Chur Burger | 20 Constance Street, FORTITUDE VALLEY QLD 4006
So
Chur Burger is back and I can tell you that I am a fan! The other
bunnie and I decided that we were in need of some burger lovin' last
Saturday and so we packed up the family and jumped into our car to
try the increasingly popular Chur Burger on Constance Street in the
Valley. We were lucky enough not only to find a park right in front
of the place but also to sneak in at peak hour and find a table for 2.1 of us at the window (scored … or should I say Chur!).
The
place was pumping and despite the laid back/cool environment the
sheer number of people made me feel like I was in a day club
somewhere in Europe. I placed my order with the other bunnie
(who in turn placed it at the counter) and 25 mins latter arrived
my Crispy pork belly, chilli caramel, slaw and
aioli burger ($10) with a side of Iceberg
lettuce, buttermilk dressing ($5). In a word –
Chur-licious. The glossy sesame bun was a good size and well
toasted, the pork belly was perfectly caramelised and sweet with just
a hint of spice and the slaw added the perfect amount of crunch to
each delicious mouthful of burger. I was even impressed with my
side which made for a relatively healthy alternative to chips while
providing a punchy dressing that I attempted to soak up with the lettuce.
The other travel bunnie was a little less impressed with
his Beef, pickle, cheese, tomato jam and Dijon mayonnaise
burger ($10) and side of Chilli salted chips ($5).
He mentioned that the burger, while well put together, just lacked a
little cheese and some sauce (which resulted in him giving it a good
drenching of yellow mustard) and similarly the chilli salted chips
where just not spicy enough.
We
washed our food down with an organic ginger beer (a favourite
of the other travel bunnie) and a house made pomegranate lemonade
($5 each).
Given
the increasing popularity of funky burger joints in the CBD and
surrounds I think that Chur burger is going to be a popular cheap eat
amongst the people of Brissy for some time.
Total
Bunnie Dollars spent: $40 (and it was worth every chur penny)!
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