Carl's Jr. (SingPost Centre)

Apparently uses more premium beef. It's a typical burger, with pickle, cheese, tomato, lettuce, onion, mustard, mayo and ketchup, but quite enjoyable sia.

Wow quite shiok. My hack is to further dump their complimentary salsa and diced onion on this.

Chargrilled patty, yakiniku sauce, diced onion etc. Is it the only fast-food pork burger in Singapore? Since practically all fast food are halal. It's better than I expected. The sauce helped but the meat was good quality, which was a feat for pork.

@carlsjrsingapore marketing department has definitely been caught lacking, as I didn’t even know they were running a limited time burger special as a tie in to the new Godzilla & King Kong movie. They had the burgers for a whole month and I didn’t see a single ad about it until I walked in. But now we get back to the meat of the matter (or the burger in this case), the Godzilla Burger priced at twenty three dollars, and the Kong Burger priced at nineteen dollars. Both come with an included mango soft drink that will come in pretty handy later on.⠀
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I simply couldn’t resist the allure of bacon, and I got the Godzilla Burger. The gargantuan Godzilla lives up to its namesake: fluffy brioche buns can barely contain THREE thick Angus beef patties that are topped with American cheese & lots of bacon. The Godzilla Burger is a prime illustration of the phrase ‘too much of a good thing’, as the grilled beef patties, the salty bacon & the cheese all combined to form an obscene onslaught on my palate & my waistline. ⠀
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I absolutely adore a behemoth burger, but the Godzilla was too much for even me to handle. I was struggling to get the last few bites of burger down as my body started to loathe me, and the amount of grease from the burger was too much for even the free flow salsa from the condiment bar to contain. The Godzilla Burger is a tasty burger, but once is certainly enough for me.⠀
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Another reason why Carl’s Jr is lagging far behind its competitors is due to their baffling business decisions. I was only given the option to add on fries for a dollar, but I wanted onion rings. However, I had to pay full price for the rings, which came up to $5.30. I think Carl’s Jr changed their onion ring recipe as these new ones appear to have a more craggy coating and are way more crunchy than before, so I wouldn’t say that the extra $5 was a waste. Still extortionate though. Come on @carlsjrsingapore, make it make sense.

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I tried Carl’s Jr.’s limited-time Smokey Brisket Angus Beef Burger recently. This burger, which consists of a thick patty made with 100% Angus Beef, a generous portion of smokey brisket draped with BBQ sauce, and classic smoked American cheese, is freshly made to order, and it was pretty yummy! I liked how juicy the patty was, and the smokiness from the brisket and cheese elevated the overall flavour! You can complete your meal in the form of a combo with their natural-cut fries and a cup of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.

Oh, and if you’re not aware, their all-you-can-drink Beverage Bar and Salsa Bar are back after a 2-year hiatus. Help yourself to unlimited refills of drinks, as well as condiments like jalapeño and fresh salsa to pair with your burger.