Bangkok’s Probably Best Burgers

A burger is not necessarily a burger.

This is the lesson you’re about to make when paying a visit to MOS Burger - Japanese Fine Burger & Coffee.

And you ever doubted the Japanese were perfectionists?

One of many delights at MOS: Not one burger, not a single French fries, is pre-prepared. It’s all made fresh.

Or let me ask you this way: Have you never ever returned French fries at a, let’s say, McDonald’s? I do it all the time. Until I get the crispy ones.

You won’t have to waste that kind of energy at MOS - an acronym for “Mountain, Ocean and Sun.” An expression, says MOS, of love for people and nature. And food that makes you happy.

MOS is a surprising proof that there can be fine dining with no knives and forks.

You wanna lick those napkins clean. Is that a sauté white wine sauce gently flowing over the Seafood Kakiage Rice Burger?

And if you haven’t had a MOS Fish Burger yet - go. Reinvent your whole attitude towards fish burgers.

Not that their fish burger is big and juicy, it’s rather subtle and, yes, harmonic. The freshly chopped onions in the tartar mayonnaise add to the perfect, soft crunch.

If they’d just added a slice or two of gherkins. I’d be camping out there.

It goes without saying, MOS’s burgers are not your rustic steakhouse’s heavy output with loads of onions, pickles, mustard and a slice of sharp cheddar cheese on a toasted bun.

MOS’s burgers are Japanese first of all. Therefore more sublime.

Recently, near our table, a guy seemed to be in deep meditation while caressing his Teriyaki Chicken Burger quietly.

And there he went, ordering another one.

And that’s about the only negative at MOS: Sometimes there are queues. Actually, most of the time there are queues. Even longer queues. Because those burgers - forget about MOS’s hot dogs - are good.

And you don’t wait at the cashier for your order. You pay. You get a number. You put the number on your table. And you get your BURGERS - don’t only eat one - delivered to your table.

In a fast food restaurant.

Can you believe those Japanese? Seriously, who doesn’t love them.

Did I mention? I do.

You’ll find MOS at Central World and new branches at Paragon and Central Chidlom.

Or prefer sandwiches? Read our Bangkok Sandwich Bible.

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Comments

4 Responses to “Bangkok’s Probably Best Burgers”

Andrew Philcorn on October 14th, 2007 7.08 am

Nice website - keep up the good work.

We went to try MOS Burger. Was really awesome.

Good news: 6pm on a Friday and guess what, no queues!

Central World recently upgraded the shopping mall, with splendid architecture throughout this immense building. Maybe one of the biggest shopping malls in Asia. Skytrain station Chidlom.
BangkokDan on October 14th, 2007 3.18 pm

Central World HAD to upgrade. How many prime shopping malls around?

Paragon, Maboonkrong, Gaysorn Plaza, Siam & Discovery Center, etc. And their own Central Chidlom!

Quite quiet in most places right now, except Paragon.

The new sky walk from Chidlom to Central World is a breeze though. Lofty walking over traffic nightmares.

BangkokDan
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josh on September 9th, 2008 4.14 pm

Sublime … you really do have no idea about food & fast food also, yes of course you would return your fries at McDonald’s and frequent a place like that to get good fries & food, how do you put that @#%^, add what ever you like into your body, sauce on a sandwich???

MOS burgers made fresh from … crap, where else would you suggest that is mediocre, have you been to France or Italy and had real bread …

It is available here also … so disappointing … sublime …