It is known that the very first time burgers were known to Korea was from the U.S. soldiers stationed in Korea during the Korean War. Commercial burger stores first appeared in Korea in the 1970s, and since the 1980s, burger stores have increased rapidly in number, mainly in forms of franchise. In those days, burgers were also a symbol of the growing Korean economy. 

Back then, burger stores were also memorable places to eat out with family or go on a first date. Now, NF eats will bring back memories and stories around burgers back then through an NFT project called KRBC.

From Gom-pyo Beer to Pokemon Bread, most of the recent cases that have shaken the food industry are stories of rebirth - brands we’ve experienced and remember. We paid attention to this very area. In particular, we recalled the memories of the 80s and the 90s that shaped our tastes and culture, such as burgers, pizza, and fried chicken. 

The KRBC project was created to discover the first generation brands of Korean burgers that could have been forgotten, revive them as NFTs, and continue the experience through tv dramas, products, and new contents. Many NFT projects quickly come and go. However, the projects of NF eats, including KRBC, are intended to restore and inherit precious food culture to provide both profit and value to holders. Join us in this valuable project. Beyond value, you will be rewarded with happiness, profits, and more.

Korea Retro Burger Club

Korea Retro Burger Club