14 Sep 2010

SS2 Wai Sik Kai – Stall 24: RM4.80 PORK Burger + egg!

Another discovery! And it’s an easily accessible venue for affordable pork burgers! :yahoo:

The aunty manning the stall is very friendly. Can’t say the same for the Indian/Myanmar/whatever dude who was frying the patty. Quite an arrogant fella.

Pork burger SS2 wai sik kai stall 24

Anyway, I saw this stall last Thursday while I was scavenging for food at SS2 Wai Sik Kai (food street). It was closed then as half of the stalls here closed alternatively on Tues & Thurs.

Pork burger SS2 wai sik kai Stall 24

Intrigued, I made it a point to come here as soon as I could just for the pork burger. Sunday night was the lucky night ;-)

At first glance, the burger looked like any other Ramly burgers. To be fair, it’s priced as such too.

Pork burger SS2 wai sik kai 4

A generic bun was used yes, but it was fresh and soft, unlike the cheaper ones where it’s all crumbly & dry. I’m happy with the condiments & vegetables that came with it. Substantial amount of tomatoes, lettuce & caramelized onions (yea!). Nowadays, Ramlys are just topped with shreds of raw cabbage & some fresh onions right?

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The patty is thin. For a small eater, one burger might suffice but for any male, you will need 2 burgers at least. Or you could ask for double patties! Texture wise, it was moist & juicy. I do not think it’s fair to complain further for its price, considering that RM4.80 includes a whole fried egg.

Pork burger SS2 wai sik kai

I’m pretty happy with the burger & I’m looking forward to trying the lamb & chicken one soon! I wish that I was able to interview the aunty, but she was very busy so I didn’t. I’d think that the patties are homemade but I hope to ascertain that assumption soon. Another thing to note is I did find the patty a bit salty (it could be that I have low sodium tolerance) but even UnkaLeong agreed it was “a bit”.

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Pork burger with egg
RM4.80
Stall 24, SS2 Wai Sik Kai, PJ.
Closed on Thursdays.

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14 Sep 2010

Sean says:

Same price as a big Mac (or cheaper, rite) but looks healthier and more satisfying and wholesome! And since we both love eggs… Heheh!

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Cheaper than a Big Mac and the patty more satisfying too! ;)
Yes yes, great tht they included an egg. I wouldn’t mind paying to add additional patty to make it more substantial!

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14 Sep 2010

TummyRumble says:

why lah need to mention race… nowadays 1MALAYSIA.. hahaha… okay, i’m full of crap, i know… somehow i prefer my burger made of beef… heh

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Hehe.. I was tryin to describe him maaa…
U prefer beef?? But I find beef burgers generally drier?

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15 Sep 2010

ewinee says:

wah i wanna try this! :yahoo:

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Let’s go! ;-)

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15 Sep 2010

Michelle Chin says:

The meat looks lean! Something I will eat for sure!

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rebeccasaw Reply:

What? U like your meat lean? So do u go “Pun fei sau” whn ordering char siu ?

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15 Sep 2010

hApPy HaPpY says:

another good discovery….. thanks my sons will love it.

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rebeccasaw Reply:

I know! ;p
But you might need to buy them each 3 burgers!

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15 Sep 2010

iamthewitch says:

I just had this last week! Yea I found the patty a tad salty and quite thin. But for the price, I guess can’t complain much.

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Haha. Agreed.

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15 Sep 2010

vialentino says:

long time din go to ss2 wai sik kai after moved out from PJ….my old food place for 20 yrs…very nice food in this food mall

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Most are edible yes ;-)

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15 Sep 2010

mimid3vils says:

my bro working at wai sek gai as a “chef” :-) Must ask ask him about this :yes:

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Serious??
haha.. ask him abt tht surly cook!

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16 Sep 2010

jen says:

this looks really good. but yea the patty do look kinda thin. :p

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Yes! thicker patty but RM1 higher is ok no?

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16 Sep 2010

jennifer says:

hey. i saw this stall but i had already ordered something else that night. pork burger was definitely calling out. :p i agree that the patty do look rather thin from the photos but going to give it a go one of these days… :p

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rebeccasaw Reply:

It is a bit thin..may not even taste it with all that veg & bun, good fr a light snack tho.
Perhaps a slight increase of price with equivalent increase of thickness will help!

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19 Sep 2010

unkaleong says:

I much prefer the lamb burger we had this morning *burps*

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rebeccasaw Reply:

Same here.

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20 Sep 2010

J2Kfm says:

Though cheaper than the average gourmet burgers, esp the porky ones (aside from Nambawan, that one’s about RM6.90), this one looks kinda lacking.
Maybe the bun, or maybe the thin patty of pork.

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21 Nov 2010

pinkpainter says:

wat time the stall open ah? tz!

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rebeccasaw Reply:

at night!
630 onwards got di!

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21 Nov 2010

pinkpainter says:

Alright. tx :)

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7 Dec 2010

Justin says:

I tried the crispy chicken burger. It taste similarly to McDonald’s Spicy Chicken McDeluxe minus the spicy. It was delicious and the fresh onions used give it a slight twist. All these for only RM 3.80, I’ll give it a 4.5/5 ;-)

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