Butterflying patties makes it dry, so browning it just enough to retain the juices is key.
As you can see from the photo, the patties are then wrapped around by an egg. It also has a slice of cheese and some sauce, you got to try it, I can't explain it. :-)
If you want the egg ones, you must say "special".
They are not sold in shops, but usually at nite markets (Pasar Malam) or in bazaars like this one.
Looks tasty to me, and I'll have a special, please.
ReplyDeleteTell you what: when I come to S'pore, I'll have one! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love pictures of street vendors and street food. They are so much fun and so interesting.
When they start making vegetarian ones I'll be more than happy to order one! :)
ReplyDeleteI love pictures of street vendors too. I wish I was brave enough to take more of them in my city.
Ramely Burgers! They are sinful yet tasty!
ReplyDelete1 is never enough for me.
wow, ramly burger!!!
ReplyDeletehmm looks like central forum at nus =P
I do enjoy street food like this. They are cheap but delicious with a bite. And this is the one I want to give a try when I travel.
ReplyDeletehmm...yummy. Next time when I'm back in Singapore, I'll try it out. :)
ReplyDeleteIt must be popular, though, looking at the stack of eggs beside them.
ReplyDeleteOh, Ramly burgers. Slathered with chili sauce.
ReplyDeleteLOL... you need to stop blogging photos of food. You're beginning to dictate my meals.
i'll have one of those, definitely.
ReplyDeleteHere in Malaysia,those types of burgers which are wrapped with an egg and has a slice of cheese is called Special Cheese Banjo.
ReplyDeleteThe best burgers around KL are somehwere near Tmn Melawati.Tmn Melawati is somewhere near Ampang.
wah, I have not eaten this Ramly burger for ages.. :( I'll see you next month Singapore!!!!
ReplyDeletewa haha tink ought to do an addendum here le...u get ram-lee burger@relish (restaurant wo!)now lol!
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