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Köttmästarn ligger där Tegnérgatan korsar Drottninggatan i Stockholm, med en butik och restaurang som fokuserar på alla tänkbara köttdetaljer. De delar dessutom kök med den minst lika köttfokuserade restaurangen Grill, och det är faktiskt de som tillagar burgaren som finns på menyn. Det var kanske inte det klokaste beslutet, då själva burgaren håller mycket lägre klass än allt annat de serverar.

”Mästercheese”-burgaren kostar 185 kronor, och då ingår även pommes frites. Den rejäla hamburgaren består av 200 gram högrev, cheddarost, bacon, jalapeños, picklad rödlök och barbecusesås, och på pappret är detta en riktig succéburgare. Det vattnades verkligen i munnen när vi beställde den – mediumstekt enligt servitörens löfte.

Döm då av vår förvåning när hela sällskapet fick in burgare som var helt genomstekta. Recensionsburgaren skickades faktiskt tillbaka och kom ut mediumstekt efter en kort väntan. Köttsmaken var åtminstone klart godkänd då, men alla burgare led av ett torrt bröd som snabbt föll isär. Barbecuesåsen var alldeles för söt och tog över helt, så det var svårt att känna särskilt mycket annan smak. Pommes fritesen var dessutom för hårt friterade, vilket resulterade i att de hade en fet, krispig yta och i princip var ihåliga inuti.

Det känns riktigt tråkigt att Köttmästarn (och i förlängningen även Grill) mest har behandlat sin burgare som en eftertanke – som restauranger brukade göra förr i tiden – och inte har gett den samma kärlek som de andra kötträtterna på menyn har fått.

In English

Köttmästarn means ”The Meat Master” in Swedish, and are located in the central parts of Stockholm. They share their kitchen with Grill – another classic meat restaurant – who cook the burgers for both restaurants. This was perhaps not an optimal choice. The first burger we were served was overcooked (the replacement burger was nicely medium at least) with a dry and crumbly bun and an overpoweringly sweet barbecue sauce. The french fries had been deep fried for too long, resulting in a hard shell with practically nothing on the inside. This felt more like a restaurant burger from another day and age than a masterfully created burger, and we were left disappointed – especially since the other meat dishes on their menu are excellent.

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Tegnérgatan 32, Stockholm Sweden

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The burger looked really good when it arrived, even if it had been assembled somewhat hastily with a lot of sauce. The flavours worked well, but all that sauce made it a little difficult to eat as the patties kept sliding around. The beef from a local farm in Örebro was generously seasoned and had plenty of flavour. However, it had been slightly overworked and was a bit too compact, and we would’ve preferred a more airy texture. The cheese had melted nicely over the patties, and we also appreciated that the fluffy bun had been nicely toasted on the inside, helping it hold together throughout the meal. We liked the finely chopped onions, while the pickles were crunchy, if slightly sweet. Although the mustard smash added plenty of flavour to the beef, we would’ve appreciated the acidity of American yellow mustard instead of the fairly sweet burger sauce. The fries came in a very generous portion and were thick and well-cooked, but slightly too heavily salted.

Mother of Wagon has managed to build a really solid foundation in just a few months, and the friendly staff also contributed to the experience. We’re really happy that it’s now possible to get a good burger in central Arboga.

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Our food was served on small paper plates and everything looked really interesting. The beef had crispy edges while remaining juicy. The buns held together well, but hadn’t been toasted enough on the inside and became a bit too soft. The Kimchi Burger was our favourite, with lots of flavours that worked well together. The fresh acidity made the burger feel both balanced and surprisingly light. Their Thai burger was an Asian take on an Oklahoma Smash, with a noticeable but pleasant heat along with some nice nutty notes. However, the amount of lettuce made it a little difficult to bite through. The cheeseburger was overshadowed by its more adventurous siblings. It was a little too anonymous, and we disliked their overly sweet pickles. The wasabi and seaweed fries, on the other hand, were great! The portion was generous, the flavours were spot on and they were well worth the price. Extra points for serving them with chopsticks, an unexpected but practical touch that made it possible to eat the saucy creation without making a mess.

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