John Daniel's "terabite" Burger



I refrain writing blogs of QSR (fast food restaurants) but this one deserves one. 
I saw about their burgers on Facebook and they looked extremely tempting. They've got burgers with patties stacked like the Burj Khalifa. Also, their patties aren't frozen; they make 'em fresh. You can see it being made in the kitchen. 

 The burgers are of different sizes and they're called "kilobite", "megabite", "gigabite" and the "terabite" based on the number of patties in it. All of these are with a beef patty.
I wanted to order a "terabite" as it looked huge, but I wasn't sure if I could finish it. So my friend and I decided to share the "terabite" instead of ordering two small burgers. We made it a combo (fries and blue lemonade) by adding 6 bucks more. 
The lady at the counter was very courteous as opposed to most reviews here. Though they couldn't give a receipt that day as the machine wasn't working. 

After placing our order, we waited a good 10 minutes (which is a lot for a burger place) while watching them make the patties in the kitchen. The patties looked huge. After the long wait, we were finally served our food. The burger was huge indeed. The patties were really juicy and meaty. On the side they give you ketchup, mayonnaise, and a sauce which they make in-house which you can add to the burger. Their in-house sauce is a spicy one and really enhances the flavor of the burger. The slice of bacon on top too was delicious. One bite, and I was craving for more. 

If you're a sophisticated eater, there's cutlery available. The cutlery was made of  metal and I was impressed as this is just a small quick service outlet. If you're a messy eater, they have gloves available. Put them on and dig in!
If you're really famished, then you might be able to finish the whole burger, otherwise it is quite a task for one person. 

 The blue lemonade comes in a mason jar and is great. It feels really refreshing and the quantity is good too. The fries too aren't bad. At par with the ones you get in a fast food outlet.
As far as the price is concerned, if you compare it with McDonald's, it is expensive, but compared to most good burger places around the city, the price is reasonable, especially considering the quantity of meat in it, and that it is made fresh. 







John Daniel's Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato
Location: 22 14A St Shop No. 8 Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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