Moo Gourmet Burgers
232 King St
Newtown, Sydney
I'm sure there is no need to introduce Moo Gourmet Burgers to you if you're in Sydney.
It's open in four locations across the city and today we visited their Newtown restaurant.
It's a very vibrant space with a modern look but decorated in such a way that gives it a traditional 'milk bar' feel.
There's a very cool couch in the middle of the store with bright leather lounges and funky cushions - perfect for kicking back with your friends and Moo Burgers.
As soon as we walked in we noticed some very impressive artwork on the wall. All customers can contribute to the artwork and crayons are provided by the staff.
Unfortunately for us, art was never our forte, so we were happy to just stay as admirers.
We both love a burger and this place has 20 of them on offer so picking one wasn't going to be easy. All moo Gourmet burgers are made with produce that is ethically farmed and sustainable (which for me personally is very important) and there are quite a few vegetarian options too.
We thought we would start with a milkshake. We had the Just Nuts Milkshake with caramel, chocolate syrup, crushed nuts, topped with a snickers bar - a combination that is just short of sinful.
We also had the Strawberries and Cream Milkshake with malt and whipped cream. The fresh strawberries gave it a very refreshing taste.
They definitely don't hold back on the ice cream and milk here, both milkshakes were very creamy.
We still couldn't decide which burger to have so we thought we'd buy some time by ordering some sides. Hot Chips, Onion rings and Sweet Potato Chips accompanied by two homemade sauces, an aioli and a beetroot relish. The onion rings were beer battered and very tasty. The sweet potato chips were thick cut and full of flavour. The hot chips were perfectly cooked and had just the right amount of crunch to them. We were also very impressed with the home made sauces, especially the beetroot relish, it wasn't too sweet which is perfect.
And then, the moment we were waiting for, our burgers arrived. The Big Moo and a Wagyu beef burger.
The Big Moo is exactly that, BIG. Its the ultimate Aussie burger complete with beef, cheese, bacon, egg, beetroot and pineapple. The homemade mayonnaise is very creamy.
The Wagyu Beef Burger was just as impressive. The melting Tasmanian Brie and caramelised onions oozing over the perfectly seasoned and cooked beef patty was just mouthwatering.
After all this, we were still determined to have dessert.
Sadly we had to make the hard decision to settle with sharing one as there was no way we could fit in a dessert each.
It wasn't hard to choose one, we went with the Moo Split.
With whipped cream, two bananas and pieces of snickers bar on top, the finale to this dinner was just grand.
Moo Gourmet Burgers is nothing short of impressive. The staff are friendly, the food is so delicious and the atmosphere is really uplifting.
Moo Gourmet Burgers in Newtown is open 7 days a week.
The Counts, who are now doing reviews for Sir and Mlady Dine Out, dined as guests of Moo Gourmet Burgers. Special thanks to Moo Owner Adam Gerondis for arranging this visit.
232 King St
Newtown, Sydney
I'm sure there is no need to introduce Moo Gourmet Burgers to you if you're in Sydney.
It's open in four locations across the city and today we visited their Newtown restaurant.
It's a very vibrant space with a modern look but decorated in such a way that gives it a traditional 'milk bar' feel.
There's a very cool couch in the middle of the store with bright leather lounges and funky cushions - perfect for kicking back with your friends and Moo Burgers.
As soon as we walked in we noticed some very impressive artwork on the wall. All customers can contribute to the artwork and crayons are provided by the staff.
Unfortunately for us, art was never our forte, so we were happy to just stay as admirers.
We both love a burger and this place has 20 of them on offer so picking one wasn't going to be easy. All moo Gourmet burgers are made with produce that is ethically farmed and sustainable (which for me personally is very important) and there are quite a few vegetarian options too.
We thought we would start with a milkshake. We had the Just Nuts Milkshake with caramel, chocolate syrup, crushed nuts, topped with a snickers bar - a combination that is just short of sinful.
We also had the Strawberries and Cream Milkshake with malt and whipped cream. The fresh strawberries gave it a very refreshing taste.
They definitely don't hold back on the ice cream and milk here, both milkshakes were very creamy.
We still couldn't decide which burger to have so we thought we'd buy some time by ordering some sides. Hot Chips, Onion rings and Sweet Potato Chips accompanied by two homemade sauces, an aioli and a beetroot relish. The onion rings were beer battered and very tasty. The sweet potato chips were thick cut and full of flavour. The hot chips were perfectly cooked and had just the right amount of crunch to them. We were also very impressed with the home made sauces, especially the beetroot relish, it wasn't too sweet which is perfect.
And then, the moment we were waiting for, our burgers arrived. The Big Moo and a Wagyu beef burger.
The Big Moo is exactly that, BIG. Its the ultimate Aussie burger complete with beef, cheese, bacon, egg, beetroot and pineapple. The homemade mayonnaise is very creamy.
The Wagyu Beef Burger was just as impressive. The melting Tasmanian Brie and caramelised onions oozing over the perfectly seasoned and cooked beef patty was just mouthwatering.
After all this, we were still determined to have dessert.
Sadly we had to make the hard decision to settle with sharing one as there was no way we could fit in a dessert each.
It wasn't hard to choose one, we went with the Moo Split.
With whipped cream, two bananas and pieces of snickers bar on top, the finale to this dinner was just grand.
Moo Gourmet Burgers in Newtown is open 7 days a week.
The Counts, who are now doing reviews for Sir and Mlady Dine Out, dined as guests of Moo Gourmet Burgers. Special thanks to Moo Owner Adam Gerondis for arranging this visit.