Burger Junkyard

One of my favourite burger places to come to for a quick burger fix! Although they don’t serve my favourite charcoal buns (like MyBurgerLab does), their buttered buns are still fluffy and well done for me.
Firstly, the interior design is so unique, featuring walls filled with paint graffiti and short wooden blocks stacked at stools to sit on, and a small circular table. A very cosy and lively environment you’ll love if you’re a hipster and like trendy things!
My favourite burger is the Brooklyn Burger with juicy beef bacon and turkey ham patty topped off with healthy pineapple bits, caramelized onions, melted cheese, grilled tomatoes and a fried egg. Sounds tempting already right? Best of all, most of their burgers are less than RM20, making it an affordable spend on something so darn delicious!
Vegetarians you’d be delighted to know that they also serve Vegetarian burgers like the Ratatouille. I am definitely coming back again for my burger fix in the near future. Surely will recommend this place to my friends and colleagues!

I remember the first time I ate burger junkyard was when my parents had a party to attend so I was forced to get my own dinner alone. And at that time burger junkyard was pretty new and I thought maybe I should give it a shot after hearing raves about the place and food.
The environment of the place is pretty cool with their spray paint-​street art walls and deco. The staff here are extremely friendly and nice too. My favorite burger has to be the Swedish alps! If you like ikea meatballs, then you’d definitely love this burger. The beef patty was so juicy and yummy. I also like the steam cheese in the burger which was a different take compared to other burger places.
The pricing is pretty standard. The place is clean and parking isn’t a problem around this area.

Kota Damansara for some burger feast!
Located at the F & B hub at Kota Damansara, Burger Junkyard is a great place to have a burger feast. The place adopted a clean and minimalist theme.
What I truly like about this place is the interior of the restaurant which is designed with Graffiti painting all around. The beautiful graffiti creations is great for kids, they gonna love it! I consider that this its a great place for kids to hang around! The wooden crate chair and cable drum table is so cute!
Overall the place has very interesting decorations…
Regarding the food i have to say that it’s amazing. They make everything from scratch even the bun was made by one of the owner’s father. I was amazed when the chef said that they do not use any MSG in any of their Bun, Patty or even sauces. At Burger Junkyard you get FRESH & Healthy Burgers all at once!!!
Each and every burger has it’s own taste and deliciousness. I love the originalities and the sauces they used in their burger. Not to forget their to die for soft burger bun which help soaks the sauce into the buns. The beef patties are soooooo juicy and not too salty! Thumbs up!
Burger Junkyard has a set lunch that start from RM 13.90 which includes a fries, drinks and dessert! Woahhh what a value!
P. S. Burger Junkyard serve NO PORK and they are in process of getting Halal Certificate! So everyone can taste delicious burger at Burger Junkyard.

Burger Junkyard is a terrible name for a burger joint, but really, it is a pretty decent place to taste your burgers and to be thrilled by the taste.
The beef patties are handmade, and apparently, everything was and is ‘handmade’, a notion that is well reinforced by the workers and well advertised all around its menu. I would say that their burgers are okay, and not really up to its price, for many other burger joints really outpace Burger Junkyard in terms of consistency and flavor.
Of course, all of these are just my thoughts. All of you can eat all the back end of the burgers, for it is a junkyard, after all. Even the decorations are like it too, which makes the name even more laughable.

Like most burger joints these days, this place is self serviced. The interior of the place is quite rustic, with their framed décor and wall graffiti.
Not feeling like eating meat, I took the only vegetarian option which is the Pineapple Fungi (RM 16.90). It is comprised of pineapple, Portobello mushroom, onions and house made aioli. Served in a basket, I thought it was quite nice actually. The mushroom was served whole and uncut, making it the «patty». Along with the sweetness of the slightly grilled pineapple, it made it quite a juicy combination. Other than that, I thought it was quite simple and could be a little bit more interesting in terms of ingredients. My boyfriend ordered one of the beef burgers with blue cheese, and he really liked his burger. The patty is quite thick and moist, and you get the option of choosing either a 90-​gram patty for the single patty or 180 grams for the double with different price. All burgers are served with either salad or fries.
Apparently, they have daily lunch set featured different burgers everyday, priced at RM 13.90/set included a drink, fries and dessert. I like a good burger, but I suppose I didn’t do the place justice (again) by going for the odd choice. Not too bad and not too pricey.

I’m a huge fan of KGB, so for any other burger to impress me it has to be glorious.
My taste for burgers has evolved a while back. I was an absolute fan of Mcdonalds, but I don’t even remember when was the last time I went there since I discovered KGB.
I don’t want to disappoint you, but I think Burger Junkyard does not come close to compete with KGB.
I was really not impressed by their interior, service or burgers.
Maybe it just wasn’t my day for burgers, or maybe I’ve been spoiled or just too attached to KGB.

With Gourmet Burgers being so common nowadays in the Klang Valley, I’m sorry to disappoint you guys but Burger Junkyard really is just another place to get your, if necessary, burger fix. They do offer a little intrigue to your dining experience with the option of a mystery burger, which changes every now and then. Just a gimmick perhaps, but with homogeneity creeping up the burger parade, gimmicks do play their part in today’s world. Worth the try if you happen to be in Kota Damansara