Ume Burger

The second store of Ume Burger has opened at the harbourfront dining precinct Barangaroo. Ume is a casual dining venue with alfresco (covered over) dining space. The chef Kerby Craig recently converting efforts from fine dining to burgers much like Neil Perry and the Burger Project. Serving up top notch burgers, Japanese inspired bites and beverages.

Located in the Barangaroo precinct. This outlet offers Japanese inspired burgers and sides. There's lovely views of the water from the outdoor seating area. Order at the counter and make payment. Get your receipt and they'll bring the food out to you.

It is a limited burger menu however they did sound delicious and we got the Ume Burgers and Chips & Onion Rings to share. The beef pattie was juicy and topped with the wagyu mince sauce was delicious. The other additions added to the burger enhanced it. The buns were nicely toasted. The chips had a nice seasoning to it and both the chips and onion rings had a nice crunch to it.

this ume burger is actually delicius, i havent try the rest of the burgers but i will definetly go back for another, also it is in a pretty nice location at barangaro where is perfect to spend a lovely eveninng

Ume burger? is a must visit place – if you aren’t that keen on Barangaroo then head to Bar UME in Surry Hills. Everything these guys touch I just love. Their Japanese inspiration and originality in food make it one of my top venues of 2017 so far. Ensure you get that fried chicken and if the Ebi Burger isn’t on the menu I am sure a pork or even fish katsu burger will be to your liking.
Full review is now up on Spooning Australia :).

he waterfront views at Barangaroo coupled with the Japanese infused burger menu raises the status and experience of this joint by light years!

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There’s always something worth coming in for, but these guys continue to pique our interest with the CHICKEN BURGER SPECIAL. It’s a Crumbed Chicken Thigh, Wuzu Kasho Mayo, Onion Tonkatsu Sauce and Shredded ...read more