New Zealand burger restaurant named among Lonely Planet's best burger experience

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Lonely Planet guide has named Queenstown burger joint Fergburger among the world's "best and bizarre" burger experiences.

The famed travel resource says the "funky" eatery serves "protein-heavy fodder to fuel you up for any number of bungee jumps, jet-boat rides and zorbing forays".

Given New Zealand's vast population of sheep, the guide said Fergburger's lamb burger was "particularly special", but also recommended other menu items including the Little Bambi Fiordland venison burger, the Codfather fish burger, the beef burger and the chicken-and-swine combo, dubbed Cockadoodle Oink.


Other global burger experiences rated by Lonely Planet included:

USA - home of the slider and the supersize combo

The burger was born in the US in 1916 after Kansas man Walter Anderson invented the hamburger bun. Five years later he opened White Castle, a fast-food joint in Wichita, serving 'sliders'.



A scene from Harold and Kumar go to White Castle via GIPHY

Lonely Planet recommends boutique burger bar New York's Burger & Barrel, where you can chomp the signature Bash Style Burger, winner of five NY Food & Wine Festival gongs.

Or to satisfy an, ahem, fuller appetite try the "horrifically calorific" Doh! Nut Burger from PYT in Philadelphia (beef patty, cheese and chocolate-covered bacon served on a glazed donut bun) or Las Vegas' Heart Attack Grill, where diners don hospital gowns before tucking into behemoth Octuple-Bypass Burgers with lard-fried chips and buttermilk shales, served by waitstaff dressed as nurses. If you're over 159kg, you eat for free.,

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cruise 发表于 2015-10-28 12:40
你说的是整天拍长龙的那家店？

我只是轉貼，我已經很多年沒有去Queenstown