Comments on: Mooyah Burgers and Fries

By: car parts warehouse

car parts warehouse — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:04:34 +0000

i really like burger.. specially cheese burger … thanks for giving these details us.. A good burger is hard to beat. From basic lettuce, tomato and pickle to sautéed mushrooms & Swiss, the flavor combinations are endless.
Rojer

By: John from Fort Worth

John from Fort Worth — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 20:58:20 +0000

Just got into my first Mooyah burger. Had already had lunch and not much of an appetite, but couldn’t pass up trying it while in the area.
Glad I did. The burger was wonderfu. Had the special sauce with onions, tomato and lettuce. Tasted just as good as Goff’s relish burger. Great secret sauce.
Next time will order the junior burger as the regular is a whole lotta food.
Fries were great. Cut fresh and cooked as healthy as one could cook those.
Reminded me of Five Guys burgers. Big burger wrapped in foil, put in a sack with greasie fries. Pure heaven.
Way to go, Mooyah. I’ll be back even though you’re a long way from where I live.
One last thing, go for the Mooyah burger, not that iceberg whatever. That’s not a burger, that’s a hunk of something that shouldn’t be on the menu.

By: Dan Paddock

Dan Paddock — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 22:30:20 +0000

With hopes of finding a suitable replacement for all of my In-N-Out cravings, I took your advice and tried Mooyah. After walking in the door, it looked, smelled, and felt as close to an In-N-Out as I’ve been able to find here in Dallas. The staff was friendly and encouraging when I told them I was an In-N-Out fanatic and I was impressed to find the fries could be ordered under-cooked or over-cooked just like the west-coast institution. They were delicious too. But as far as taste was concerned, I felt the novelty had fallen short with a burger that wasn’t even slightly reminiscent of In-N-Out.* I ordered an iceberger and the meat was almost paper thin. Additionally, the lettuce it was supposed to be wrapped in, was instead “in pieces” poorly sandwiching the burger like white bread slices instead of a wrap like the true “protein style” from the famous secret menu.

I have to say however, I decided to give Mooyah a second shot. And on this most recent attempt, I was happy to find it an altogether different experience. I met some friends for lunch at the Uptown location and this time the burger was truly phenomenal (ordered on a bun).

* So it must be noted. The first experience was at the Addison location and the second (much more fulfilling experience) was at the Uptown location. If I hadn’t experienced the difference in quality of the hamburger on my 2nd attempt, I would say its a pass. So I hope Mooyah Co-Founder Robert Anderson reads this and looks into making sure there is more consistency within the chain as it looks to branch out and franchise.

By: daysies

daysies — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:30:38 +0000

i’m finally going to be able to try this place today! i can’t wait! i’ve never been to In-and-Out before.

By: Lindsay

Lindsay — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 20:53:52 +0000

Yum! The description of those burgers made me hungry. Recently I really enjoy burgers from Fuddruckers and Steak and Shake. I’m always looking for great new places to eat!

By: Jessica

Jessica — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 03:04:33 +0000

OK, this is a MUST try for me and my husband…we love In-N-Out but have yet to find a suitable Dallas alternative. Best part is that it is so close to our house! Thanks for the heads up Neal!

By: Aaron

Aaron — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 02:17:37 +0000

I spent a summer in Dallas a while back, and I’m a huge fan of a good burger (just enjoyed my first-ever In-N-Out burger last December while visiting in-laws in California), and I can’t believe I missed trying Mooyah. Sounds AMAZING!

By: DavePeterson

DavePeterson — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 02:17:18 +0000

Okay, so now I know two great fast food burger experiences that aren’t my area. (After the enumeration on http://www.bigtrip.com I know a lot more than two, but it gets kind of painful to dwell too much on the list.) I don’t know when I’ll get to a Mooyah’s, but I’m already looking forward to In-N-Out next Macworld!

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