Wolf Burgers

I ordered on Grab a teriyaki chicken burger with extra chicken patty to be delivered at 9pm. After a long day I thought I could take comfort in a nice burger. I got to know about Wolf Burgers from an online article where the owners talk about the how the philosophy is to feed a hungry family. Apparently that's just marketing BS. My teriyaki burger patty was BURNT badly. BOTH patties including the add-on. And the patties are TINY. Are peeling off all the burnt parts it's literally just the bun left to eat. The nerve of you Wolf Burgers to serve this.

Patty was well made and juicy, but the lack of fillings and the skinny bun was in poor contrast to the patty. The sweet corn with butter was a joke, hardly sweet. Paid $24 for their signature burger with a fried egg, fries and the corn, price did not match the overall quality of the meal. Quite disappointing.

Came here to try the Future Burger (made with the much-talked-about Beyond Meat©, made entirely of plant-based proteins). The a la cart burger cost $16 (compared to the standard Wold Burger which is $10) so you would be hoping it's something special. And the taste doesn't disappoint! It bites like a real patty in a real burger, not like the dry, flaky usual vegetarian / bean burger options. The taste isn't 100% similar to beef but I'd be freaked out if it was. However this is good enough and will definitely satisfy any burger cravings for latter-day vegetarians like myself who often crave a juicy burger. Be aware there isn't a combo set, despite the photos on the menu suggesting otherwise. Sides have to be ordered separately. Sweet potato fries are on point 👌 but the seaweed sweetcorn was a mushy wet cup of confused flavours, avoid.

I had the future burger for the first time. And I can say that it was pretty close to the real meat patty. It had some bite and was juicy. But it looked too red and too homogeneous compared to real beef. Other than that, it was actually a good experience. The only thing is that I didn’t feel as full as with a real burger. But I guess that’s a good thing if you want to eat healthy.

Located within PasarBella Suntec City, this burger joint offers a simple burger and fries menu. It can get rather crowded during lunch hours so best avoid peak periods. The menu from Wolf Burgers are quite straightforward, they have the usual no-frills beef burgers and some innovative burgers such as the Nasi Lemak Fish Burger and Salted Egg Fried Chicken Burger. They also offer interesting fries such as Kimchi Cheese Fries and Sweet Potato Fries. We had the Wolf Wagyu and a Triple-Wolf Burger (add-on a patty to the Double). The burgers are made to order so do expect a bit of a wait for your meal. The burgers came with a slice of cheese on each patty and the usual lettuce and tomatoes. The burger bun had a nice bite to it. It was not breaking apart even with the juices overflowing from the burger patties. The beef patties were thick but sadly a bit overcooked for my liking. It was juicy but felt too spongy like a meatloaf. Overall an average experience. The price is reasonable but quality could be better.