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"The traditional gift for a fifth anniversary is something made from wood. But at Burger King in Japan, it&amp;#039;s a meal fit for a king. In honor of the chain&amp;#039;s quinquennial, Burger King is offering its customers all they can eat \u2014 with some conditions.   More From Delish: Burger King Japan Adds Pumpkin Burger to Menu First, customers must order Burger King&amp;#039;s celebratory Kuro Burger value meal \u2014 a flame broiled patty topped with squid ink ketchup that rests between a dark-as-night bun (which gets its blackness from bamboo charcoal). Second, the burger must be purchased between 2pm and 11pm. Once the meal, which runs about \u00A5 790, is purchased, the customer earns 30 minutes to eat all the burgers, fries, or onion rings he can. Diner who are up to the challenge must finish each burger and turn in the paper wrappers to the register to redeem the next freebie. The all-you-can-eat deal cannot be shared with friends. It must be consumed by just one hungry person. The promotion began November 17 and runs through November 21 for the Kuro burger. Beginning November 22, the all-you-can-eat Whopper buffet kicks off and runs through November 30.   More From Delish: Golden Arches Abroad: International McDonald&amp;#039;s Menu Offerings This is not the first time Japan has had a Burger King all-you-can-eat deal. The Consumerist reports that this is actually the third year in a row that unlimited burgers are being devoured at the chain&amp;#039;s Japan locations. A company spokesperson told CNN last year, &amp;quot;Now we want to make our customers even more satisfied. So if they are not full after one Whopper, they can keep coming back.&amp;quot; Americans, who are preparing for the Thanksgiving gorge-fest, may think such a promotion would go over well in the U.S., though it is unlikely it will ever be offered stateside. Would you go to Burger King if the burgers and fries were all-you-can-eat? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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