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Monday, March 28, 2011

Trunk Diner

I have walked past this place so many times, but yet I never actually stopped to even notice that it is actually a restaurant cafe.

It wasn't until Eddie showed me an article on Trunk Diner's wagyu burger that I actually learnt about this place. So when I arrived, I thought to myself, "Ooooh, so this is Trunk Diner."

I like how casual the diner looks. Reminds me of the restaurant cafe in Malaysia that serves really good wanton noodles. But I reckon it's a nice place to chill out with friends. :)

Which was exactly what I did, with my two guy friends of whom I haven't gone out with in quite a while. But unfortunately for me, all they did was yak yak yak about poker. (T_T)"

We all ordered the wagyu burger (because that was the purpose of going there anyways) - 175 grams of fresh ground wagyu beef in a grilled brioche with baby cos lettuce, tomatoes and house made pickles.

The burger came de-constructed, so you may add in the sides as you wish, which I was very pleased with because I usually have to remove whatever I don't like (ie. onions especially, but usually everything except tomatoes). So it just makes it easier for me. :P

And yeah, it is pretty affordable at $10 for a wagyu burger, but I also added gruyere cheese (which costed me an extra $1.50) because what's a burger without cheese, isn't it?

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I kinda enjoyed it, but if I were to compare Trunk with Plan B, it is no where even close. Same price, different quality. In fact, Plan B is even cheaper. Cox it is $10 with cheese included! :P

6 comments :

Michelle Chin said...

Wow you live near this place?

- m i c h e l l e - said...

Well, not super near, but quite near. About 10 mins walk.

thang @ noodlies said...

Gosh wagyu is everywhere, I noticed even at subway (where I confess I do loiter though haven't tried their new wagyu subs).

The burger looks good, I'm like you, the onion the first to go!

- m i c h e l l e - said...

YAH! I'm so excited to know that subway does wagyu sandwich now too. I'm gonna try it soon!

Hehe although I use onion in my cooking I HAVE TO REMOVE IT hahaha! *high5*

edward said...

like angus beef, the names create an "exclusivity". a very good marketing strategy hehe.

wagyu has different grades.. i'm very sure subway is using the lowest grade and the worst cut from wagyu cattle. most places are using low-mid range of wagyu grade.

but if you compare this to plan b's wagyu burger, plan b has a more superior product can be because of the different cuts of wagyu present in one patty and also because of the grade hehehe

- m i c h e l l e - said...

Eddie, I agree with that too! But I'm still gonna try Subway. One day. Haha! But the best wagyu still has to go to Takumi!

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