Meat Hunter

Name: Meat Hunter
Address: Dostyk Ave 17, Almaty, Almaty Province, Kazakhstan
Telephone: +77013334959
Price range: $

#982 of 3494 fast food in Almaty

Open now 10AM - 8PM

Updated 9 days ago

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Meat Hunter is a restaurant located on Dostyk Ave near the Almaly metro station in Almaty, offering American cuisine. The establishment accommodates various dining preferences, whether you're looking to dine in, grab a quick takeaway, or have your meal delivered to you. It's particularly popular for lunch and dinner, catering well to solo diners as well as groups. Meat Hunter provides a casual and cozy atmosphere, making it a comfortable choice for a range of occasions.

Despite being good for kids and equipped with basic amenities like a toilet, details about more specific facilities are limited. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted, providing convenience in payment options. The menu includes offerings such as coffee and quick bites, alongside richer lunch and dinner selections, though details on individual dishes remain sparse beyond a noted doner with cheese.

Operating daily from 10:00 AM until 8:00 PM, Meat Hunter maintains consistent hours throughout the week. While visitor reviews are minimal and outdated, they suggest certain dishes are well-received. However, recent feedback from the restaurant owner or patrons is not available, leaving the current state of affairs somewhat uncertain. This lack of up-to-date information might suggest a need for prospective visitors to check directly for the latest experiences or changes.

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Ratings of Meat Hunter

Google

(2.7/5)

Yandex

(2.7/5)

Trip

(2/5)

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Nina Shahova 2 years ago on Google

Отличный Донер с сыром. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₸1–2,000 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

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Y. Cherski 5 years ago on Google

I believed that we did a full circle and are coming back to reality where a decent burger is nothing fancy and rather perfect representative of street food, so you can have one in a street food kiosk and not in a high-end restaurant. This joint's praiseful feedback suggested I was thinking right, but the things turned out to be the opposite. The beginning was promising. The burger joint is located a few blocks away from where I live. On the way back, I grabbed some excellent Russian craft IPA to accompany my burger, came home, poured a pint, unwrapped the burger, took a bite... and sheer disappointment hit me. I knew right away what was wrong. They served me a babushka (grandma) burger. That's right, one where the patty is made with the addition of onion. I hate it. I understand that there is a common recipe for patty-cakes in the CIS countries that includes onions, and it is good but with mashed potatoes and not in a burger. You don't need to reinvent the wheel when making a good burger patty. Things vary a bit, but the general formula is 80% lean, 20% fat ground beef (I prefer chuck), seasoning (salt, pepper, etc.), binders (egg, milk, crumbs, etc.). That's it – no onion. It just tastes awful. I like burgers a lot, but I eat them rarely, so I want that experience to be memorable and in a good way. So, the lesson I've extracted from the said situation is that it is still worth splurging for a good burger in Kazakhstan.