Burger Nuar serves hand-made burgers at affordable prices from a street stall in Taman Puchong Perdana. The crispy chicken burger stands out as a local favourite, earning consistent five-star ratings for taste and value.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Service swings wildly here. A handful of reviewers praise staff warmth and quick problem-fixing, but the majority encounter rude, impatient staff with stiff expressions and slow order fulfillment. Drink orders often arrive wrong or poorly made-undersweetened, wrong base, skimpy toppings-and staff rarely own mistakes without frustration.
Food earns consistent praise when orders are correct, and the space itself is spacious with decent parking nearby. Service is the weak point: staff often neglect the counter, orders take an hour or more, and the kitchen sometimes works without acknowledging waiting customers. Cleanliness of the toilets and dining area troubles repeat visitors. One recent incident involved an allergy-related mix-up on a RM19 order that went unaddressed.
The garden setting and decor draw repeat visitors who come for the matcha, nasi kerabu, and quiet afternoons among greenery. Staff actively help with photos, portions are generous, and prices feel fair for the space. Service stalls when busy, the kitchen struggles with prep timing (causing 90+ minute waits even pre-opening), and lack of air conditioning makes hot weather visits uncomfortable. Washrooms need better upkeep. The halal menu blends Malay staples (nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, nasi lemak) with Western pasta and chicken chop, drawing diverse crowds. Peak-hour waits and understaffing frustrate those seeking speed; the place suits leisurely afternoon visitors more than lunch-hour diners. No-frills restrooms and heat during summer are trade-offs for the garden escape.
Last updated 2026-08-10
