After much hype and anticipation, I visited
Sushi Burger on my uni break. Sadly they ran out of the Soft Shell Crab Burger so I opted for the Hamburg (pan fried beef and pork patty) Sushi Burger with Kani Croquette (deep fried creamy mashed potato w/ crab meat) [$12.50]. S ordered the Teriyaki Salmon Sushi Burger with Tatsuta Age (deep fried marinated chicken) [$12.50]. A got the Fried Chicken (deep fried marinated chicken breast fillet w/ tartare sauce & teriyaki sauce) with Tonkatsu (deep fried crumbed pork fillet) [$15].
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Hamburg Sushi Burger |
Nothing special about the Hamburg since I was expecting more flavour tbh. Bonus was that since it was an actual patty, the burger was super dooper easy to eat.
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Teriyaki Salmon Sushi Burger |
S enjoyed her burger. She said the salmon was pretty soft which made everything fall apart real quick.
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Fried Chicken Sushi Burger |
A thought his burger was alright. However, it also fell apart easily so he basically inhaled it. He would've preferred a bigger portion though.
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Kani Croquette (3p) |
The croquettes were nice but they were sooooooooo creamy. I could not taste the crab at all.
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Tatsuta Age (3p) |
The fried chicken was on point, probably the best bite I had here. I liked the coleslaw under the chicken which my croquette dish lacked.
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Tonkatsu (3p) |
This was a tad burnt so it was pretty dry to eat.
Overall, we all had a pretty underwhelming experience. The sides were more memorable than the burgers tbh. The burgers were around $6 each and you could get 3 sushi rolls for that price so we figured portions could've been a bit bigger. While everything was nice, nothing particularly stood out about this lunch and restaurant. I don't think I will be coming back any time soon.
Taste: 6.5/10
Presentation: 7.5/10
Service: 7/10
Value for Money: 7/10
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