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Video: Atypical Hamburger Vending Machines in Tokyo

The two hamburger vending machines connected to this restaurant in Tokyo aren't like regular vending machines: They're human-powered and can only hold one burger at a time. One machine sells burgers for ¥100 ($1.11), while another sells a larger...

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From Serious Eats Talk: Where to Get Hamburgers in Tokyo?

On AHT parent site Serious Eats, Na asks, "I am currently studying abroad in Tokyo, and discovered a craving for a burger. A nice big, substantial burger. Suggestions?" Dish it up here »...

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Video: The Tower Burger from Monster Cafe in Tokyo

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...

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Tokyo Burger Blog

Hamburgers in Tokyo is a blog about...well, you can figure it out. Unfortunately, the updates are sparse—a new review showing up only once every few months—but the photos are great and accompanied by plenty of descriptions. Check it out if...

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Baker Bounce, an American Diner in Tokyo

Photograph from bakerbounce.com Baker Bounce is a Japanese-run restaurant with two locations in Tokyo featuring American-style burgers and sandwiches. In a feature on Nikkei Net Interactive, owner Takahiro Watanabe says his inspiration came from eating at nearly 100 diners...

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