The barely filled sandwich-thing above doesn't really look like a burger, but that's what Japanese TV show Miyaneya seems to call it. The "burger" appeared on a TV segment about food in North Korea, says Kotaku. More

[Photograph: Irina Kalashnikova/Getty] In May 2009, a Singaporean entrepreneur helped open Samtaesong ("three big stars") in Pyongyang, the first foreign fast food outlet in North Korea. Samtaesong serves fries, Belgian waffles, fried chicken, hot dogs, and the most major... More

AFP/Yonhap/chosun.com File this under: "Things We Take for Granted in the Free World But Come as a Shock for North Korea." Kristine Kwok, a reporter for Hong Kong's South China Morning Post discovered a fast food burger joint hidden... More

It's unlikely you'll ever get to try a hamburger in North Korea, but just in case, Jakob Ohlsson wants you to know that 1) they exist, and 2) they're delicious. During a trip to Pyongyang, Ohlsson indulged in a... More