.

The fries (RM5.90 including refillable drinks) certainly didn’t disappoint, not too oily or greasy. In fact the portion was generous which is the reason why we only ordered one set to share.

Verdict

A glimpse through Spade’s Burger Facebook page ratings showed us that there were many unhappy customer. The repetitive complains were either slow or rude service at Spade’s Burger.

As we’ve said earlier, we were there on a Thursday night. Spade’s Burger was not crowded thus we received our order in less than 15 minutes. Do note that a longer waiting time is expected during peak hours, as Spade’s Burger doesn’t pre-cook their food.

Taste wise it was decent and there is no complains from us. Our only gripe with Spade’s Burger was the outlet’s facility.

There was no independent sink specifically catered to wash hands, and the sink inside the toilet was placed right beside the toilet bowl. Not to say it was unhygienic, but it was a little unpleasant thing to see before chowing down on burgers. Also there was no hand-wash provided for dining customers.

As a restaurant that sells saucy burgers, we think Spade’s Burger should have known better than this.

More Info:

Spade’sf Burger
99, Jalan Raja Uda,
Taman Aman Jaya,
12300 Butterworth,
Penang.

Cuisine: Western
Operating Hours: Monday-Friday, 5.30PM – 10.30PM, Saturday & Sunday, 12PM – 10.30PM

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