"Why another burger post
Raff?!" You may ask. Why not?! Burgers are awesome and one of the best
comfort-giving foods around! I'm all about sharing the love about my new burger
hunts. Thanks to my fellow food lover SWEETANDYUMMIE and her Instagram post,
we've discovered a new face in the burger scene that goes by the name of Mister Gee Burger Truck.
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| It's Mister Gee yo! |
A food truck that specialises in burgers
such as Mister Gee is one of the best things to hit the streets of the Inner
West. You'll find them parked, flippin' burgers and pumpin' hip hop jams at
Burwood Deluxe Car Wash on Wednesday to Saturday nights. I really like the
minimal menu that contains a burger of the week, two types of French fries, and
a milkshake. I visited them on two separate nights to sample what Mister Gee
has to offer:
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| The Fat Boy burger |
I went with G and Chocolatesuze on my
first visit. The burger of the week was the Fat Boy burger ($10). It had beef patty, melted jack cheese,
oak leaf lettuce, pickled cabbage, secret sauce and BACON JAM yo! All encased
in a soft light brioche bun. The patty was cooked well-done but was still juicy
and flavoursome. The flavours were well-balanced whilst the lettuce and pickled
cabbage added texture and sour flavours. The caramelised sweet and smoky
flavours of the bacon was the rockin' part of the burger. If it was a concert,
my tastebuds would have gotten up on stage and did a stage dive. My palate was
that pumped!
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| Cheese Boogie |
The most recent burger of the week that I've tried was the cheese boogie ($10). I was so happy
when Mister Gee's cheeseburger was back on the menu! It had 170 grams of beef
patty, American cheese, caramelised onions, dill pickles and Mister Gee's
secret sauce. It looked sexy and tasted badass! There was a lot of goodness
going on from the super melted cheese to the sweet caramelised onions. Then
there were the sour, creamy and tangy flavours from the pickles and secret
sauce. I specially loved the caramelised crust created from smashing the beef
patty which I give them props for. Smashed style patties done right are hard to
find in Sydney. The light brioche soft sweet brioche bun held the whole burger
well. It was no doubt a solid cheeseburger!
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| Dirty fries |
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| Fries |
There are also two types of fries
available: Standard fries ($4) or dirty fries ($5). The standard fries
are shoestring French fries flavoured with a smoky salt blend. The dirty fries
were topped with cheese, salsa and a secret sauce.
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| Baklava shake |
They also have softdrinks and baklava shake ($6) available. The best
part of the baklava shake is when you get towards the bottom and hit the pieces
of baklava.
I'm so glad there are more legit burgers
on offer around the West/Inner West part of Sydney. Follow Mister Gee Burger
Truck on Instagram and like them on Facebook to see the latest upcoming burgers
of the week to hit the streets of Burwood (now in Haberfield).
Mister
Gee Food Truck
315 Parramatta Road
Haberfield NSW
Trading hours:
Wednesday to Saturday from 7pm till late
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