WOLF Burgers @burgersbywolf collaborates with local celebrity Chef Shen Tan to launch this WOLF Rendang Beef Burger and WOLF Rendang Loaded Fries available from 29 April to 30 May 2021 at WOLF Burgers outlets and major delivery platforms. Juicy Wolf Burger beef patty with carmaelised onions drizzled with The Beef Rendang sauce features tender shredded beef braised in a sweetly spiced gravy of coconut, galangal, ginger, dried chilli with the added zest of kaffir lime and turmeric leaves, and lemon grass.
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Rendang Set Meal ($16.90) includes Rendang Beef Burger, Rendang Loaded Fries and choice of soda.
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💕Original Wolfbuger ($9.9).
cheeseburger with a juicy beef patty topped with melted American cheese, sautéed onions and the signature Wolf Burger sauce.
💕Timberwulf ($7.9).
Thick, crispy juicy chicken thigh topped with cheddar cheese, fresh homemade coleslaw and tangy honey mustard .
order from www.wolfburgers.com.sg or @grabfoodsg
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PasarBella At Suntec City Tower 2.
Ordered wagyu beef burger and we are sort of regulars and is my 10th times visiting. The burger is so satisfying and worth to go for. It comes with free flow drinks and large serving of fries. This meal just goes under $20! Amazing food needless to say.
Wolf Burgers has been around for years at pasarbella, and it’s been pretty reliable down through the years. A pair of thicc, xtra joocy medium rare patties dressed with sliced cheese & caramelised onions engulfed between a pair of bouncy brown buns should be the most complete meal a man can get.
Well, there was one thing missing this time unfortunately.
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WHERE’S THE SEASONING, YOU DONKEYYY
Also $6 cheese fries ain’t really worth it. It’s good, but not worth six bucks.
15buck burger. Pretty tiny for the price. Patty was chunky with a thicker than average slice of cheese.
Actually couldnt taste the salted egg flavour much. But chicken was juicy and made for an enjoyable burger.
It was my first time hearing this place called PasarBella which is like a high end hawker centre.
My friend recommended me to have Wolf Burger hence I ordered the Wagyu Beef Burger ($14.90). The beef patty and the sautéed onion are great and the cheese is unique. The cheese is not those thin and only a bit of taste. It is like a thin solid piece.
However, the quality and the price doesn't really match. My friend then told me there is their Wolf Burger ($9.90) which I didn't notice as it is not prominent as much as the Wagyu Beef Burger.
I might try the Wolf Burger next time which is more worth it.
Traveled far and wide from my office at MBFC to suntec for this burger. It was juicy, not mind blowing and tasted like something you can get from Carl’s Junioe at a cheaper price? They make your orders on the spot so I had to wait like everyone else
Ever since trying it during the Singapore Eco Film Festival, I was hooked and addicted and couldn’t be happier when I found out that there was one (yes, sadly only one) establishment that serves Burgers made of Beyond Meat patties.
I’m not a vegetarian by any means but the Future Burger at Wolf Burger is something that will blow your mind.
Beyond meat is a fully plant based protein “meat” patty that looks like meat, smells like meat and tastes as good as any beef patty you can get out there.
It is juicy and busting with “meatiness”.
Do note however that it is a lot pricier than the other burgers available at wolf burger (nearly double the price),
Apologies for the bad picture as the lighting completely thew off the picture but I would highly recommend it, if anything, at least for the experience.
Built for comfort-food seekers, Wolf Burgers’ Umami Bomb ($11.90) is just the thing to try on your next cheat day. Coated in a secret umami sauce, the signature Wolf patty - freshly grounded beef patty is made even better with the savoury-sweet combination. With a slight resemblance to our familiar mushroom swiss, the unassuming burger was certainly an upgrade - more juicy and perfectly sandwiched between two soft buns and beautiful melty cheese.
This Suntec City spot makes 'em compact, flavour-packed and worth the money! For a satisfying lunch bun, get the Magic Shrooms ($10.90) with provolone and truffled mushrooms or go big with the Umami Bomb ($11.90) with a secret sauce that Burppler Jonathan Wong describes as an 'out-of-this-world experience'.
Photo by Burppler Jonathan Wong
Standard Wolf burger (9.90) with sweet potato fries. Tasty package, great bun accompanying the burger. Fries a little soggy but still good - could do with a wider selection of sauces to dip though...
No expectation even though we heard of this place before. Pop by to Suntec for lunch & try this hipster food truck zone because we can’t find Food Republic. 😅
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“Nasi Lemak fish burger”$7.90 (fish, Sambal, raw onion, cucumber and a fried egg) was served piping hot followed by “Coyote Burger”$6.90 (beef patty with melted cheddar) with 1 packet of fries to share $4.0 We can’t find fault on burgers.
The ingredients are cooked freshly (so fresh that one of us got burnt tongue from biting into hot fried fish)...😂
Gotta be in one must try list! 👍
Beautifully buttered buns sandwiching truffled mushrooms and onions atop a medium rare beef patty. The beef patty was moist and lightly seasoned. Loved how the provolone cheese binded everything together with the addition of a cheesy pull effect! Simply one of the best shrooms burgers I have ever had!
Combine the soft, fluffy bun with a perfectly cooked patty with a nice crust at the edges, cheese and some secret umami seasoning, like it’s name, this burger is a flavor bomb! I see some kombu peeking out from the cheese, so it’s safe to say it’s part of the secret seasoning. This is my go to burger now at Wolf Burgers. #wolfburgersg #burpple
Saw quite a number of reviews for this; decided to for it considering how I was in the area and my friend was craving for a burger — realised I hadn’t been visiting Wolf Burgers for a while.
I really liked how it was pretty much inspired from the McDonald’s special in the way it was designed — there was a hint of coconut with the fried batter of the fish — crisp, yet featuring a moist and flaky flesh within. It comes full with a sambal that is sweet yet provides a kick — a good sambal even by traditional Nasi Lemak standards. It also comes with cucumber slices and fried egg; lacks the Ikan Bilis that people wished it would come with the McDonald’s version as well. One thing did, however, not sit with me well — the fried egg was particularly speckled with black dots and featured a disturbingly brown crust that carried an aesthetic similar to onion rings along its side; felt that it was fried using overused oil — could have done better by using a fresh batch of oil (or at least not reused to this extent), considering I am actually having this at a hipster food court stall; details that should have been better taken care of.
Part of pasar bella. Tried the chritmas special santa slam ($15.9). Includes a turkey avocado burger & strawberry cheesecake milkshake. Turkey was moist, avocado gives creaminess but the buns were too soggy, although it was a pretty good deal altogether 4/5
Don't think of making it well done, beef is in its best when just in medium. 😉 Just like life. Choosing medium and moderation are recommended for a happy life. HAHA.
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Pretty good, but something was missing. Flavours were quite muted, it didn't leave an impression and I can't even recall the taste now. But to be clear, it definitely was not a bad burger. Just forgettable.
