Is this the BEST HAMBURGER in Aus

Hi equinox,

Yes i'll second Cann River in the sixty I used to stop at the old golden fleece sero and have a mixed grill and even writing about it I can still taste it.

harvey

Hi You Bloke and girls,
make that two votes for the great central road house, and the company of the bloke running it was good too, we stayed for a couple of hours and had our first shower in two days and boy was that welcome, but the burger was awesome

Thanks Phil and Broodie :-) we appreciate the feedback.
We're pretty proud of the Tjuka burger, and yeah, it is very popular with locals, travellers and truckies.
The secret of course is in the large home made pattie , no frozen rubbish here.
Also, yes, a good burger must have beetroot, and carrot, as well as the lettuce tomato, Cucumber, onion, sauce, and in the case of the Tjuka, pineapple, cheese, bacon and egg too :-)

Cheers
Al and Serena

I vote for Tjukayirla as well we stopped for fuel and a feed after leaving Empress Spring in late July the burgers were the best

HI Pradobob,

sorry for the delay but arrived in Emerald a short time ago and have just put pute on. The old shell changed to BP about two years ago.

harvey

Remember it well did the best mixed grill ever

I remember the old Kangy Angy roadhouse.

Depending on which way I was traveling between the RAAF base at Williamtown and Manly in Sydney, I used to stop either there or the old OAK at Peats Ridge or the Big Prawn roadhouse (between Lake Munmorah and Swansea) that was burnt down the other day in the NSW fires.

They all had a good feed and the milkshakes at the OAK were to die for.

Sometimes I wonder how I survived those trips, what with the Swansea and Kangy Angy bends.

Dixie Diner I think it was called

Yes and I am showing my age, a group of us used to travel from Sydney (Kogarah ) every Sunday just to have a milkshakes we always took the girls with us and always got home LATE ( I think I was quite evil in those days )
DBN05
Harvey

Remember the mega burger at Budgewoi Scott?

Yeah, and the one at Heathcote - good for the bacon & egg roll on those early morning bike trips Matt....

Had the Pink Roadhouse burger in August, must have changed since the new owners have taken over as it was nothing special, no a patch on the Tikayrilla one

Whilst we bought the burger at Nindigully mainly to get a pic taken with it, we were pleasantly surprised at how nice it tasted. So yes they do massive burgers there, but they also taste nice as i mentioned in my earlier post also.

Apologies for the double up. I blame the cold electrons.

I,m not a really big burger fan ....but from time to time I have the urge to try one...and the best one I have tried over the last cuppla years was from a little cafe/takeaway in the small central westen NSW town of Tullamore . I dont like lettuce in any shape or form...so it was one with the works without it. It came wrapped in foil...and when I picked it up it was a little heavier than I expected. Drove outa town a bit n stopped under a bridge to eat it. It was a whopper....made up patty like a rissole...2 eggs....plus all the rest including pineapple and 2 slices of cheese and bacon. Well...I couldnt eat it all then....so rewrapped it and micrwaved the rest for tea that night.And the cost?? from memory ...about 6-7 bux ...not sure on that.
This was about 18 months ago...so not sure if they are still the same....as I have been going thru there later at night lately ...and shop closed then.

Cheers Keith

That's supposed to be "Australian Arms" :-)

Sorry Phil-B missed your post as I scolled through, totally agree