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<\/a><\/a>I was super hungry! \u00a0So I ordered the FD burger<\/strong> ($15) and a cup of Chef Trevor’s famous Tomato Soup<\/strong> ($6). The burger came with thickly cut French fries, and the soup came with a small grilled cheese sandwich, which all together were quite a bit of food for one person. \u00a0 But I finished every single bit of the food!<\/p>\n The tomato soup was creamy and packed with bold and delicious tomato flavours. It was rich but also refreshing and appetizing. There was definitely a little bit of magic in this because I just couldn’t stop eating it. The small grilled cheese was quite tasty too, with quality cheddar and house made sour dough. It is always touching to be eating something seemingly simple but knowing that it requires impeccable timing and finesse to perfect a dish like this.<\/p>\n The FD Burger was delicious! The patty was not tightly packed, which very much gave \u00a0a proper diner burger’s texture. Usually I love my burger patties tight and thick, but somehow the\u00a0FD patty got away with the incredible flavours. I almost wanted to say\u00a0it was not 100% beef. Maybe there was pork, veal, or cheese in it? The fat content that was grilled properly is the source of \u00a0that winner flavour. While\u00a0I just couldn’t figure out what it is, I found it quite\u00a0ingenious. \u00a0Maybe it is just another piece of magic.<\/p>\n My lunch at Fable Diner was a satisfying one, showing that casual comfort food could be refined as well. The tomato soup was rich yet refreshing – it was perfectly balanced. And the FD Burger was definitely one of the best diner burgers that I have every had, making me feel like I was in good hands of mad scientists of meat! \u00a0I would definitely love to come back to try their other dishes, especially the brunch plates with eggs.<\/p>\n Website and menu:<\/strong><\/p>\n http:\/\/fablediner.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n More reviews:<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>