THERE’S just a bun,
sandwiched with a patty. But what a
patty! Pince & Pints’ National Day highlight, the Limited Edition Lobster
Burger patty, is made with the meat of a whole lobster weighing about 600g. Launched in conjunction
with Malaysia’s 60th National Day celebrations, the Lobster Burger
is only available from Aug 1 to Sept 30.
The Lobster Burger is served with
coleslaw, sweet potato fries and three different sauces, lobster garlic butter,
wasabi mayonnaise and spicy tomato
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It’s a thick, fat patty. The meat is removed from the lobster shell and marinated with salt, crushed black pepper, butter, Italian parsley, house-made seasonings, breadcrumbs and egg. It is then sealed twice with cling film to retain its moisture and chilled for 24 hours.
Upon order, the patty is
slowly deepfried to maintain the moist and juiciness of the lobster!
It’s served naked with
the house-made potato bun. You won’t find the usual burger trappings of
lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheese or egg.
No sauces slathered on
the patty either though if you really want sauce, three small bowls on the side
contain a spicy tomato, wasabi mayonnaise and lobster garlic butter sauce.
The lobster garlic butter
is da bomb. With its crustacean aroma tinged with a hint of garlic, the creamy
sauce is simply created for this indulgent burger. It’s made by simmering
garlic and lobster shell for two hours, and then reducing the stock. It is then
hand whisked with soft butter to get the right texture.
The spicy tomato sauce is
not bad either if you must have ketchup on your burger. Adding chilli gives it a
subtle kick that will please local palates.
I rather enjoy this and
wasabi mayo with the fries instead. Yes the burger comes with a mountain of sweet
potato fries and coleslaw made with julienned carrots and purple/white cabbage
tossed in mayonnaise. The sweet potato sticks are coated with seasoned batter
and deepfried to ensure they stay crisp even after the burger is all
eaten.
Restaurateur Datuk Hafez
Mohamed was inspired by thoughts of Ramly Burger and Jackson Burger when he
wanted to create a special dish for National Day. Since the specialty at Pince
& Pints is lobster, he and the chef came up with the Lobster Burger.
Hafez says the burger is
served naked because “we don’t want anything to distract from the lobster
patty”.
The best way to eat it is
to hold it firmly with both hands and chomp away. Take a bite and release the
burst of crustacean flavours trapped that juicy patty. The rush can be a bit
heady, yet the result is a rich, delicate flavour. You will be licking your
lips and savouring the moment.
The Limited Edition
Lobster Burger is priced at RM148++ and is available only from Aug 1 to Sept 30.
PINCE & PINTS
32 Jalan Telawi 5, Bangsar,
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2201 3233
Website:
https://pinceandpints.com.my/
Opening Hours
Mon to Fri: 5.30pm - 11.30pm (dinner only)
Sat, Sun & Public Holiday: 11.30am - 11.30pm
Wahhhhhhhhhhhh! Looks so yummy! *drools*
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