Australia’s varied culinary traditions and rich cultural background have affected its burgers, which are a melting pot of flavours. There is a burger to suit every taste, ranging from the traditional Australian beef patty to creative designs that showcase local preferences. We take pride in honouring these distinctive regional styles while incorporating our own flair at Mr. Burger in Rosny Park, Hobart. Come along as we examine some of Australia’s most recognisable burger designs and see how Mr. Burger adds regional flavours to our menu, and why Mr Burger are the best burgers in Hobart.
It would be impossible to discuss Australian burgers without bringing up the traditional Aussie burger. A succulent beef patty is usually served with lettuce, tomato, onion, and a heaping portion of beetroot—yes, beetroot! A dollop of mayonnaise or barbeque sauce is frequently used to top it off.
In keeping with this heritage, we at Mr. Burger serve our unique take on the traditional Australian burger. We get our beef patties from nearby farms to guarantee their quality and freshness. Our house-made beetroot relish gives it a twist while maintaining the original’s taste profile.
Tropical tastes are popular in sunny Queensland, where fresh fruits like pineapple are frequently included into burgers. The Queenslander usually consists of a beef patty with bacon, grilled pineapple, and a spicy barbeque sauce on top.
We honour the Queenslander at Mr. Burger by serving our “Tropical Twist” burger. For a taste of the tropics right here in Hobart, we expertly grill fresh pineapple and serve it with crispy bacon and our special sauce.
Melbourne is renowned for its inventive culinary inventions and thriving food scene. Gourmet burger toppings like avocado, aioli, and even fried eggs are common in the city! The multicultural influences of Melbourne are reflected in this mix.
This inventiveness is demonstrated in our “Melbourne Delight” burger, which consists of a premium beef patty topped with smashed avocado, a flawlessly fried egg, and spicy aioli. It’s a delectable homage to Melbourne’s gourmet eating culture.
Barbecuing is more than simply cooking in Western Australia—it’s a way of life! The state is well-known for its smoky barbeque tastes, and its burgers frequently use local ingredients like kangaroo meat or bush tomatoes.
Even though we don’t serve kangaroo meat at Mr. Burger, we honour Western Australia with our “Smoky BBQ” burger, which consists of a smoked beef patty topped with crispy onion rings and bush tomato chutney for a real barbeque experience.
As plant-based diets have become more popular throughout Australia, several localities have created their own vegetarian or vegan burgers that suit their preferences.