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Louie Huangon Google

10 months ago

This place has made the best burgers I’ve ever had. I’ve been coming here for over a year and I have not once had any complaints. I would highly recommend. I would like to share my experience. I started with the Arnold Slawznegger. Southern south fried chicken patty, American cheese, slaw, jalapeños, spicy mayo, it literally terminated my hunger on site. The first bite broke, and the burger sighed. Hot juices and sauce slipping out in near rivulets, gleaming on my knuckles before the napkin could catch up. The chicken was tender and juiced like it had its own heartbeat. The bun held as long as it could, then hurled a little, soaking up the runoff like a sponge taught good manners.The slaw came in cool, green, and bright, a gentle hush against the heat. Jalapeños popped like green fireworks, quick sparks that lit the edge of the mouth and then sweetened. The spicy mayo rolled through last, a warm tide that didn’t shout, just insisted. It was all brawn and balance, a clean one-two of crunch and tenderness. I caught myself grinning between mouthfuls and, yes I said it out loud. “I’ll be back”. Across my table, my friend was fully locked in. Elbows easy, shoulders down, eyes smiling, the kind of focused joy that needs no commentary. We traded that wordless nod you give when the food is doing all the talking. The grill hissed like rain on warm stone, the room carried a small citrus clean brightness and for a few minutes time felt neatly stacked: bite, breathe, laugh, repeat. Fries were the quiet assassin. You could hear the first chip break, a neat snap, and feel the steam bloom behind it. No sag, no sog, just crisp lattice outside and a cloud light centre. Salt cling in tiny bright crystals that sparked on the tongue. They held their crunch to the bottom of the box, even after a patient dunk in sauce; the paper wore a faint fog halo and the fries stayed calm and golden, like they refused to wilt in principle. Anonymous Burgers doesn’t need neon or noise. It just cooks. Every visit lands. Every bite counts. STRONGLY recommend.

Clararia Wuon Google

8 months ago

Came across this spot and it’s seriously underrated. Tried their signature Heisenburger and it did not disappoint — juicy prime beef, American cheese, maple bacon, fresh lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and their BA sauce all working really well together. Super satisfying, solid flavours. Easy 8/10 for me. We also tried the Arnold Slawzenegger chicken burger with southern fried chicken, cheese, slaw, jalapeños and sriracha mayo. Crispy, well-seasoned chicken with a nice kick from the sauce — another 8/10. Overall, great burgers, good portions, and definitely worth checking out if you’re a burger lover. Will be back to try more. 🍔🔥

All About Food Mateon Google

2 years ago

The chicken burger was fantastic—juicy and far from dry. The burgers are simple and straightforward but done right. The loaded fries were on point, with the sauce adding a delicious touch. We also tried the sweet and spicy wings, which were absolutely delightful. The price point is not bad for the pocket too. 2 thumbs up for Burger anonymous, a proper burger place!

Selena Xianon Google

a year ago

Burger Anonymous honestly surprised me — the food came out quick, everything was hot and fresh, and every bite just hit. I started with the Seoulja Boy ($15), which was a fried chicken burger with this sticky sweet and spicy Korean sauce. The chicken was perfectly crispy on the outside and still juicy inside, and the sauce added so much flavour without being too overpowering. It was easily the standout for me. I also tried the Arnold Slawznegger ($15), and that one had a juicy beef patty with slaw that added a fresh crunch and helped cut through the richness. It was messy to eat but so worth it! The Heisenburger ($15) was more of a classic smash burger, but done really well. Soft bun, melty cheese, and that crispy-edged patty that’s packed with flavour. We also got a serve of the Buffalo Wings ($12), which had a nice crisp coating and a solid amount of sauce. They had a bit of a kick, not too spicy, but enough to make them addictive. Overall, it was just a great feed — the flavours were strong, the portions were fair for the price, and it’s definitely the kind of place I’d come back to when I’m craving a proper burger.

Michelle Won Google

a year ago

I tried Burgers Anonymous' 3 new burgers. The Jaminator was a cheeseburger with BBQ bacon, onion jam and herbed mayo. It was juicy and has the right amount of sweetness. The Seoul Ja Boy had this massive piece of Southern fried chicken hanging out of the bun. I loved the spicy Korean sauce. The Seoul Ja Mushroom was the vegetarian version of the Seoul Ja Boy with a super crispy mushroom. Burgers Anonymous is always great value and is one of my favourite cheap eats. I love the mountain of chips that come in the combo ♦️Jaminator - Premium beef patty, American cheese, BBQ bacon and onion jam, pickles and herb mayo. $14 (combo with fries and drink $22) ♦️Seoul Ja Boy - Southern fried chicken, lettuce, pickles, spicy Korean sauce with herb mayo. $15 (combo with fries and drink $22) ♦️Seoul Ja Mushroom - Southern fried mushroom,, lettuce, pickles, spicy Korean sauce with herb mayo. $15 (combo with fries and drink $22) ♦️Truffle fries parmesan cheese and truffle mayo $9