Burger King Årsta

Sometimes, you just need a little fast food. Usually, when my Sambo and I take a road trip or head over to the Martin Olsson in Årsta we go through the drive through (or stop in) to eat here!
I think this may be the only drive through Burger King near the city! I know there is one up near Sollentuna that we’ve stopped at a long time ago, but thats quite a bit further away (depending on where you live in the city or where your headed to).
I never really ate BK before moving to Sweden. I guess because it reminds me of the US a little so I think of it more fondly than before. That, and I think the quality of the meat and food production is much better and safer here than in the US. Seeing a video of one of those factory farms really put me off eating fast food for a long, long time. I can say that I do feel a little better about supporting the business here in Sweden, even if I do still choose to mostly order vegetarian options. ;)
I highly recommend the Chili cheese nuggets as a guilty pleasure item! I’ve never had them in the states, but I think I like the cute way swedes say «shhhilly scheese» better anyways! =)
Note: If your from the US, ask a swede how they say «Whopper». It will make you smile (it usually sounds less happy like «Waaper» in the states and for Swedes it’s much cuter sounding like «Woooper»!)
=)

Sometimes, you just need a little fast food. Usually, when my Sambo and I take a road trip or head over to the Martin Olsson in Årsta we go through the drive through (or stop in) to eat here! My mom always said that it’s smart to eat before you go buy groceries, otherwise you end up buying a cart full of junk food! I’ve started to realize that maybe she was right. Burger king is definitely junk food, yes. However, If I only have junk food once every two weeks as opposed to a fridge full it really makes a difference. I like to think of my visit to this BK as a treat, not a routine. ;)
I think this may be the only drive through Burger King near the city! I know there is one up near Sollentuna that we’ve stopped at a long time ago, but thats quite a bit further away (depending on where you live in the city or where your headed to).
I never really ate BK before moving to Sweden. I guess because it reminds me of the US a little so I think of it more fondly than before. That, and I think the quality of the meat and food production is much better and safer here than in the US. Seeing a video of one of those factory farms really put me off eating fast food for a long, long time. I just hope that people in the states battling that inhumane and filthy treatment win! I can say that I do feel a little better about supporting the business here in Sweden, even if I do still choose to mostly order vegetarian options. ;)
I highly recommend the Chili cheese nuggets as a guilty pleasure item! In the US we call them Jalapeño Poppers. Why? No idea. I think I like the cute way swedes say «shhhilly scheese» better anyways! =)
Note: If your from the US, ask a swede how they say «Whopper». It will make you smile (it usually sounds less happy like «Waaper» in the states and for Swedes it’s much cuter sounding like «Woooper»!)
=)