Ric's Burgers

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it was one of those day that we had no freaking idea where to have lunchy, so we just shoved the chore to CC, and he suggested ric’s burgers! as his sister said it’s not bad..all of us have not tried is so this option got our consent nods.previously, it’s only a vendor at Jelutong’s pasar malam, so apparently their business was good that they can afford shop rental now! ric’s burgers is now located at The One, a fairly new commercial property at Bayan Lepas area.i thought the frontal of the shops here looks cute especially the balcony!instead of using a boring ‘PUSH’ sign, their hand drawn version is cuter, no?the interior is rather unpolished and rustic. we opted the bar seating, to scrutinize see the chef’s in action while waiting for our burgers.but before you can sit, order your burger & pay at the counter first.there’s only ONE item on the menu, i.e. oink oink burger! you can of course customize your bun (original, cheeseburger or rice burger!) and your topping (cheese, egg, bacon and patty) at additional cost. you can also make it a meal where your burger comes with a drink and hand-cut fries!oink oink burger with additional bacon & cheese | RM 8my oink oink burger had caramelized onion, bacon, cheddar cheese, pork patty, lettuce and house sauce. usually, the burger’s patty we had was rather soft, this on the other hand had a crisp outer layer, giving the whole burger a different texture. we do agree that the burger was tasty, but oily to our liking, like oil literally dripping off my burger, kinda put me off my appetite a little :/my friend made it a meal with her oink oink burger which came with an additional egg! house fries were slightly charred and soggy (which reminds me of Cele the BlabberBee! she’s the only one who adores soggy fries =.=). i like my fries crisp!you may wanna try ric’s burgers’ if you don’t mind the oily part (and addtional calorie). continue reading