1703 S 324th Street, Federal Way
Have you ever been ordering a cheeseburger and wished that the person behind the counter would ask, “Would you like gyoza with that?" Yeah, me too. Good news: Monster Burgers can make that dream come true. My first question was whether it was possible for a place to do burgers and their ilk well and also have good Japanese food. Well my friends, here in Federal Way that sort of thing is not only possible, but likely.
The burgers are really great and made with grass-fed, locally raised beef. Their fries are perfect, with a crunchy, crispy outside and served with fry sauce. I’m not sure why the combination of ketchup and mayonnaise makes me so happy but most burger restaurants that serve fry sauce tend to be above average in my book. I would be happy enough with this place if that were the end of it. I’m pleased to tell you that it’s not. The gyoza was really outstanding. If I hadn’t also been working on a burger and a basket of fries, I probably would have gotten a second order of these puppies. Crispy around the edges, soft and chewy in the middle and delicious all over, they are some of the best potstickers I’ve had, burger joint or no.
Next time you’re on the prowl for fast food and can't decide if you want burgers or teriyaki, go to Monster Burgers and take advantage of their widely varied and equally fantastic menu. You won’t be sorry.
I live 20 miles south of Seattle and a world away...
With more than 89,000 people, Federal Way is the 10th largest city in the state of Washington. The 10th largest city doesn't have a used bookstore, a gay bar or an art museum but we have two, count 'em, two Walmarts. Now, before you think I'm a total snob, you should know that I do have an affinity for some big chains - I do a lot of shopping at Target and Trader Joe's and I never leave home without my Taco Del Mar punch-card. This blog isn't here to put down the friendly suburb of Federal Way but to celebrate the things that are unique about it. These one-of-a-kind gems in a sea of strip malls are the things that make a city special and worth calling home.
February 7, 2011
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