While I enjoy a good bun while eating a burger, really, who needs them? Especially when you swap them out for meat patties.
This is the “Wild Out” burger. It’s two juicy beef patties, cheese, fixings, and a big slice of tomato. Served up at a Tokyo restaurant called Shake Tree, the staff ask you not to eat it with a knife and fork, but like a regular burger. Bless them.
The Wild Out is 1,450 yen (US$12.34) If you so dare, you can order extra meat for your meat burger, like in the top photo.
https://twitter.com/embed/status/795148919357353984
Extra meat and extra toppings are, well, extra.
念願のワイルドアウト!!!!👼🏾👼🏾
肉で挟むバーガー!!!美味しすぎる!!!!!🍖 pic.twitter.com/OeZcG87oOx
— ふじ (@fnanachi) December 16, 2016
https://twitter.com/embed/status/800316258285539330
肉しかないハンバーガー『ワイルドアウト』やっと食べれた肉そのものだった美味かった ！ pic.twitter.com/Wlyq1xTZns
— こす (@cos283) December 13, 2016
https://twitter.com/embed/status/799705348110098432
ワイルドアウト
やばい♪ pic.twitter.com/Hm71rLfYtU— FBMKT (@marskt55) December 21, 2016
https://twitter.com/embed/status/801308679693881344
shake treeのワイルドアウトまじで美味しそう pic.twitter.com/epUtrYESbg
— 垢移動しました (@ryo___pei) December 14, 2016
Goodness, this looks delicious. Everyone seems to be agreeing—or adding that it does taste terrific.
Via Gigazine, here’s a look at how tender the meat looks.
One thing to know about Shake Tree: Since they are using prime meat for their burgers, they only set aside a certain amount they can make each day. So, once they’ve sold out, that’s it until tomorrow.
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