Swagyu Burger

Bomb swagyu burger made by Luis! Delicious and will definitely come back again. The top meat is a little expensive but worth a try

Service: 6/10 Waited a long time for a couple burgers, but the workers were very nice.Food: 8/10 The meat tasted really good and the burger was obviously made with high quality ingredientsPrice: 6/10 The burgers are really pricey. Not something I would get a lot

Very good burger With Fluffy bunservice was okIt is Inside the food court which can get pretty loudA bit Too pricey

One of the newest locations of Swagyu Burger occupies a far corner suite at the food court inside the Westfield UTC Mall. Chef Steve Brown has recalibrated his lineup of restaurants and focused on the burger concept. As its namesake, the Swagyu Burgers were the featured products. Two quarter-pound smash patties made up of a mix of American, Australian, and certified A5 Japanese Wagyu were served on a buttered potato brioche bun from Sadie Rose Baking Co. Four varieties with different toppings were available that ranged in price from $23 to $28 for the half pound burger.If you wanted a less premium item without the A5 Japanese meat grade, then the American Wagyu Burgers also had four choices. What I liked about this set of burgers was that you could order one, two, or three quarter-pound smash patties. Sandos, sides, drinks, and shakes were the other menu categories. The sandos included a veggie burger, a grilled cheese sandwich, and a cheese katsu version.I decided to order the 1/2 lb "OG" Burger without any sides. The two Swagyu smash patties were dressed with New School American cheese, house-made pickles, and secret sauce. The patty blend was 2/3 F1 Wagyu Beef and 1/3 A5 Japanese Wagyu that was delivered from their butcher shop. The meat was tender, however it was difficult to distinguish the high quality beef as opposed to when it's served as a tenderloin or other cut on a dinner plate.The $20+ price point was understandable for the Swagyu Burgers, but they may be more challenging to sell to young families who patronize the food court because of the ice rink at the ground level. I gave a rating between three and four stars for my experience at Swagyu Burger.

You never know what new place will appear in the UTC food court.  The latest spot is Swagyu Burger.  I loved the Swagyu burger I tried at their now closed Pacific Beach location.  This visit I tried the triple american wagyu burger.  Sadie Rose bun was toasted and had a nice mild flavor, soft, and fluffy.  Lettuce was crisp and had a mild flavor.  Tomato was fresh and juicy.  Wagyu was tender and had a nice beefy flavor.  This was a pretty good burger.  I would have loved it with the addition of some bacon to add a smoky and salty flavor.Onion rings were crunchy and had lots of fried onion flavor.  I noticed they used fresh very high quality oil as there was no bitter after taste.Staff was friendly and efficient.  Swagyu uses very high quality ingredients.  I love the bread from Sadie Rose.

Anyone who doesn't write a 5 star review about this place is trippin. One of the best burgers I've ever had. My burger was cooked to perfection and it truly hit the spot. I'll be back

I don't mind spending $20 for GOOD a burger. I was so excited to try these burgers. But when they forget all your veggies, and don't add any special sauce, and give you a single instead of a double, that's simply not it. UTC mall swagyu isn't it.

Nice atmosphere. Great burgers and fries. Great service. Will definitely return in the future!!!

BEST BURGER EVER!!!! Service is amazing as well, definitely dont skip on Swagyu after a shopping day

DELICIOUS! I frequent this burger joint and their multiple locations! The original smash burger is definitely worth the hype. Kind employees and great service! Will continue to revisit!