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| Name | Japanese queuing up to sample Trump Burgers |
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| Video Discription | (16 Nov 2017) The recent visit by US President Donald Trump to Japan has left its mark on one burger maker in Tokyo. Queues have been forming at the tiny Munch's Burger Shack in the Japanese capital since Trump ate one of their burgers with the Japanese prime minister at a country club. The US President's tough talk on issues like bilateral trade and security tend to get a mixed response in places like Japan, which sees the US as its most important alliance partner. But his love for the Japanese take on the all-American hamburger is striking a chord with many here. Haruyuki Sano travelled an hour and half so he could try the same burger Trump ate. While more known for sushi, soba and tempura, Japan has had a long love affair with American food. So-called "premium burgers," which are more expensive than the fast-food versions, at double the price or more, are growing popular. The "President Trump Set," a new addition to the menu at Munch's Burger, which includes a serving of coleslaw and a side a fries, with the cheeseburger, sells for 1,400 yen (12 US dollars). A juicy beef paddy comes layered with crisp lettuce, melted cheese and tomato between hot soft buns. These days, it's one of the most popular orders, says owner-cum-chef Yutaka Yanagisawa, who recalls Trump shaking his hand after eating the burger and saying, "Very good. Very good." Since Trump wanted his meat well-done, that's how the order was placed for both burgers in case the servings might get mixed up on the table. Munch's Burger is up against some competition. Not only are there the usual McDonald's and Burger King chains, and relative newcomer Shake Shack, Japanese burger joints are popping up, such as Shake Tree, which serves the breadless burger. But for now, the Trump effect is still strong at Munch's Burger. Yanagisawa's dream is to open a restaurant in New York, in the heart of the land where the burger was born. He hopes to show what Japanese sensitivity and attention to detail can bring to a burger. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/39214dcd5e835b216093d656ebfb4563 |
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