AI Spot Summary
In terms of the meals, the No. 4 signature hamburger patty paired with smooth peanut butter has a rich beef aroma with no fishy taste. The egg crepe with kimchi beef patty has a chewy texture, while the deep-fried chicken dice balls are slightly over-fried.
You need to fill out a waiting list for service, but the waiting time is a bit long. In the end, you have to inquire with the staff yourself for seating.
Reviews
Dine-in does not allow you to find your own seat; you need to fill out a waiting list at the entrance. However, after filling it out, we waited for a while and no one came to show us to a table. Since there were seats available for dining in, we directly approached the staff, and it was best that we were allowed to sit down right away.
🔹 Signature No. 4 (Contains Cheese)
Pure thick beef patty / Tender grilled bacon / Chunky peanut butter (Pineapple bun) $130
- The combination with peanut butter is very smooth, and cheese doesn’t make it too thick, which prevents a clumpy feel when eating. The bacon gets a bit salty towards the end.
- The beef is very fragrant and has no meaty smell!
- The pineapple bun requires a bit longer to prepare, but personally, I think it’s acceptable and not excessively long.
- Signature items 1-6 come with a $5 discount on any drink.
🔸 Ceylon Black Tea (less sweet 16oz) $35
- Although it’s less sweet, for those who usually take their drinks at half-sweetness, it still tastes quite sweet, but it pairs perfectly with the dishes towards the end!
🔹 Kimchi Beef Omelette $85
- The omelette skin has a QQ texture, and it’s not paired with regular soy sauce but with a spicy Thai-like sauce. However, neither the kimchi nor the sauce is spicy!
🔸 Crispy Fried Chicken Dice (8 pieces) $65
- My friends and I all agreed that it was overcooked. At $65 for a portion, it’s not necessarily a must-order; it’s just standard fried chicken balls.
