Best Burger in Pakistan
The international burger chains had a relatively easy time getting off the ground in Pakistan, but local burger chains are now opening their doors to hardcore ‘burger-heads’. Now, instead of getting your fill at traditional burger joints, try a local burger joint and enjoy the best of both worlds. We’ve reviewed five such joints: Jessie’s Burgers, Hanifia Burgers, Hub’s Burgers, and Ministry of ‘Burgers’.
Jessie’s burgers
Jessie’s is an iconic eatery in the country, and if you’re looking for a greasy burger, you’ve come to the right place. Its interior is a cozy, rustic retreat with cabin-style furniture and bare wood tables. Its open kitchen and extensive menu include a range of burgers, shakes, desserts, and specials. Despite its name, it offers fast service. Although the menu is extensive, the prices are moderate.
The burgers are made using fresh ingredients daily. The burgers don’t come frozen, and the owner has a passion for cooking and wants to turn it into a business. He has meticulously crafted the recipes for every burger on his menu. The success of his Islamabad branch has led him to expand his business to Lahore. The vibrant neon sign on the façade sets the character of the place.
The burgers are loaded with toppings and are piled high. The Classic Beef has a six-ounce beef patty, topped with lettuce, onion, pickles, and sharp cheddar cheese. It is an all-time favourite with foodies. A few years ago, local fast food outlets dominated the burger market in Islamabad, but with the growth of the city, local entrepreneurs are reclaiming their turf.
Located at Jinnah Super Market, Islamabad, Jessie’s burgers is a greasy, meaty burger joint that is a great place for a quick lunch or dinner. Whether you’re looking for a beef burger or a chicken burger, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. Whether you’re in the mood for a greasy burger, a large, juicy burger is sure to satisfy your cravings and make you smile.
Hanifia burger
Located in Karachi, the Hanifia burger is an acclaimed street food. Unlike other burgers, this burger doesn’t have a patty but instead is made of shredded beef (known as Chatpata beef) and smothered in tangy spicy sauce. Located in New Town, the burger is a great choice for anyone who wants to try something different in the food court.
The restaurant was first opened in 1889 by Al-Haj Muhammad Hanif Shimlavi (RA). It has been in business for over 100 years and is one of the most trusted names in the food industry in Karachi. The business is renowned for its original recipes and is now spread across the busy streets of Karachi. In the food industry, it is unmatched for its authentic taste and mustard sauce. If you’re looking for a great, cheap burger, look no further than Hanifia.
Hub’s burgers
Known for their scrumptious burgers, Hub’s burgers is one of Lahore’s top-rated eats. It has 20 unique beef burger flavors and smooth sauces, and is available in-store and online. You can also order a take-out burger if you’re on a tight schedule. However, it’s best to stop in for a burger when you’re in the neighborhood – it’s worth the trip.
There are several branches of Burger Hub in Lahore, including the Barki Road and DHA branches. For an easy way to get to your local Burger Hub, simply call their contact numbers listed below. To place an order online, call a few days before you’re due for a visit. You can also find the menu and prices here. The Hub’s burgers are the best beef burger in Pakistan!
If you’re looking for the best beef burger in Pakistan, look no further than Ministry of Burgers. This new burger chain serves delicious grilled beef burgers. The Ministry of Burgers’ “Supreme Leader Burger” is a double smashed beef burger served with onion rings. Burger King is another great place to go for a burger in Pakistan. The Whopper burger is a must-try.
The burgers at Hub’s are a must-try when visiting Karachi. The juicy meat is cooked to perfection and the slaw is crisp and fresh. The burgers are also a great treat after a night on the town. You’ll be smelling your hands for days afterward! It’s hard to choose which burger is the best in Pakistan, but it is hard to decide.
Ministry of Burgers
If you love beef burgers, then the Minister of Hamburgers should be on your list. This small burger joint has been in business since the mid-1980s and is famous for its monstrous beef burgers. The most famous burger from the Ministry of Hamburgers is called What a Burger and is an absolute must-try. Served with chilli sauce and cheese, it is the perfect combination of beef patties.
Ministry of Hamburgers is a burger chain in Lahore that serves authentic gourmet burgers. Their Hunger Beef is a must-order for beef lovers. It’s topped with turkey bacon, cheddar cheese, and creamy sauce. Don’t forget to try the loaded fries! There’s nothing quite like the spicy Jalapeno cheese fries or the Kamikaze fries to accompany your burger.
There are two locations for the Ministry of Hamburgers. The Lahore outlet delivers to most parts of the city. Foodpanda also offers delivery through their outlet in Islamabad. You can order through foodpanda for both restaurants. And if you are looking for something more convenient, you can order online for home delivery at Ministry Of Burgers. If you want to order a beef burger online, check out the Ministry of Hamburgers’ website.
If you’re looking for a burger joint with a modern feel and delicious food, MOB is the place for you. You can enjoy a nutrient-dense beef patty and unique creations. It’s worth every penny spent for a Ministry of Burgers burger! So go get yourself a delicious burger from this place! You won’t regret it!
Rina’s Kitchenette
If you’re craving a beef burger, you’re in luck. Rina’s Kitchenette’s ‘Smash Burger’ is the ultimate burger, complete with melted cheese and fries in a signature potato bun. The restaurant opened in 2010 and has grown steadily to accommodate thousands of regular customers. In addition to burgers, the restaurant also offers a variety of desserts including an original Chocolate Toblerone.
This cafe originally started out as a home bake shop, but it has recently expanded into the restaurant scene. Located in DHA’s Y Block, Rina’s Kitchenette offers an intimate, comfortable ambiance with soft yellow lighting and a refrigerated display. There are a couple of tables on the first floor, along with a communal table. The place is small, but it gets busy during weekends.
