When you order a cheeseburger in Japan

I had it. There are much better in Japan.

Applebee's does the same thing and its laying in melted cheese

The quality of most food over there is unmatched. I lived in Yokosuka for 6 years and the food is legit the thing I miss the most

FIST BURGER

Talk about a heart attack on a bun. I don't even think I've been to burger joint here that does all that

Horrible! This burger was designed to be served on a plate full of melted cheddar!

Japanese people respect their profession which is not just a job

Why aren’t the Japanese fat? … or are these only eaten by sumo wrestlers?

Applesbees has a new burger copying them

So well made 😋

Looks tasty, but I doubt it would match a Culver's Butterburger.

Thought it would have seaweed on it or something.

Why did they ruin the video with the subpar potatoes?

That looks so Juicy 😋

Why the fuck would I ever order a cheeseburger in Japan when they have vastly superior food? lol

Personally, I don’t like my hamburger cut in half.

Nah. I like it the traditional way

you get a cheeseburger? i would fucking hope so. dumbass

It's a grease burger...why put all the oil/grease on it?

Turned it into a taco

If I order a burger and it comes cut in half I'm getting violent.

this seems pretty in-context human race

I haven’t been to Japan yet, but when I go, I’ll definitely order this the first night instead of sushi.

Most burger places in Tokyo and Kyoto that charge over $20 are overpriced, so be careful. If you want a good burger, choose MOS Burger. Its careful preparation and delicate flavor truly represent Japanese taste.

When you order a cheeseburger in a very specific restaurant in Japan***

That burger looks illegal.

When fish is the main staple of your diet, you can afford a little grease.

That looks so good. Makes me want to make one myself right now.

When I ate American food in Japan, I found an emphasis on appearance of the food rather than taste.

I really want to taste this.