Every burger connoisseur know there’s nothing more satisfying than indulging in a delicious bun filled with a succulent patty and sauce bursting with flavour.
As restaurants and burger joints go head-to-head to produce the tastiest gourmet foods on the menu, Australia’s most popular burgers have been revealed.
The buns are packed with everything from ‘secret sauces’ to mouthwatering patties oozing with American cheese.
Deliveroo has rounded up Australia’s top 10 most popular burgers.
Every burger connoisseur know there’s nothing more satisfying than indulging in a delicious bun filled with a succulent patty and sauce bursting with flavour (pictured a diner tucking into a Betty’s Classic Burger)
Mary’s mouthwatering $13 Mary’s Burger has never disappointed any foodies around Sydney, as it’s filled with a succulent beef patty, cheese, tomato, onion, lettuce and its signature sauce
The list was compiled after five million burgers were ordered by customers via the food delivery service app over the past three years.
Among the biggest orders was the $13.50 Altered Beast by 8bit, which comes complete with beef, bacon, cheese, grilled onions, lettuce, 8bit sauce and barbecue.
Burger Project’s $14 American Cheese was also a crowd favourite, filled with grass-fed beef, cheese, onion, pickles, tomato, lettuce and its signature rose mayonnaise.
Mary’s $13.50 Mary’s Burger has never disappointed foodies, as it’s filled with a succulent beef patty, cheese, tomato, onion, lettuce and its secret sauce.
Diners can’t get enough of the $19 Belles Chicken Sandwich, available at Belles Hot Chicken, as it was one of the most ordered meal.
The $12 Betty’s Classic from Betty’s Burgers is one of the most popular foods from its menu, made with Angus beef, lettuce, onion, cheese, and Betty’s ‘special sauce’.
Burger Project’s $14 American Cheese was also a crowd favourite, filled with grass-fed beef, cheese, onion, pickles, tomato, lettuce and its signature rose mayonnaise
Diners can’t get enough of the $19 Belles Chicken Sandwich, available at Belles Hot Chicken, as it was one of the most ordered meal
And it isn’t the gourmet options diners enjoyed. Foodies were also ordering KFC’s iconic Zinger Burger, which made the top 10 list for the most popular burgers
It’s a simple classic but BL’s humble $16 Cheeseburger made with beef patty, American cheese, white onion, pickles, ketchup and mustard on a milk bun has proved to be a popular hit.
Made with grass-fed beef, cheese, tomato, lettuce and pickles, Huxtaburger’s $12.90 Huxtaburger comes with a mix of sauces, including tomato, mayo and mustard.
Available on the children’s menu, Ribs & Burgers’ kid-size $10.90 Little Beef Burger is a crowd pleaser among parents because it’s centred on premium ingredients with no added chemicals.
Ume’s classic $15.60 Ume Burger also topped the list, for its delicious signature beef pattie, Wagyu mince sauce, tomato, onion, mayo and American cheese.
And it isn’t the gourmet options diners enjoyed.
KFC’s iconic $6.55 Zinger Burger nabbed a spot in the list of the top 10 most popular burgers after becoming the go-to food to order.
‘It’s clear that Aussies are huge fans of the burger,’ Deliveroo’s country manager Levi Aron said.
The top 10 list comes as Deliveroo is set to launch Australia’s first edible billboard made entirely out of burgers, all of which are free for hungry pedestrians to enjoy
The top 10 list comes as Deliveroo is set to launch Australia’s first edible billboard made entirely out of burgers, all of which are free for hungry pedestrians to enjoy.
The wall will be filled with favourites from the top list all under one billboard at Martin Place in Sydney on Thursday, April 4 between 12pm to 6pm.
The billboard will stand at a whopping six metres high and four metres wide.
It will be assembled to encourage Aussies everywhere to embrace their ‘food freedom’, while celebrating Deliveroo having sold five million burgers since their launch Down Under three years ago.
‘We want to take a moment to celebrate our five million milestone by giving away over 2,000 burgers to Deliveroo customers,’ Mr Aron said.