We all love superheroes. Ok, maybe mostly boys idolize their superheroes, but most probably everyone has seen what a “komiks” looks like. There’s the usual illustration and, in case of a fight scene, big, bold words that surprisingly communicate what we see in movies. Boom! Bang! Kapow! Zoom! And in case of a big, huge
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No Comments » Friday is done. And if you’re one who believes in fasting during Fridays during lent, and probably no meat during the Holy Week, then this weekend would be a good time to stock up that flubby tummy. A good burger perhaps? With enough bang of taste to last an entire week. Let’s see. How about
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How to get there? Map and directions for Charlies Grind and Grill (Charlies Burger). It’s the one at the left side of East Capitol Drive (16 East Capitol Drive), near the intersection of San Rafael Street).
A burger with mushroom patty. We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again, that one of our criteria for checking a burger is the quality of the patty — that’s all-beef patty. Then here comes a restaurant that serves burgers made of mushrooms (it also serves other Filipino dishes), with a name that proudly
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Tropical Hut Hamburger had been around for more than four decades. An uncle used to work here, during the time when martial law was still in place. But I have never tasted any burger of Tropical Hut. “What? You haven’t tried Tropical Hut burger? It’s the original. You should at least try it.”
There’s an increased interval of posts on burgers in the past week, you may have noticed. This time, it’s the Hotshots Burgers. We tried two, the Real Bleu Cheese Burger (quarter ponder flame-grilled burger, bleu cheese chunks, mayo and lettuce) and the Burger Deluxe (quarter pound flame-grilled burger, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and mayo). Here’s what
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Let’s just say it wasn’t love at first sight. Or second, third or fourth. We simply lost interest in counting the times we’ve passed by Big Better Burgers outlets, before finally giving it a try. We thought, awfully wrong it turned out, that there’s something not right about the place. These initial observations are summarized
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“Last but not least. . .,” the cliche goes, but this burger is certainly not the least gastronomically delightful, and it won’t be the last featured here. We’ve talked about other burgers, including Crave Burger, Army+Navy and The Burger Project, but Brothers Burger was already satisfying our palates even before any of these other burgers
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We don’t pretend to be at the cutting edge of what’s new in the Metro or anywhere else in the Philippines. Whatever we encounter that we like, we let others know. It could be something we’ve bumped into by chance or somewhere someone recommended, like the Brgr: The Burger Project in the Teachers Village, Quezon
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If the Eraserheads believed and sang that there’s a fruitcake for everybody, we also believe that there’s a burger for everybody. Again, just like in the other posts on burgers here (Brothers Burger, Crave Burger, Army+Navy, Burger Project) to each his own. One reader of that post made this suggestion: Army Navy Burger + Burrito.
I once thought of having a list of top burgers in the Philippines, with the Brothers Burger definitely at the upper echelon. Then they closed the Rockwell branch (Makati) and I had to transfer my food hunt to their branches in Trinoma Mall and Tomas Morato (both in Quezon City). With the change of hunting
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He dances. He jumps, giggles and give high fives. He goes around the entire area with the same level of high energy. He hugs everyone and that smile never leaves his face. He’s round and always jolly. He’s a bee but he’s red. And he doesn’t fly.
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