'No Meat, No Vegetables'... Burger King Thailand Launches 'Real Cheeseburger' with 20 Slices of Cheese Only

SNS Buzzes with Mixed Netizen Reviews
No Plans to Launch Outside Thailand

Thailand's Burger King has introduced a limited-time menu item called the 'Real Cheese Burger,' which contains only cheese, sparking mixed reactions among netizens.

According to Fox News on the 12th (local time), Thailand's Burger King sold the 'Real Cheese Burger,' which contains 20 slices of cheese between buns, for just three days from the 11th to the 13th. The price was 109 baht (approximately 4,000 KRW), slightly cheaper than the regular Burger King cheeseburger priced at 129 baht (about 4,700 KRW).

The reactions of those who actually tasted it are mixed. People who like cheese responded positively, but some netizens said, "It's too much," and "The cheese flavor is too strong, I can only eat half."
[Photo by Fox News]

On the 9th, Burger King announced the launch of the menu through Facebook, stating, "This is not a menu made for fun. This is real." Photos of the menu show that only thick cheese is sandwiched between the buns, without any meat patties or vegetables.

Reviews among netizens who have tasted the menu are divided. The 'Real Cheese Burger' has become a hot topic on local Thai SNS and online communities as soon as it was revealed.

It is reported that many Thai people are heading to Burger King to try the 'Real Cheese Burger' after seeing photos and videos trending on SNS.

However, reactions from those who actually tasted it are mixed. Cheese lovers respond positively, but some netizens commented, "It's too much," and "The cheese flavor is so strong that I could only eat half."

Thailand Burger King sold a 'Real Cheeseburger' with only 20 slices of cheese between the buns for just three days from the 11th to the 13th.
[Photo by Thailand Burger King]

Fox News reported, "If the marketing strategy was to shock customers and create a buzz on SNS, it was successful," adding, "Burger King has no plans to launch this burger outside of Thailand."

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