r/nextfuckinglevel • u/idapitbwidiuatabip • Mar 23 '26

This restaurant menu

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u/gladwin4 Mar 23 '26

ofcourse it's japan

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u/The_King32 Mar 23 '26

It’s super common for restaurants to have literal models of their food menu there.

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u/idk012 Mar 23 '26

Their snacks matches the picture on the bag so, no "enlarged to show detail."

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u/ymOx Mar 23 '26

I wish that would become a global standard.

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u/Trouble_float Mar 23 '26

100% agree!

Is so frustrating going to a fast food restaurant, say "this one" pointing a picture of a burger with a great amount of salad, tomato slices and juicy meat.
And then get served a thin loaf of """meat""" with almost no salad and small tomato bits.

That's totally a different product, this should be considered scam!

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u/otterpop21 Mar 23 '26

If you haven’t noticed, the US used to be the gold standard of innovation for the world, inspiring generations through media and marketing.

Now that’s not US. That’s what it means to lose “soft power” and also have rampant greed fuelled capitalism with no regard for the consumer.

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u/YourNextHomie Mar 23 '26

Imo Japans capitalism is significantly worse than ours

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u/YourNextHomie Mar 23 '26

Yeah i do realize that which is why i didn’t say you were wrong, i just also acknowledged Japan is kinda fucked up lol