Mc Rice-WHAT???
The Philippines is truly a predominantly rice-eating nation. A meal isn’t a meal without rice. Just look at Mc Donald’s. To adjust to our rice-eating palates, they introduced rice meals like the Fried Chicken Mc Do which features fried chicken and rice.
This time though, they took a step towards the unconventional and introduced the:
Giving you a choice between a burger patty or a fried chicken fillet, the Rice Burger sandwiches the meat and veggies between two rice cakes doused in sauce.
Packed in a cardboard box that instructs you to “open here,” the Rice burger is interesting. I love onigiri (Japanese rice balls) so I figured I’d give it a shot. My mom and I ordered one each, both chicken.
Our verdict?
I found it okay. Nothing astounding, it was like onigiri. With meat in between instead of stuffed inside. My mom, on the other hand, didn’t like it. “Para akong kumain ng suman!” (It’s like I ate sticky rice pudding!) XP
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i’ve tried it once and it was like eating tutong. if i want to eat tutong, i’ll just get some from my rice cooker =)but i have to admit, the idea was genius.
What I really want to try are burgers from MOS burger, a Japanese chain that specializes in Onigiri Burgers. Cause that’s what this basically is.
Which reminds me, I’ve yet to try the onigiri burgers from Sango…hnnn…
well you have the perfect opportunity to try them on friday’s pinky meet up =)
Precisely what I was thinking
Although honestly, I love their teriyaki burgers too much. Are you going?
sorry for the late reply. i just read ita few minutes ago. i would have loved to go, but i was preparing for a weekend trip last friday. but i do hope to join you guys next time =) so, were you able to try the onigiri burger? =)
Nopies
Ultimately, my love for their Teriyaki Burger won over my curiosity.