Starting July 23, TT Custom BBQ will host Burger Night every Sunday. The motorcycle-themed steakhouse will offer up a 1 kilogram (2.2lb) patty made from Angus beef brisket and served with almost half a kg of French fries. Diners can then customise their buns with a range of fillings and sauces. Priced at Dh300 a pop, the whopper of a burger – or as TT describes it: a "meaty beast" – is strictly for diehard carnivores with a <em>very </em>healthy appetite. Those who are actually more health-inclined, can choose the children's option, a miniature version of the burger, priced at Dh89. The restaurant also serves authentic Turkish grills and roasts, and shishas sourced from Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. A must-try – if you have any stomach space left – is ayran, a yogurt-based drink, which is poured directly from a traditional Turkish vessel suspended from the ceiling. The interior is designed to look and feel like a garage, complete with gas pumps for door handles, screw-wrench cutlery and chair arms inspired by fuel tanks. In addition to the biker atmosphere, there is a large outdoor terrace (it can accommodate 150 guests), with customised motorcycle models on display. Named for Turkey-based TT Custom Motors, the company responsible for designing the automotives seen in films such as <em>The Expendables </em>and <em>Mad Max</em>, the Box Park burger joint opened in Dubai in February, a year after the launch of TT Custom UAE.
