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Burger King -
17th August 2006
Some people may not class it as food, but it was good !!!
Just got back from a quick trip, very good and feel fat. Remember, be nice to other users and don't trash their threads. |
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17th August 2006
Where? the airport?
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Triple O's can't be beat. Tried Burger King in KL just to see what all the fuss was about and it were rubbish, I tell thee! |
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Probably the one in The Peak Tower I imagine Catz. |
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Triple O's are nice but the sauce covers the taste of the beef whereas you can really taste the beef in BK burgers, or you could when I was in the UK...but that was a couple of years back.
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I'm sticking with Cul de Sac. BK is good when it's $0.99.
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I tried Triple O's and I don't like it either. Cal du Sac is not bad.
Hmmm, will make hamburger tonight for dinner. |
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Where's Cul de Sac? |
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There is one in Wanchai, near delaney's.
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There's one in Rat Alley, LKF, and one across from Mes Amis.
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