Super Smash Burgs

Service was great. The server explained the difference between the different types of burgers.nnThey make the burgers and fries fresh after you order. The fries were very crispy even with the sauce drenched over it a little too much sauce. We ordered the super fries which reminded me of animal fries from in n out. I got the Oklahoma burger which was a bit salty that day, and it didn't have fresh toppings on it. I think if there was a bit of lettuce on it, it would've balanced out better. The super burger is the better choice in my opinion. I would go back if I was in the mood for fresh burgers.

Friendly staff, Delicious tasting menu items, fresh made to order smash burgers and fresh cut crinkle fries.nI got the double SUPER SMASH burger. Delicious toppings and juicy taste with each bite.nI will definitely return and recommend.ndon’t sleep on the banana pudding dessert!n

What a unique and cool find.nnSuch a hidden gem.nLoved the retro vibes and decor.nnThey have exotic drinks on the menu for sodas.nnAmazing halal smash burgers. We will definitely be back with more people.nnAmazing family owned business

What a great cozy burger joint on one of Markham's main street. Interior and location is good as it's in the core of it all. Been open for a year now and doing good. See lots of orders leaving with delivery. Speed of service was great though was a little quiet. Friendly staff.nThe food. Had me a double patty smash burger and it was a true smash burger! Great bark on the meat and tons of flavor ! Toppings was perfect portion. The focus was on the meet and cheese and it blended perfectly with the bun. Overall this was best burger I've had in Morther GTA ! Knockout flavor!!! Love it !nFries are your average crinkle cut fries which seems to be the trend with places like this. If they work on bettering that, this place will be rated with high ranks and unbeatable!nKeep up the good work and find a way to get known. Find the perfect sides for them burgers but keep it simple !nCan't wait to go back !nIt's totally Dyer Approved!

Super Smash Burgs had been on my radar for some time, and after seeing an influencer rave about it, I finally decided to pay a visit. Located in a space styled as an ode to retro burger joints—with minimalist logo design, neon lights, and bold blue walls—it certainly looked the part. However, the service, while quick and efficient, lacked warmth and didn’t match the inviting vibe of the decor. Still, I was eager to see if the food would live up to the hype.nnTo get a well-rounded sense of the menu, we ordered the Double Super Smash Burger, Super Fries, and an Oreo Milkshake. The food arrived promptly, though we had to remind the staff about the milkshake, which had been forgotten. At first glance, everything looked promising and matched the aesthetic I’d seen in photos. Unfortunately, the taste didn’t quite measure up.nnLet’s start with the burger. While the patty boasted a crisp outer crust, the beef was disappointingly dry—most likely due to an overly lean meat-to-fat ratio or overcooking during the smashing process. A great smash burger should strike a balance: the crust should deliver a satisfying crunch, while the fat renders into the meat to maintain juiciness. Instead, this patty felt more like a dry muffin top, lacking any glistening juiciness. Even more concerning was the odd, fishy smell emanating from the edges of the patty, which I suspect was caused by either grill residue or improperly handled meat. The toppings—potato bun, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, and their signature sauce—were fine on their own, but they couldn’t rescue the burger from its dry, underwhelming patty.nnInterestingly, the beef used on the Super Fries was a noticeable improvement. Unlike the burger patty, the chopped beef retained its juiciness and offered a much more enjoyable flavor, likely because it wasn’t subjected to the same smashing technique. However, the fries themselves fell short. While the concept of a tangy sauce to cut through the beef’s richness was a smart idea, the execution missed the mark. The sauce was overwhelmingly acidic, overshadowing any other flavor notes like the promised “BBQ honey.” After a few bites, the sharpness of the sauce became almost unpleasant, detracting from the overall dish.nnThe Oreo Milkshake, sadly, didn’t provide the redemption I was hoping for. While undeniably rich and indulgent, it was too thick and overly blended, lacking the lightness or textural contrast that makes a milkshake satisfying. Some small icy bits or a smoother, less heavy consistency could have made this drink more enjoyable.nnAt $30.22 after tax for the meal, I left feeling underwhelmed. The concept and presentation were there, but the execution didn’t deliver on the promise. That said, I’m open to revisiting Super Smash Burgs in the future to see if a freshly made burger or different items might change my impression. As of now, I’d rate my experience 2.75/5.

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