Archived App
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About
This app represents a popular burger brand that originated in Los Angeles in 1952 and has expanded globally. It emphasizes fresh, authentic, and tasty ingredients, using high-quality beef and fresh vegetables with cholesterol-free oil for a healthier option.
What's New in FATBURGER JAPAN
1.2
December 9, 2019
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FAQ
What is FATBURGER JAPAN's origin story?
FATBURGER JAPAN represents a burger brand that was established in Los Angeles in 1952. It has since grown to over 200 locations across five continents and 20 countries.
What does the 'FAT' in FATBURGER JAPAN stand for?
The 'FAT' in FATBURGER JAPAN stands for 'Fresh, Authentic, Tasty,' reflecting the brand's commitment to quality ingredients and flavor.
What kind of ingredients does FATBURGER JAPAN use?
FATBURGER JAPAN uses high-quality beef for its patties and prioritizes fresh vegetables. They also use cholesterol-free oil for cooking to promote a healthier option.
When did FATBURGER JAPAN open its first store in Japan?
The first FATBURGER JAPAN store in Japan opened on April 28, 2018, in Shibuya.
Is FATBURGER JAPAN available on multiple devices?
Based on the provided data, the app was released on December 8, 2019, and is available for devices compatible with the Android platform, indicated by its release date and versioning.
How often is FATBURGER JAPAN updated?
The app was last updated on December 9, 2019, indicating a single update since its release on December 8, 2019. Further update frequency is not detailed in the provided information.
What is the user rating for FATBURGER JAPAN?
FATBURGER JAPAN has a rating of 5.0 stars based on 1 rating, suggesting a highly positive initial user reception.
Does FATBURGER JAPAN have ads?
The provided data does not specify whether FATBURGER JAPAN contains advertisements. The 'hasAds' field is null.
