we wanted to find out all the differences

between Burger King in Japan and the US.

This is "Food Wars."

Here's everything you can find on the menu

at the Burger King in Japan but not in the US.

Here's everything you can find at a US Burger King

you cannot get in Japan.

All right, so let's start with exclusive burgers.

So, here we have teriyaki lettuce burger

and teriyaki Whopper.

Ooh!

Huge.

Next we have avocado salad burger

and avocado Whopper.

Aah, a little cute baby.

Look at this.

And Whopper.

It's totally different.

This one is so huge.

And avocados, tomato,

no tomatoes.

I don't know why.

Next we have quattro cheese Whopper.

Oh, big boy.

We've got smoky barbecue Whopper

and smoky barbecue Whopper junior.

And here is spicy Whopper.

Ooh!

It's hot sauce.

Next, we have tartar chicken burger.

Ooh, it's got

a lot of tartar sauce,

chicken, crispy.

Burger King in Japan just released a brand-new burger

called Guilty Burger.

It's basically butter burger.

Why?

What have you done?

Let's check out this Guilty butter beef burger first.

The bun is different.

Itadakimasu!

Just a little bit of butter flavor,

but I don't feel as guilty as it claims.

This one is Guilty butter croquette sandwich.

Ooh.

Guilty!

And here is Guilty butter chicken burger.

First one is something that BK has exclu --

oh, my God.

This is called the Texas Whopper.

Look at the size of this f---ing thing.

Two patties, cheese, bacon, bunch of veggies.

Wait for it!

The triple Whopper.

Look at the size of this thing.

The weight of it has completely flattened the bottom bun.

And there's nothing between the patties of meat!

What the hell are you guys doing over there?

Next.

Oh, the Bacon King.

Oh, my God.

Looks to be pretty bacon centric.

Looks like a double Whopper with cheese,

bacon, mayo, ketchup, mustard.

They didn't mess with the veggies. Thank you.

You're not fooling anyone

getting lettuce and onion on that one.

The rodeo burger is a little guy with onion rings.

The rodeo burger. Yeehaw.

On to the chicken.

I'll just put this over here.

Japan does not have

what we call the original chicken sandwich.

And I don't know why Burger King,

maybe just to set itself apart,

the chicken sandwich is this, like, sub shape.

It's like I'm holding the phone.

This is great.

Chicken junior, spicy chicken junior.

Let's go spicy.

Barely registers in the spice meter.

Wait!

Yeah.

BKs in the US have something called the Ch'King sandwich.

You can get the sandwich regular or deluxe.

You can also get the sandwich flavor regular or spicy.

So here is the regular regular.

And as you can see,

just comes with sauce and pickles and the chicken.

You can get it deluxe and spicy,

so we went with deluxe, comes with all these veggies

that you brush off right when you start eating it,

and it has got a spicy kind of hue to the chicken there.

Here's our side menu.

Let's start with this one.

We've got hot dog.

It's got such a big sausage.

This one is chili beans hot dog.

And next we have this little guy,

snack chicken.

And last we have this one,

chili cheese fries.

And if you want some veggies, you can order Caesar salad.

But my bad, I forgot to order.

Also exclusives to the US are these, chicken fries.

As you can tell, they look like fries,

but they're pieces of chicken.

Not bad.

You can get Mott's applesauce.

Jalapeño cheddar bites.

I've never heard of these.

And now I know why.

Burger King in the US has two iced-coffee flavors,

mocha and vanilla.

Assuming that's the mocha.

Tastes exactly like chocolate milk.

Blech! No.

Oh, the aftertaste is horrible.

What the hell?

That's ridiculous how bad that is.

And the vanilla.

That is so sweet.

I'm gonna keep this one.

So, here is our dessert menus.

Here we have coffee float.

A little bit melting, sorry.

And we have melon soda float.

Coke float and Coke Zero float.

And here we've got premium sundae chocolate and coffee.

And here is our chocolate sundae

and strawberry sundae.

And my favorite is this apple pie.

Desserts.

Here in the US you can get yourself a Hershey's sundae pie.

Ugh.

This one might have got a little roughed up in transit.

And in the US Burger King, you can also get various shakes.

Here we have Oreo shake, a chocolate Oreo shake,

a chocolate shake, and a vanilla shake.

All right.

God, that's so good.

The straight-up chocolate.

Oh, man, this is trouble.

Mm!

Wow, Burger King's shakes are really good.

I'm assuming this is just the straight Oreo one.

Oh, my God, this is fantastic.

Are we all curious what a chocolate Oreo shake tastes like?

Wonder no more.

Good. This one's the best.

Also at a US Burger King, you can get a soft-serve cone.

I didn't get it,

only because we have no refrigeration unit here

and it would just be a cone with a puddle of ice cream. So.

Victoria, please turn me into a giant soft-serve cone.

So, here are our drinks.

Let's start with this one.

This one is ginger ale;

and Fanta melon;

oolong tea,

which is Chinese tea;

and orange juice.

And this one is Earl Grey iced tea.

Next we have Darjeeling tea.

And here is Calpis,

which, you guys call it Calpico in your country.

But in Japan we say "ka-ru pi-su."

I know it sounds like "cow piss" in English,

but if you say Calpico to Japanese people,

they will never understand what you're talking about.

So in Japan, once again, we say "ka-ru pi-su."

Repeat after me. "Ka-ru pi-su."

Very good!

First things you can get,

you can get a little orange juice guy,

and you can also get Capri Sun apple juice.

Shout-out to the pouch.

Burger King in the US has Coke products as well,

but we have something called a Coke Freestyle machine.

If you haven't seen it, it's this big machine

that has a bunch of Coca-Cola-related beverages.

You can mix and match them.

Anyway, we can get Hi-C fruit punch,

Hi-C pink lemonade, Fanta orange, Mello Yello,

Powerade Zero, Dr Pepper, Barq's, diet Barq's.

You can also get yourself a fat-free milk.

There it is.

Sweetened or unsweetened tea.

I think I got the sweetened.

I don't want any tea. Tea sucks.

We also have something called frozen Cokes.

That is this right here.

As you can see, it's been sitting for a while,

it's starting to separate.

But we have frozen Coke,

we also have a frozen Fanta wild cherry,

a frozen Fanta blue raspberry,

and a frozen strawberry lemonade.

Mm.

Oh, yeah.

Japan has a few exclusives that are similar

but different to that in the US.

So, for example, this is our plant-based Whopper.

This burger is made from 100% soybeans.

Itadakimasu!

It's actually delicious.

I like it.

Mm.

When it comes to vegetarianism and veganism,

they are not that popular in Japan.

But gradually, especially the restaurants in Tokyo

are offering more vegan or vegetarian meals

because there is more Japanese people

and non-Japanese people who are vegan or vegetarian

compared to other places in Japan.

But overall, the vegan or vegetarian option

is still limited in Japan.

And in the US, we have the Impossible Whopper.

What's the difference?

Well, the Impossible burger has all these ingredients.

So as you can see, a lot more.

I am curious.

That looks like meat, right?

Tastes exactly like a Whopper.

I don't think I would notice the difference.

They're covering the lack of meat with, like,

with that char flavor that they have on there.

Oh, it's good.

In Japan, we call this burger

crispy chicken burger.

And in the US, we have the before-mentioned

Ch'King sandwich,

which comes in varieties of spicy and/or deluxe.

For breakfast, our hash brown comes in one big piece.

Whereas in the US,

our hash browns come in little bites.

And in Japan, we have this cheese bites.

Look at this.

And in the US, we have eight-piece cheesy tots.

And on to the US breakfast exclusives.

As you can see, we have a lot more going on

in our breakfast menu here in the US than Japan has.

Here in the US, you can get your breakfast sandwich

in biscuit or Croissan'wich options.

Croissan'wich is, of course, a croissant sandwich.

Took those two words, put them together. Croissan'wich.

So we have bacon, egg, and cheese;

ham, egg, and cheese;

and sausage, egg, and cheese.

We have two breakfast burritos.

The Egg-Normous breakfast burrito,

which I'm assuming is this one,

'cause it is enormous.

The breakfast burrito junior.

Look at this little guy!

French toast sticks.

Who doesn't like French toast?

Finally, pancake platter with just three pancakes

or a pancake platter with three pancakes

and a side of sausage.

The fries at Burger King in Japan come in three sizes,

small,

medium,

and large.

Fries in the US at Burger King come in four sizes,

value, small, medium, or large.

Or maybe it's value, small, medium, large.

Does this look right?

Any of you "Food Wars" heads

would've seen the Burger King US vs UK episode