Welcoming:6/10
Menu Choices: 8/10
Food Presentation: 2/10
Food Temperature: 8/10
Food Taste: 15/20
Service: 5/10
Ambiance/Music: 4/10
Architecture/Interior: 4/10
Air Quality: 5/10
Total: 57/100
After a long day’s work, and feeling extremely hungry, I passed by an advertisement promoting a limited edition Foie Gras burger at Quick. Loving Foie Gras, my feet pushed me to the closest restaurant near the Saint Lazard train station.
I ordered the Foie Gras Burger Meal. Here, the cashier informed me that they don’t have a meal with this burger and that I should order fries and coke separately. She didn’t inform me that the burger is extremely small and that it comes as a plus to the original meal ordered.The Foie Gras Burger:
- Proposed at less than three euros. Don’t be amazed, you’ll understand why when you see it
- You need minimum four of this item to extenuate your hunger
- The Foie Gras burger looks nothing like the picture: nothing at all…
- The meat is much smaller than shown on the picture
- The lettuce is not as green as shown and does not come in one single piece
- The bread in smaller
- The Foie Gras piece is half the size shown on the beautiful image
- The presentation is disastrous. A picture explains it more than anything else. Quick has been know to offer nice looking round burger filled in a circular carton… Why is that one -supposed to be the high-end with its fine ingredients- looks so cheap?
As for the taste: The Foie Gras burger is good:A thin square of meat covered with sliced lettuce, a Foie Gras piece and a chutney sauce giving to the mix a sweet flavor. No ketchup and no mayonnaise like all other conventional burgers but a new idea of a fine preparation served in a fast food junk restaurant.The things I like at Quick compared to Mc. Donald’s the main competitor:
- No salt added to the crispy delicious fries
- The burgers come wrapped with a carton that maintains the ingredients inside the bun
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