• CLOSED: Burger Chulls

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  • White Veg-options
American
Fast food
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Little, hip burger joint which lists its vegan burger more prominently than the others. Reported closed September 2020.


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7 Reviews

First Review by Salopian

DariF

Points +120

Vegan
22 Oct 2019

Lentils burger was good

I liked the lentils burger, ordered with mushrooms and avocado, and the fries was great.
Staff is nice but didn't know word in English and the top floor smells pretty bad...

ReutSugar

Points +75

Vegan
14 Oct 2019

Great service the burger was fine

The burger patty wasn’t great I have to say. Super don’t and falling apart... but the service was amazing!!!

BigSmile

Points +42

Vegan
25 Sep 2018

Greasy

I had the lentilburger with eggplant and mushrooms as added toppings.

The menu is this onesider with 6 steps to complete your order.

My sweet potatoe fries were ok, bit on the dry side.

But the burger was the greasiest thing i had for a long time, and im in south america right now!

Taste was ok, nothing world shaking.

The waiter was friendly, although he had no clue which sauce (for the fries) is vegan and which is not.

If you don't want to smell like a fast food joint afterwards, sit downstairs.

All in all there are better options in arequipa. ;)

Pros: friendly staff, artesanal beer and cider

Cons: Greasy burger, Top floor is right above kitchen - smell

Elsvogelpoel

Points +80

Vegan
04 Apr 2018

Nice vegan burger (quinoa)

Liked it, it is real vegan junkfood. Very cosy and nice people. I took the quinoa vegan burger and it was really tasty, fries also good! Only doubt I had was whether the bread is vegan, because it looked like there was a shiny egg-like layer on it.

Cons: maybe non vegan bread

emzie1983

Points +678

Vegan
30 Mar 2018

Massive burger

Tasty vegan burger made with quinoa. Various extra toppings and sauces available, such as avocado, pineapple, spicy sauce, and regular or sweet potato fries. The sweet potato fries were a bit hard, not the best I've had, but the burger was tasty, although it fell apart a lot, so was messy to eat
Good value meal deal options for burger with fries, soft drink, and/or beer (there's a good selection of craft beers)
Cool venue and friendly staff

Pros: Good burger, Nice beers, Fair price

Cons: Lots of meat around!

Katiehambleton

Points +20

Vegan
01 Feb 2018

so good

I ordered food to go. Burgers were amazing and huge. Vegans can choose between lentil or quinoa plus lots of different toppings. Staff were really nice and helpful. Would definitely go again.

Salopian

Points +208

Vegan
23 Jul 2017

Tasty vegan burger

It's a nice place, conveniently in the same building as my hostel and indeed right under my room. Normally I prioritize going to vegan restaurants but I appreciated the prominence they had given to their vegan option on the blackboard so I thought I'd give it a go. It's four months old but already seems well known in the city: a schoolchild for whom I did a tourism survey in the main square and her mum recognized the name instantly.

It is run and I assume owned by a very warm and attentive couple, an I think French guy and perhaps a Peruvian girl. She helpfully corrected him the first time I went after he had accidentally offered me pesto. He calls her "mi amor", which is very touching. Sometimes there was a third member of staff who was just as spot on. The first time I had ever seen her, she brought the basket of sauces over to me and seemed to read my mind, as I was anticipating turning it round but she did so instead, so that only the mustard and ketchup were towards me, saying "You're vegan, right?"

Each time I went I had the burger as part of a combo for 15 sols. There were quite a lot of sauce options (of which I had aji and mustard each visit), as well either sweet potato or normal chips (both of which I tried) and a drink of either purple maize or passionfruit (both of which I also tried). Paying an extra 2 sols for mushrooms was worth it.

The food was well presented and tasty. (The venue and in particular the presentation on a rustic wooden tray were pretty hipster, but that's fine by me.) Instead of a normal bread bap, it was in a kind of equivalent made from rice. This tasted nice but made it impossible to pick up with my hands, so I would have preferred bread, but they told me they cannot source vegan bread (which I can really empathize with as Peruvians, like most South Americans, for some reason like to ruin bread by adding mad ingredients to it without managing to make it in any way nice), so I really valued their making the effort to create an alternative. It also certainly did not stop me having it again.

I can't give a non-vegan place five stars but I hope within their vegan options they keep up the great work.

Updated from previous review on 2017-07-17

Pros: Prominent vegan option in a non-vegan venue, Good location, Nice atmosphere

Cons: Not all vegan




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