Seattle’s Mount Fuji Katsu Burger Towers Above The Burger Game

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An epic burger crammed with three levels of meat doesn’t immediately come across as flavorsome. This Mount Fuji Katsu burger, however, is anything but lacking in that department.

A popular local chain in Seattle, Katsu Burger has been a favorite since it opened in 2011. Their mouthwatering sandwich creations bring together Japanese flavors with delicious burgers. The Mount Fuji, which is an absolute behemoth, is one of their more gargantuan and tastier offerings.

What makes up this mouthful is a triple layer of katsu pork, beef, and chicken. However, differing flavors in between each layer make this a three-in-one sandwich delight. Peep the video above to see what toppings go with each meat for a mouthwatering katsu threesome. Additionally, Katsu Burger’s owners pay full attention to quality. The buns come from a small local bakery, and authentic Japanese ingredients are imported to pair with the rest.

Overall, this creates a unique fusion burger experience unlike any other, and the Mount Fuji is the epitome of this one-of-a-kind restaurant. It may require an anaconda’s jaw to bite into, but it’s definitely a burger you don’t wanna miss.

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