This was a food truck in front of the mall, and served a burger that tasted like McDonald’s cheeseburger, in terms of the patty, the flavour profile and moistness, and the lack of any sauce or smokiness. The only thing that was different was the bun – thicker and fluffier. Not really distinctive, and not warranting a return visit.
Next time, I'll order in advance, although I hope that the online form will have a way to ask them to go easy on the sauce while doubling up on those paper-thin patties.
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