überburger

• liquidshadow

  30 Oct 06, 20:12

  Has anyone tried them?
• TehJarVu

  30 Oct 06, 20:18

  $101 burger? not yet try, dun think wanna try.
• liquidshadow

  30 Oct 06, 20:34

  Well, maybe not their $101 burger, but other things on the menu.
• DummiesInc

  31 Oct 06, 09:27

  I have. So has June.
• ditzy

  31 Oct 06, 09:30

  Fantastic man. Their truffles are on a league of its own. Even the champagne sauce one of a kind. Must eat! Definitely worth the 101 bucks price tag.
• udontknowme

  31 Oct 06, 09:34

  i heard that the other stuffs pretty good too.
  
  worth trying...
• liquidshadow

  31 Oct 06, 10:24

  Originally posted by DummiesInc:

  I have. So has June.

  Eh? Are we acquainted?
• DummiesInc

  31 Oct 06, 10:51

  Originally posted by liquidshadow:

  Eh? Are we acquainted?

  Xi Yan
• liquidshadow

  31 Oct 06, 12:02

  Ahhh.....I see....
• liquidshadow

  31 Oct 06, 12:05

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Fantastic man. Their truffles are on a league of its own. Even the champagne sauce one of a kind. Must eat! Definitely worth the 101 bucks price tag.

  Pattied Wagyu are kinda wasted. I think it would taste better as a whole meat rather than grounded or minced. I find it hard to pay $101 for it.
• ditzy

  31 Oct 06, 13:44

  Originally posted by liquidshadow:

  Pattied Wagyu are kinda wasted. I think it would taste better as a whole meat rather than grounded or minced. I find it hard to pay $101 for it.

  Truffles cost $1800 per kg, so the wagyu is a small issue.
• Aveme

  31 Oct 06, 13:50

  The beauty of wagyu or its real premium version kobe beef lies in its undamaged well marbled fats.Doing what they are doing,grinding it up into a patty shape destroy all that,so what do we have here,this resturant does not even know how to deal properly with this type of premium meat and they dare to charge a premium price for it.Outrageous
• DummiesInc

  31 Oct 06, 15:35

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Truffles cost $1800 per kg, so the wagyu is a small issue.

  Which type of truffles are you talking about?
• ditzy

  31 Oct 06, 15:36

  Originally posted by DummiesInc:

  Which type of truffles are you talking about?

  Expensive white ones.
• liquidshadow

  31 Oct 06, 15:45

  Maybe their truffles are the cheaper ones from china.
• DummiesInc

  31 Oct 06, 17:59

  I don't remember their truffles being white truffles leh.
  Also white truffles have season one. and now is the season.
• Acidman88

  31 Oct 06, 23:22

  When I'm paying over 20 bucks for a burger I expect to be served really fresh patty and not frozen.
  
  My insider info tells me they use the cheapest frozen beef from south africa.
• ^tamago^

  1 Nov 06, 01:14

  Originally posted by DummiesInc:

  I have. So has June.

  u also foodie?
• liquidshadow

  1 Nov 06, 09:18

  Originally posted by DummiesInc:

  I don't remember their truffles being white truffles leh.
  Also white truffles have season one. and now is the season.

  Wanna check out Garibaldi?
• tut4nkh4m3n

  1 Nov 06, 09:32

  RAMLY BURGER!
• DummiesInc

  1 Nov 06, 11:31

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  u also foodie?

  You linked my blog from HWZ leh.
• DummiesInc

  1 Nov 06, 11:33

  Originally posted by liquidshadow:

  Wanna check out Garibaldi?

  I've tried Garibaldi. I don't mind trying again though. But after Xi Yan please. Probably mid Dec? I don't want to go broke so soon.
  Oh another place to try white truffles would be IL Lido.