A TikTok creator’s search for a MrBeast Burger location ended at a Friendly’s restaurant, where he reviewed the ghost kitchen meal and rated the burger 6.8 out of 10.
Creator @munchinwithmoonshot said he had low expectations because of his skepticism toward ghost kitchen brands. After searching for the location and asking someone nearby for directions, he learned that the MrBeast Burger order was prepared inside the Friendly’s restaurant.
Customers could not order the meal in person. Instead, they had to place their orders online before collecting the food.
What was in the MrBeast Burger order?
The TikToker ordered a MrBeast-style double burger, Beast-style fries, a Diet Coke and a David’s chocolate chip cookie. The fries came with ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, pickles, onions and a seasoning he identified as Cajun-style.
“The fries aren’t soggy. I’m not gonna lie, like, they’re not horrible,” he said.
He rated the fries 5 out of 10. He also said the ordering app did not list the toppings in advance, leaving him to identify the ingredients as cheese, pickles, onions and ketchup based on their taste.
In the video caption, the creator wrote:
@munchinwithmoonshot Saw there was a @MrBeastBurger near my location so I got curious and went exploring ?? @MrBeast #mukbang #mrbeast #foodie #burger #foodreview ♬ original sound – Munchin With Moonshot
TikToker gives the burger a 6.8 rating
Despite his initial doubts, the creator said the burger performed better than expected.
“It’s not bad. It’s actually better than I expected it to be,” he said, adding, “I really wanted to hate it. I did.”
He gave the burger a 6.8 out of 10. While he said the food itself exceeded his expectations, he lowered the overall score because of the difficulty of finding the location and completing the order.
The chocolate chip cookie had partially melted after sitting in his car, but it received the highest rating of the meal.
“This David’s chocolate chip cookie is better than the entirety of the MrBeast meal,” he said.
He rated the cookie 8.7 out of 10.
Reactions focus on the ghost kitchen model
The TikToker said he would not specifically seek out another ghost kitchen brand. If he returned to the location, he said he would order directly from Friendly’s instead.
He also criticized the AI-generated promotional images used by some ghost kitchen brands, arguing that restaurants should display images of the food they actually serve.
Viewers largely reacted to the ghost kitchen business model and the confusion surrounding the order location. One commenter defended the arrangement, writing without evidence:
“ghost kitchens like Mr Beast burger actually help out those smaller businesses.”
Another commenter addressed the creator’s difficulty locating the restaurant, writing:
“Yeah bro the burger place is gonna be in the dollar store not the burger shop across the street.”
A third commenter claimed that the American Dream Mall location offered a more traditional MrBeast Burger experience:
“Go to American Dream Mall if you want a true MrBeast burger”
The Daily Dot could not verify that claim.
The Daily Dot was also unable to independently verify the specific location or franchise details shown in the video beyond the information provided by @munchinwithmoonshot. The account above reflects the creator’s description of his MrBeast Burger order and review.
