Larb Burger Lunch Set at MYR19.90 nett. It includes fries, coleslaw and a hot or cold ice lemon tea. I chose a glass of cold ice lemon tea and was pleased to see that the drink is not from a premix packet drink but a glass of tea with lemon slices in it with the syrup served separately by default without needing customers to request for it to be served separately. I prefer my ice lemon tea to be not sweet at all so I did not use any of the syrup. A small glass of plain water was also given foc.
Side view of the burger
A nicely charred pork patty and bun with Thai basil so if you don't like this herb remember not to order this burger.
Cross section of the juicy patty. There is a special green slightly spicy sauce slathered on the bun beneath the patty.
This was the lunch set menu a few months ago. I wonder whether it is still the same menu now.
You could not finish? Wowwww!!! You're a small eater - I probably would need to order seconds. Hehehehehe!
ReplyDeletetwo lunch sets for you coming up.
DeleteLooks yummy and I like basil!
ReplyDeletebasil taste is nice.
DeleteThat trusted container is like an extension of your (very tiny) stomach! The set menu looks really good.
ReplyDeletethat's one way to look at it!
DeleteHmmm...you are really a very small eater. That burger appears small to me and I would probably have space for more food after that hee..hee...
ReplyDeletelike stp two lunch sets for you too!
DeleteThe whole set will be just nice for me. I tapau with my tummy. Lol! You eat so little.
ReplyDeletehahaha! :)
DeleteLarb burger, I think I will like it... and next time I also must bring my own tiffin carrier.. cos we are small eaters, aren't we? :)
ReplyDeleteyes we are!
DeleteThis is so weird and unique to put basil inside the burger. I love basils anyway.
ReplyDeleteme too.
DeleteI forgot to reply that Larb is actually a common Thai word for Laotian meat salad which is a national dish of Laos. They probably played with the words in the menu and said it is "Thai inspired"....
DeleteI was always a fool to drive all the way to Publika to eat when their less crowded branch at Tropicana is less than 5 minutes from my home, without any tolls!!!! Ha ha ha!
thank you for explaining what larb means. this coming from you, a Thai expert means a lot. i believe you like the ambiance in tropicana more than publika if you go there more often now that you know it is so near your home.
DeleteThe description still makes no sense to me. Unless they mean Larb is a Thai pronunciation. At first I thought it was a typo for Lard. As in pork lard. :/
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it is lard + basil, hence larb?? :/
if you google the word larb you will find the results include larb salad and larb cuisine so larb is a valid word in a certain language.
DeleteI would love to eat the larb burger but maybe need to share with someone.
ReplyDeletejust eat the burger alone is ok. let others eat the salad and fries.
Deletelooks good for rm19.90! compared to BurgerLab the set is cheaper~
ReplyDeletethe burger is much smaller than burgerlab's burger.
DeleteThe pork patty looks good, I like it to be juicy
ReplyDeletejuicy is definitely better than dry.
DeleteThe patty looks very thick, I guess it must be good la!
ReplyDeletequite tasty!
DeleteI like your container. Looks really nice.
ReplyDeleteI prefer my lemon tea without sugar too.
thanks!
DeleteThis is so tempting.
ReplyDeleteit is all right.
DeleteGosh, I definitely need these, dear! xoxo
ReplyDeleteyou can easily make your own cos you are such a good cook!
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