Do you remember Scott Burger? #shorts

Scott Burger, founded by Gregory Ty in 1985, quickly became a beloved burger joint in Metro Manila, especially after launching the "Buy One, Take One" burger promo in 1991. The brand, named after Ty's eldest son, became famous for its affordable, tasty burgers, drawing long lines of students and office workers. Scott Burger’s stalls were a common sight near LRT stations, making it a nostalgic part of the 90s Manila food scene.

After fading from popularity, Scott Burger was revived in 2018 by Ty's nephew, Lloyd Peter Lee, and his wife, Shamcey Supsup-Lee. They reintroduced the brand at Uptown Mall in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), blending its classic appeal with modern twists. The new Scott Burger now offers upgraded menu items, including Wagyu beef patties and a variety of premium burger options, such as the Chinatown Burger and Good Morning Burger.

While the original "Buy One, Take One" promo is no longer available, Scott Burger now offers a "Buy 6, Take 6" deal, catering to families and groups. The restaurant's interior is designed to evoke memories of its 90s heyday, featuring LRT-themed booths and nostalgic elements. Scott Burger's revival brings back a cherished piece of Manila's culinary history, now adapted for a new generation.

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