Chur Burger

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Chur Burger, Fortitude Valley
It has been a while since I last had a gourmet burger! Together with MXM, we made our way to Chur Burger in the Valley. Thankfully, street parking was available and it was only a short distance walking into the burger joint.

The place is casual looking and we made our order at the counter. Immediately, I had my eye on their signature burger while MXM had the pulled pork burger. 


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As for the sides, we had the sweet potato fries with aioli. The chips with chilli salt does sound tempting as well!

 
 

Both of us opted for non-alcoholic drinks. The Lemmy lemonade succeed in soothing my thirst on that hot day while MXM's raspberry soda was refreshing, I guess.

Now back to our main characters of the day! My crispy pork belly sandwiched between this soft brioche bun, was delicious. Pretty amazing I would say. I had a bite and the pork belly was really tender, going well with the coleslaw and chilli caramel. At first I was contemplating of using the fork and knife for the burger but alas I grab them with my hands and gulped them... 

After my second bite, I did feel guilty and I removed the crispy skin and the fat of the pork belly. 

Signature Burger- $13


Sweet potato fries with lime salt and aioli - $6

The sweet potato fries were quite moreish and certainly a good side dish.

We both certainly enjoyed our burgers and luckily I got some wet wipes on me to clean our fingers! :)

 
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