Japan's champion speed-eater has won his second contest in two days by ingurgitating 100 roasted pork buns in 12 minutes in Hong Kong.
Kobayashi said the pork buns contest was a tough one
Takeru Kobayashi ate twice as many buns as the first runner-up, Johnny Wu, who only managed to guzzle 47.
Mr Kobayashi, 27, used a special technique - squeezing the buns tight and sipping plenty of water while chewing to soften them up.
Only the day before, he triumphed in Hong Kong's dumpling-eating contest.
He downed 83 steamed dumplings in eight minutes on Saturday.
He also holds the world record for hot dog eating - 53-and-a-half in 12 minutes.
The speed-eater, who weighs only 65kg (10st 4lb), is the five-time winner of the Nathan's hot dog-eating competition in New York.
He set another world record in 2004 by eating 69 hamburgers in eight minutes at an international contest in Tennessee.
Mr Kobayashi won a cash prize of 20,000 Hong Kong dollars ($2,600; £1,418) for his prowess in the bun-scoffing competition on Sunday.