Burger Bar at Wangsa Maju: Restaurant Review

Next up, heading into the wilderness of Wangsa Maju, where Burger Bar operates near the LRT station.

Pork Burgers

Burger Bar tries to pack as many burgers into its menu as possible too. The char siew pork burger features a regular patty topped with char siew gravy that tastes like a mild, unmemorable teriyaki sauce; still, at RM9.90, it’s a budget-friendly option. There’s another pork burger here topped with crispy salted fish that could fare better.

Chicken Burgers

Chicken burger with a Caesar salad inspiration, topped with boiled egg & dressing (RM10.90). Creamy, but could be punchier in flavour. Decent enough to satisfy a simple burger craving though.

Beef Burgers

Beef with ginger mayo & an egg add-on (RM14.90). The Asian inspiration for the sauce is interesting, though the flavours for this also shine a little less than expected.

Seafood Burger

Miso salmon burger (RM19.90).

Beer

Beer is available at Burger Bar, helping it live up better to the “bar” part of its name.

Final Thoughts

Burger Bar has also opened another outlet at Kuchai Lama; even though we’re nitpicking, it’s likely this place will perform solidly in its neighbourhoods. The people behind the bar seem to work hard, so we wish them well.