Brooklyn The Burger Joint Garosugil — Restaurant in Seoul

My second time to this burger joint. First time over an year ago. Liked it then. Lately, one friend wanted to have a break from the franchise burgers and stuff and thus, wanted to try a new place where such burgers are served. Which means a place which is more fancy and expensive. I knew only this place and going Gangnam is always a cool idea. It’s like times square of Seoul? Haha. Very cool entry with attractive lights all over the place. A really cozy place. Staff is so very much active. I even saw them making a round and looking over each table to see who is still waiting for their order. That’s impressive. The prices of burgers are not that much expensive but that being said it still doesn’t give a good value of money. I decided to go with a 7 oz. cheese burger. I wonder what 5 oz. would be like. Even 7 oz. was too small. The patty was tasty and well cooked and the burger bun was too fresh and good. It’s nothing in size for Americans. It’s a one go meal. Next time I’ll try other burgers of same place. 7/10 12300 for 7 oz. Cheese...

Brooklyn the burger joint is honestly one of the best burger places I've been to. Which is saying something, as I grew up on a steady diet of burgers in the western US. The retro diner atmosphere evokes a nostalgia for a bygone American Era that I was too young to experience. However opening the menu brings to you every sense of glee you had as a child. From fantastic burgers (my personal favorite being C.R.E.A.M), to refreshing coleslaw, onion rings, sweet potato fries, hearty chili, Brooklyn delivers. And that's without even mentioning the solid page of tantalizing milkshakes, with flavors like toasted marshmallow and Nutella. Or you might settle for the less extravagant but equally satisfying namesake of the store,...

Burger fix? This is hands down THE place to go. I’m picky when it comes to my burgers; I’ve never been fond of any Korean-style Western food (Sorry), but this place is spot-on the closest to American taste you can get in Korea (so far). Fortunately for me, they have a few branches throughout Seoul but I find that the menu here has the most compared to others. Not the cheapest burger for your buck, but you get what you pay for. My go-to is always the sun-dried tomato burger (I always forget the name, but I personally prefer the patty to be cooked medium rare!) and the chili cheese fries. I’m not a fan of their shakes, but so far everything else on the menu has been...