la burger

k-town burger and k-fries. so good. nom. nom. nom. so filling. have to nap now.

great. it was a great burger

cannot say enough bad things. spoiled milkshake. greasy greasy fries and tots. wilted lettuce on hamburger. hamburger meat was raw. they refused to refund my pre-paid order. rotten attitude of staff and manager. too many choices in town. skip this one. not going back.

i was looking for something interesting to order for my lunch meal and then came across this. they don’t serve regular burgers but korean style burgers. so, i finally ordered veggie black bean burger from this place with add-ons like grilled kimchi, mushrooms and extra cheese. the packaging was good and it was handled very well. now coming to the taste, it tasted awesome. loved the grilled kimchi inside the burger. it was one of the perfect meals.

this place has a great price point. i love their food choices. they have nice portions too. the byob makes it all the more sweeter! wish they had more room on friday evenings.

if you want to taste something unique this is a great spot. la burger offers a korean twist to all of its burgers and it comes out surprisingly well. first off, you have to get their kim chi fries. no fries compares to these fires. as for their burgers i had the la burger. the meat was tender and was well cooked.the burger had a tangy, spicy kick due to the kim chi which really makes the burger special.

good burger specially bulgogi taco was fantastic.
byob is save money option.

had the cali burger and i really love it. the thing i really like the best is the bread because it has flavor that works perfectly with the burger. i was pleasantly surprise as to how good it was. will be coming back here for sure.

one of my top five burger places. get the la burger (i get mine with no sauce) and you won't be let down. did somebody say k-fries? no meal here is complete with out k-fries! wonderful, polite and sweet staff. a friend that dines here frequently with me compared their burgers to rodeo goat. i disagree, these burgers are much better than rodeo goat. oh and their buns are home made too! if your in the area then don't miss this gem! i read somewhere they are opening up a third location. i just wish they would open one up in fort worth!

classic american comfort food with a korean twist! secret menu : koreano burger. recommended side dish : k-fries. ambience is okay. you don't come here to be seen, you come here to eat!

used to be good.... greasy fries and onion rings - they should change that nasty cooking oil.

very rare burger with sour (spoiled?) mushrooms.

veggie tacos no longer offered.

sad really, they started out so good.

omg cheeseburgers!. every time i come back to texas i have to eat here. the burgers are some of the best i've had along with the kimchi fries (k-fries). i usually get the og, la, or west coast burger with curly k-fries and get chicken on them instead of bulgogi. i will admit this place is a little pricey but it's worth it. everyone i know loves coming here and drive from arlington just to eat here. we've come when it's busy and slow, you usually do not have to wait a long time for your food. the burgers are a good size and i usually share an order of k fries with my boyfriend. their buns have a settle sweetness to them which i like. they also have options for vegetarians and turkey burgers or hot dogs or philly cheese steak. for anyone who hasn't tried la burger, i definitely recommend you should!

good burger - sweet taste in the bun. i have been to la burger twice now. they serve very good burgers with above average meat flavors. it's always pink and juicy in the middle. the bun is an interesting twist. if you have ever had king hawaiian rolls, you know they have a sweet flavor. their hamburger buns are slightly sweet, but not over powering. i thought it added to the flavor. the juice from the burger and sauteed mushroom was pulled into the bun, but did not fall apart. the natural cut fries were crispy and lightly seasoned. i enjoyed both my burger and fries.
the atmosphere changed from a year ago. the decor is still simple with a flat blue/gray everywhere. what's missing is the loud techno rock. i was able to watch tv and read a few chapters in my book

good food very poor service.. ok so here is the run down i have been here at least 4 times so i cant say dont go as the food is good. the biggest problem i have with them is they are slow, rude and the staff is very inexperienced. dont bother calling in orders as they will not even start to make your order until you get there. seconds don't try and give them multiple orders because their going to screw something up. the 4 times i have been here they have messed up our orders twice. also either there pos system is really bad or they don't know how to operate it and they very slow. long in short of it if you have an hr lunch you can try it out but if you have a 30min break dont even try you wont get out of there for at least 45min waiting on a burger that may or may not be what you orderd.

very california. ...and for all the wrong reasons. dubstep (which i hate) being played too loud, overpriced and over-embellished food that ends up terrible as a result.

everything was just plain bad. meat was oh-so-bland (true waste of angus) and five guys can cook a well done burger juicier than their medium. kimchi added no excitement, other toppings were mediocre--mealy tomato and avocado that was too soft. then the buns--wait, who in doge's name ever thought it was a good idea to have yeast roll buns? sickeningly sweet is not what i want with a burger. more california influence there, assuredly. fries ranked among the worst i have had--the oil used to cook them had that not-changed-often-enough aftertaste to it. did i mention overpriced? way overpriced.

i am honestly not that biased against small or local chains, but each and every single one i have had here so far after the move has been detestable. will be on truly small business for at least a month (or until i am forced).