la burger

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 wasgoodand 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.

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 howgoodit was. will be coming back here for sure.

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 agoodsize 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 verygoodburgers 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

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 agoodidea 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).

uh... may... zing!!! genuin.... uh... may... zing!!!
genuinely impressed!!
burger? tender, with just the right amount of crispy sear on the edges.
the bun was astonishing!
fluffy but toasted... perfectly!!
now i love kimchi and korean food but i never imagined kimchi beinggoodon a burger but it was amazing!
tangy like a pickle with a little heat therefore actually quite complimentary to the burger.
i myself would probably prefer the kimchi raw instead of cooked but for most people i can understand it being cooked which tones it down quite a bit.
in summary the only thing i regret is not having a bigger stomach & just wish i could've eaten more. i can't wait to go back!!

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 begoodone 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.

very surprised. i just got back from la burger and was surprised how mediocre the food was. went because it got great reviews but based on my food it is not great. my burger was ok but really not better than a what a burger. the roll was the best part of the sandwich. order a veggie burgerand it too was average to below average. try a veggie burger at houston's and you will know what an exceptional veggie burger tastes like. ordered french fries, terrible commercial, frozen french fries. a waste of money and calories. i ate 4 and threw the rest in the trash. the music in the restaurant is loud techno music that tends to vibrate you out of your seat. i had to take my food to go because the music was so aggitating. so for the 81% of the folks that liked this place i can not figure it out. i love agoodburger joint but this is definitely not one of them. try sid"s rainbow grill in downtown carrollton if you like a greasy spoon joint with agoodburger and excellent fresh cut french fries.

this place is amazing. understated. i tried it for the first time got the la cheese steak loaded with bulgogi i couldn't even pronounce the word when
i walked in but wow.. now i'll be a fan and supported of this burger joint for as long as i am around one. one the best cheese steaks i've ever had hands down. service was great sogoodi'm about to get k-fries to go.