Verdict of the....Two Blur Guys

It isn't too hard to find Two Blur Guys as it is surrounded by Japanese restaurants at Level 1 of Orchid Hotel, so unfortunately or fortunately, it stood out.

Largely westerners or stranded lunch crowd who has no other places to go will be attracted to this little cafe. Went during lunch time with a friend who just got back from Aussie for the new year. It was totally empty at first but soon after we ordered our food, streams of crowd started entering the tiny restaurant, perhaps coz everywhere else was full.

Their menu is really limited in choices but there is definitely something for everyone and i really mean for everyone. Whether you are a vegan or a non-beef eater ( like me), you can have your burger and eat it too!

I got the Pulled Pork Burger which the waitress who took our orders recommended, while RJ got the Prime Beef Burger. Beef burgers never goes wrong it seems, all my beef-lover friends seldom ever complained that their beef dish taste horrible. Is it because it can be eaten in several ways, hence you never have to worry if it's rare, or medium rare.

Each burger came with the mesclun salad and potato salad which were gorgeous! Probably love them a teeny bit more than the main course. The pulled pork in mine was tangy and juicy with the melted cheese. So overall, i was quite satisfied with my not-too-overly-heavy lunch.

My Pulled Pork Burger ($11.50)
RJ seemed to enjoy his burger too! Though i can't taste beef, i asked if he liked it and for somebody who has been living with western cuisine half his life, i deduced that the quality of the grounded beef patty was quite good.

Beef Burger with Gruyere Cheese and Truffle Oil ( $12.50)
I had the set which was $15 which includes a bottle of snappee while RJ got a root beer to go with his lunch. Their cakes look pretty tempting but i managed to controlled well.

Two Blur Guys serve pretty decent food at affordable prices and zero queuing time ( waiting time for food is unavoidable huh, don't be too demanding haha).

Since i do not have much choices, i doubt i will come back anytime soon unless i crave for Pulled Pork Burger in particular :)

Two Blur GuysOrchid Hotel1 Tras Link #01-13Tel No: 6636 - 4183Mon - Sat: 11am to 9.30pm

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