Place for a really good burger

[caller]

because I don't want a burger cooked in a frying pan with really fatty bacon and a sauce poured on top. The potatoes look good and have some nice herbs in it, a good change from fries. If you watch the video it is a basic homemade burger, nothing special.

Fair enough. Personally a good quality home made burger, rather than one bought in, sounds pretty good to me and as I don't do fancy, a bit of salad, cheese and bacon is ideal. I've no idea about the sauce, but I'd skip that as well.

To me, what makes a good burger is just that - the quality of what should be the star of the show.

I'll report back after I have tried it!

[laphanphon]

A few thoughts ...

Cornish pasty, the sandwich, the pizza, samosa, roti, etc. etc. Simple food designed to be eaten on the go and on a modest worker’s salary.

Have to agree, a burger is simple, convenience food, served up fast for on the go, maybe pub grub.

Not dining out, and I certainly wouldn't order it, expect at some ma / pa or fast food (BK) place. Burger are one of the last things I go out to eat.

And........no.......I'm sure not paying ฿400 for one. It's a burger.

And Hangtime cook their burgers in a frying pan, who the hell does that. It should be cooked on a BBQ/or griddle.

Also agree, burgers done on a BBQ, for the smokey charcoal flavor, or at least flamed grilled (BK again).

And definitely not a teflon pan on high heat.....good God....do some research. Cast iron or Stainless Steel.

Giddle = frying pan, without sides .....

Does look like a nice burger though, but ฿400.....no burger, especially plain, is that special.

[oakdale160]

Everyone to his own. I am not a burger fan because there is too much bread involved. I always take off the top piece of bread, which is usually the thicker and eat it without. A little messy but much better.

[migrant]

Everyone to his own. I am not a burger fan because there is too much bread involved. I always take off the top piece of bread, which is usually the thicker and eat it without. A little messy but much better.

Yes, I agree. In the west there is a well known, and thought of, chain called in n out, excellent burgers. They have a special, unpublished menu and one item is the burgers "protein" style. Instead of a bun they wrap the burger in lettuce so the cheese and other condiments stay on the burger. Geez describing them really makes me want one!!

[laphanphon]

Might as well just order a Salisbury steak (ground beef steak). Kind of defeats the purpose of ordering a sandwich.

A kin to, a ham & cheese, egg sandwich.....just order standard breakfast on a plate. Why would you order a sandwich, then not eat the bun ?

[Homer]

Might as well just order a Salisbury steak (ground beef steak). Kind of defeats the purpose of ordering a sandwich.

A kin to, a ham & cheese, egg sandwich.....just order standard breakfast on a plate. Why would you order a sandwich, then not eat the bun ?

Low carb diet was the main reason when I lived in LA. The other main reason was poor digestive tolerance of wheat.

[migrant]

Might as well just order a Salisbury steak (ground beef steak). Kind of defeats the purpose of ordering a sandwich.

A kin to, a ham & cheese, egg sandwich.....just order standard breakfast on a plate. Why would you order a sandwich, then not eat the bun ?

Low carb diet was the main reason when I lived in LA. The other main reason was poor digestive tolerance of wheat.

Plus the way it was wrapped you could eat on the run

[huahin4ever]

Has anyone tried Bonfire Burger Bar at Seen Space?
http://seenspace.com/huahin/?p=587

YNWA

[Pleng]

Has anyone tried Bonfire Burger Bar at Seen Space?
http://seenspace.com/huahin/?p=587

YNWA

Yes I've tried it and thoroughly recommend it. Thought I'm not a burger connoisseur. I did already mention it earlier in the thread

[HarryVardon]

I have just been to Indulge restaurant on Soi 94 for a Sunday Roast (very good) and was looking at the menu there. They have an extremely varied selection of burgers (more than 10 varieties) including crocadile, venison & wild boar.

[oakdale160]

Reminds me, I was in Toronto one time and met with a Thai friend who was doing a two-year fellowship at the U of T.
She and a friend took me for dinner at a Thai restaurant miles from the city center as it was regarded as the most authentic Thai restaurant in the city. The Thai people in the city had a Google group that searched out such places.

[PeteC]

Reminds me that the thread is about burgers and I don't even see the word in that post Oakdale.

[oakdale160]

Im making the comparison-- Farang in Thailand search for quality Farang food and Thais in the farang world search for Thai food--Same Same

[Pleng]

Im making the comparison-- Farang in Thailand search for quality Farang food and Thais in the farang world search for Thai food--Same Same

Yes I'm sure nobody had ever considered that before...

You could probably make that point in pretty much any thread on this dub-forum and it would still be just as irrelevant

[StevePIraq]

Indulge looks to have great burger menu and lots of other wonderful grub, will definitely be giving it a try.

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