Kowboy has UFO burgers and milkshakes in Bugis
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If you’re on the food side of social media, you’ve probably come across the UFO Burger that caused quite a stir in Korea. By having its ingredients wrapped rather than stacked between bread, this dish vaguely resembles a flying saucer, hence the name. You can now get this dish at Kowboy, a newly-opened eatery along Bali Lane.
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Kowboy’s version of the dish uses pita bread to seal off the burger, ensuring all the fillings and juices stay contained. For anyone who finds eating burgers a messy ordeal, this might just be the solution you’ve been waiting for.
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For fans of beef burgers, Kowboy has quite a few options for you to choose from. There’s the UFO Nebula Classic ($8.80), which sees a 120g Wagyu patty paired with fresh lettuce, tomato, cheese, ketchup, and mayonnaise. There’s also the more decadent UFO Cosmic Truffle ($8.80), where the same Wagyu patty is joined by sauteed mushrooms, melted cheese, and fragrant truffle oil and truffle mayo.
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Those who prefer chicken burgers can try the UFO Supernova Mentaiko ($8.80), where a crispy chicken katsu meets juicy pineapple, crunchy red cabbage, melted cheese, and is finished with a homemade mentaiko mayo.
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While you’re there, be sure to check out some of Kowboy’s milkshakes too: thick, ice cream-blended milkshakes in classic chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavours, finished with whipped cream. Each cup will set you back $8.80.
For London-inspired halal smash burgers nearby, read our Smashed review. For crispy “Chinese burgers” under $5 at Chinatown Complex, read our Zhonghua Rougamo coverage.
Address: 25 Bali Lane, Singapore 189861
Opening hours: Sun, Tue-Thurs 12pm to 8pm, Fri-Sat 12pm to 9pm
Tel: 9674 7280
Website
Kowboy is in the process of getting halal-certified.
Smashed Review: London-Inspired Halal Smash Burgers Near Haji Lane
Featured image adapted from Doreen Tan and Joyce T.
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