Chicken Burger
$19
Crispy fried chicken on a toasted brioche bun with fresh lettuce and house sauce.
Our Story
Born in Mongolia. Reborn in Perth.
The journey of ME-LIKO from an old bus in Ulaanbaatar to a new beginning in Western Australia.
UlaanbaatarPerth, Australia
The Beginning
An old coach bus. A mobile kitchen. A dream that started with bare hands.
In 2015, ME-LIKO began in Ulaanbaatar with something bold: turning a worn-out bus into a working food truck. Seats came out. Timber went in. What started as scrap and ambition became a kitchen on wheels — and the first chapter of everything that followed.
Too Early
The truck was ready. The city was not quite there yet.
Food trucks were still a new idea in Mongolia. Permits were hard. Locations were harder. The bus stood ready — lit up, branded, waiting — but could not trade with the rhythm it was built for. The dream was real. The timing was not.
The First Shop
When the road closed, the family built a home for the brand indoors.
With a tight budget and family behind them, ME-LIKO opened a small restaurant. Nothing was wasted: bus seats became dining chairs, and the nose of the truck became the counter. Creativity filled the gaps money could not.
The Food Truck Lives On
Events, festivals and crowds — the mobile spirit never stopped.
Even with a shop, ME-LIKO kept showing up where people gathered: festivals, parties and public days. Marquees went up. Queues formed. The brand kept moving — same food, same energy, new places.
Growing Recognition
Burgers people came back for. A name people started to know.
Word spread. Regulars returned. The burgers became the calling card. ME-LIKO grew from a risky idea into a recognised local favourite — proof that the hard years had been worth it.
COVID
A chapter that ended before anyone was ready.
Then the world stopped. Trading stalled. Plans paused. One chapter of ME-LIKO in Mongolia came to a close — not because the dream failed, but because everything around it changed.
Reborn in Perth
New country. Same hunger. Back on wheels.
In 2026, ME-LIKO starts again in Western Australia — a new city, a new truck, and a return to the original mobile idea. The dream that began on a bus in Ulaanbaatar is cooking again at Belmont Skate Park.
Same idea. New city. The journey continues.