My youngest child turned 12 this week and my hubby and I decided to have an advanced celebration last Sunday. It was me who decided where to eat and my choice was Brick Burger, a Lego-themed restaurant in Pasig City. I knew my boy would love it, being a huge Lego fan. So even though it was far from our home,
Brick Burger it was for dinner.
The place is quite small though really cute and bursting with colors, red especially, and with awesome displays of Lego creations that rendered the
birthday boy wide-eyed in amazement.
The menu, to match the theme, is fast food-like -- with burgers and all those American diet staples. Placing our orders took a bit longer because there was a lone crew at that time apart from the cook inside, I surmised. But good enough, it didn't take ages before the food arrived on our table, and the not-so-little boy had barely built
a Lego creation with the blocks provided us.
Brick Burger it was for dinner.
The place is quite small though really cute and bursting with colors, red especially, and with awesome displays of Lego creations that rendered the
birthday boy wide-eyed in amazement.
The menu, to match the theme, is fast food-like -- with burgers and all those American diet staples. Placing our orders took a bit longer because there was a lone crew at that time apart from the cook inside, I surmised. But good enough, it didn't take ages before the food arrived on our table, and the not-so-little boy had barely built
a Lego creation with the blocks provided us.
Our family dinner consisted of:
Nachos, P120.
Nacho Tuesday Burger, P230.
Lord Business w/ Fries, P495.
Fantastic Four chicken wings, P450.
Pepper Mushroom Burger Steak, P160.
Pork Barbecue rice meal, P160.
Mac 'n Cheese hotdog, P140.
Vanilla Graham and Choco Oreo ice cream, P120.
Iced coffee, P85; Red iced tea, P50.
Mine was the Pepper Mushroom steak and I was happy with how huge the serving was. The beef patty was sizeable, yes, to match the cup of rice underneath. I shared one order with my daughter and we still couldn't finish it! Taste-wise, it was good, with a balance of flavors. What I didn't like was that the whole thing was kinda dry as the gravy, which was very creamy with a hint of cheese, was also very thick. Brown
and runny gravy is my personal choice. Still, I give Brick Burger's
Pepper Mushroom Burger Steak a thumbs up.
Pepper Mushroom Burger Steak a thumbs up.
Anyway, the birthday celebrant decided to take up the in-store challenge of finishing the Lord Business cheeseburger with three patties piled on top of one other, in at least three minutes (the less time one takes to finish, the bigger the prize), with hope to win a Lego set. He lost, of course. He's just a kid! Maybe, I should
bring him back in eight years. Haha!
In the meantime, the chicken wings, we enjoyed -- juicy, tender and flavor-packed. One could munch on it mindlessly and finish the entire plate. What we ordered was the Fantastic Four made up of four orders of chicken wings in different flavors of Garlic Parmesan, Buffalo, Correa's and Honey BBQ.
Meanwhile, I was pleasantly surprised at how good the iced coffee was, considering Brick Burger is not a place for caffeine. It was espresso-based, so it was bold and rich. The rest of my family all enjoyed their respective orders, though admittedly, there was nothing fantastic about the burgers, except, of course, for their one-of-a-kind Lego-shaped buns. As a sweet ending to our dinner, we all shared two orders of their ice cream creations adorned by cute and edible Lego toys.
Menu
Inside Brick Burger
Lego creations
A visit to Brick Burger is a nice, memorable experience especially when you have a kid in tow who loves Lego. Even if you're all grown-up, you can relive your playful days
of building bricks here and enjoy the food at the same time.
Happy eating!
bring him back in eight years. Haha!
In the meantime, the chicken wings, we enjoyed -- juicy, tender and flavor-packed. One could munch on it mindlessly and finish the entire plate. What we ordered was the Fantastic Four made up of four orders of chicken wings in different flavors of Garlic Parmesan, Buffalo, Correa's and Honey BBQ.
Meanwhile, I was pleasantly surprised at how good the iced coffee was, considering Brick Burger is not a place for caffeine. It was espresso-based, so it was bold and rich. The rest of my family all enjoyed their respective orders, though admittedly, there was nothing fantastic about the burgers, except, of course, for their one-of-a-kind Lego-shaped buns. As a sweet ending to our dinner, we all shared two orders of their ice cream creations adorned by cute and edible Lego toys.
Inside Brick Burger
Lego creations
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| 'Build, build, build' as you wait for your orders. |
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| Brick Burger is at the 2nd Floor of Hampton Gardens Arcade along C. Raymundo Avenue in Maybunga, Pasig City |
A visit to Brick Burger is a nice, memorable experience especially when you have a kid in tow who loves Lego. Even if you're all grown-up, you can relive your playful days
of building bricks here and enjoy the food at the same time.
Happy eating!
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