🍔 MrBeast Burger x Uber Eats: Hype Meal or Just a Meal? Buddieizreal’s Honest Bite-By-Bite Review 😏🔥
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I Hit “Order” Like It Was a Challenge Video 🎥📱
Call it curiosity, call it content research, call it “I was hungry at 10pm”—either way, I hit Uber Eats and grabbed the MrBeast Style burger combo (drink + medium crinkle fries) and added a Chandler Style burger for backup. Because if there’s one thing I’ve learned about influencer food, it’s this: expectations arrive before the courier does.
MrBeast Style: Expectations vs. Reality (and My Taste Buds) 🤔
Let me keep it real: the MrBeast Style burger was decent. Not tragic, not transcendent—decent. But here’s the thing: I definitely hyped it up in my head. With a name like “MrBeast,” I expected the flavor to blow confetti, hand me a briefcase of cash, and pay off my student loans. Instead, I got a burger that tasted like something I could’ve made at home—not in a bad way, just… nothing special.
Medium-well patty? Check. Standard build? Check. Satisfying enough to finish? Also check. But the wow factor? Missing like my gym motivation on a Monday. I’m not saying I could make a better burger—I’m just saying this one didn’t make me reconsider my life choices the way great burgers do.
Chandler Style: Same Script, Slight Remix 🎶
The Chandler Style came in thick and cheesy, running the same medium-well patty playbook—but somehow tasted a little different than the Beast burger. I swear it felt like a bun situation. Maybe a slight variation in the bread, maybe the way it was warmed, I’m overthinking like a food detective. I didn’t notice a visual difference in the buns at the time, but the bite had a different vibe—not better, not worse, just different enough to clock.
Flavor-wise, both burgers landed in the same neighborhood: “family reunion grill-out.” You know the one—someone’s hilarious, slightly tipsy uncle is flipping patties with rhythm and confidence. The burgers come out kind of sloppy, kinda uneven, but still pretty good because the moment’s doing some of the seasoning too. That’s the MrBeast/Chandler duo: likeable, edible, and familiar—not legendary.
Crinkle Fries: Salt, Pepper, and Serious Thirst 🍟🥤
The medium crinkle fries came well-cooked—crisp, not soggy, not burnt. That’s a win. But the seasoning? They were pre-salted with pepper, leaning a little heavy-handed. Every single fry demanded two sips of my drink like it wrote the thirst trap manual. Flavorful? Yes. Balanced? Not quite. Also, the serving felt light for “medium,” which made the heavy seasoning even louder.
Still, I’d rather have well-prepared, slightly over-seasoned fries than a sad, wilted cardboard situation. These at least showed up crunchy and golden, ready for action… and hydration.
The Influencer Effect (and Why It Matters) 🧠
There’s a reason this food hits different in your mind before it hits your mouth: branding. When your favorite creator’s name is on the box, your taste buds start dreaming in 4K. You prep for fireworks. But food still has to be food. And in my case, reality didn’t match the trailer.
That doesn’t make it a bad meal. It just wasn’t the mind-blowing, “call the group chat” level I secretly hoped for. If you pull up expecting solid, fast-casual style burgers with familiar flavor profiles, you’ll be satisfied. If you’re expecting a life-changing culinary event with viral aftertaste, you’ll probably land where I did: good, not great.
What I Liked ✅
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Cooked properly: Both burgers came through medium-well as advertised.
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Chandler variation: Subtle, cheesy, thicker feel that made it feel slightly different.
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Fries texture: Crisp, consistent, and not a soggy fry in sight.
What I’d Change 🛠️
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Seasoning balance on fries: Dial down the salt + pepper combo or give an unseasoned option.
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Burger “special”: Add a signature sauce or sear that truly sets Beast/Chandler apart from a standard home burger.
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Portion honesty on fries: If it’s medium, let it feel medium. My drink shouldn’t be doing overtime, and the fries go missing early.
Value & Vibe 💵
Through Uber Eats, the combo + extra burger felt like a fun experiment more than a budget coup. You’re paying for convenience and the brand experience—and that’s fine if you’re a fan. It scratched the late-night burger itch and kept me full. Mission accomplished.
Final Verdict (and Would I Reorder?) 😏
Score: 🔥 7/10.
Good? Yes. Memorable? Not really. I think I expected more and got standard-but-satisfying instead. These are burgers from a burger place named after my favorite creator, not a Michelin audition—and that’s okay. I might try different menu items next time to hunt for that signature “oh snap” moment. But for now, chalk it up as a solid meal with influencer packaging.