Dating Night at Burger Bakar Boss

Papa and I went out on a date without actually planning it.  We took Tareeq out because he hasn't bought anything in preparation for the coming Eid.  The town was busy!  We couldn't park the car near any shopping malls.  So we left Tareeq at the mall and decided to wait for him somewhere.  After managing to get away from the traffic jam, we found this place.

A small cafe with only 2 patrons inside - the main reason we decided to enter.

The first thing I saw after stepping in was this door.  I loved it!  I had a feeling that this was going to be one quirky cafe.

While Papa was ordering at the counter (self-service), I ventured the corners.  There were only two people manning the cafe.

There were many post-it notes on the wall.   The notes were written by the customers about the cafe.  There were also some photos, also of the customers enjoying food there.  Again, I loved it!

Loads of comments!

The cafe's logo.

The cafe's logo behind the counter with 'grilled hamburger' written in many languages and shaped into the cafe's logo.

This was Beef Burger.  The bun was black in colour. 

Review: Too garlicky for me. The meat was okay.  The dressing and sauces were also okay.  The bun did not have a distinct taste that can set it apart from other normal buns - other than the colour.  The overall presentation was okay.

Coffee.

Review: I loved it! (Who doesn't?)

I would recommend this cafe to friends.  While eating, other people started coming.  We may come back again.  It'd be nice if the lighting was a bit dimmer.  It'd give the cafe a sense of mystique.  It's too bright like any other mamak restaurants.  Oh ya! The price was also reasonable.

That's how we ended having a date that night.  Then we took Tareeq home.  He didn't buy anything because everything was expensive.  It's good that he acknowledged it.  So, he decided to go somewhere cheaper the next day.

And yup! It was one quirky cafe and I loved it.