Video: The Tower Burger from Monster Cafe in Tokyo

Posted by Robyn Lee, September 13, 2009 at 10:00 AM

Burgers with oversized diameters isn't uncommon, but the Tower Burger (タワーバーガー) from Monster Cafe in Tokyo goes for a different sort of extreme by consisting of six (or four; more information on that later) different burgers stacked on top of one another. In this video, Eric orders a Tower Burger (¥2625, about $29) measuring 39 centimeters (15.35 inches) high and goes through the contents of each burger (each one seems to come with lettuce and tomato):

Bacon egg cheeseburger
Cheeseburger with two slices of cheese and mustard
Pineapple burger with tomato and teriyaki sauce
Cheeseburger with two slices of cheese, pickle, onion, and mustard
Spam burger
Chicken burger

Of course, you can just get burgers one at a time. According to Eric, who notes in the beginning of the video that he's lived in Japan for a while and it can be hard to find a good burger, Monster Cafe's burgers are good. Watch the video after the jump.

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This Japanese review along with this photo show that it comes with four burgers, not six. Four still makes for an impressive burger tower, though. [via This Is Why You're Fat]

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