la burger

cannot say enough bad things. spoiled milkshake. greasy greasyfriesand 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.

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. nofriescompares 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.

used to be good.... greasyfriesand 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 kimchifries(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 kfrieswith 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 cutfrieswere 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

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.friesranked 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).

this place is awesome. i was a little weary of kim chi on a burger but it was delicious. the flavor was amazing and was a great fusion of flavors. the kfrieswere awesome withe the bulgogi beef. the burgers were fresh and juicy. definitely one of the best burgers i've ever eaten.

culture clash. i didn't know what to expect having fried egg and kimchi on a cheeseburger. hands down i thought it was an excellent combination. the fried kimchi didn't at all overwhelm the burger itself and the fried egg was a mere complement. their kimchifrieswere delicious as well, has a bit of a kick to them. definitely coming back.

love this place. the staff is very friendly and accomodating. i let them know it was my first time, and they reviewed the menu. although, not a huge menu. it's a menu of quality food. the burgers are sooo tender and juicy. i loved the k-town with the yummy kimchi. i went withouth the egg. i do like egg on my burger though. k-fries...out of this world. who woulda thunk to put bulgogi and kimchi on french fries. forget the chili cheesefriesof the past. second time in, took my co-workers, they raved about it for a couple of days afterward.

not great, again. i work near la burger and would love to have a great place to go for lunch once a week. unfortunately, this is not it. the food is ok, but very inconsistent. what may be good one day will be soggy and flavorless the next time. i also have a very difficult time getting a correct order. i always ask for no sauce, and yet, every burger still has sauce on it. the philly i tried was almost uneatable. i haven't tried the korean fusion menu options yet, the lack of ability to master the basics has me worried about a new food experience. for over $10 for a burger,fries(regular, small), and a drink, i expect much, much more.

first time visit- thumbs way up. i will try just about any burger place in my quest for the perfect burger. this place definitely did not dissapoint. i dont like charbroiled burgers so i went with the corean, which was the bulgogi and kimchi burger and i am sooooo glad i did. it was so, so good! the k-townfriesand hotdogs are next on my list.

not sure how i feel?. ok, so this place has been open by my apartment for quite a while now. decided to check it out one night with the family. it was fairly empty as it was a weeknight and they were getting ready to close. never had korean style tacos/burgers, and i keep on hearing about it, so we thought it would be fun to try something different. not sure why i decided to get a regular burger, but i got the la burger. after trying one of my sister-in-law's tacos, i knew i had made a mistake. her bulgogi taco was absolutely amazing! it had so much flavor, i will go back for sure b/c of the tacos. my burger however, was average at best... and a little greasy for my taste. that's saying a lot b/c i love a fat greasy burger. not sure what happened but i felt a little nauseated after dinner, that feeling when you eat really bad greasy food. probably didn't help that we gotfriesloaded with a ton of cheese. i should've gotten the bulgogi burger instead for a more korean experience. the kimchi on my burger didn't make it any better. i'll definitely be back, but will make sure i get straight bulgogi or dejigogi next time. price wasn't too bad, not cheap but not expensive at all.