Move over McDonald’s, Dogecoin-themed Burger Joint emerges in Dubai

Sahana Kiran
Dogecoin
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Could we please have Elon Musk’s attention? Dogecoin [DOGE] has finally landed a spot at a burger joint. It’s not, however, McDonald’s or Burger King. A prominent burger joint in Dubai was not only accepting the OG meme coin for payments but emerged as the first-ever DOGE-themed restaurant.

According to a recent source, Doge Burger officially opened its doors earlier this month. In addition to commemorating Dogecoin, the burger joint released a DOGE-inspired burger with smoked turkey, fried mozzarella, and cheddar cheese. As per reports, the burger joint further serves a wide choice of burgers, fries, and hot dogs.

Dogecoin
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Despite being Dogecoin-centric, the restaurant accepts several other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin [BTC], Ethereum [ETH], Binance Coin [BNB], Shiba Inu [SHIB], Tether [USDT], XRP as well as CRO. DOGE will continue to be their primary choice of eatery. But, the inclusion of these assets enabled Doge Burger in joining other eateries in promoting crypto.

Previously, members of the DOGE community were observed lobbying with McDonald’s to begin accepting the meme coin. Elon Musk offered the idea to the fast-food behemoth. While the community did not receive an appropriate response from McDonald’s, the latest news was beneficial to the network.

Dogecoin follows Shiba Inu

Even though DOGE has been in the market since 2013, Shiba Inu swiftly stepped in and stole the spotlight. Similar to Doge Burger, a Shiba Inu-themed restaurant, Welly debuted in Italy. The eatery was rolled out earlier this month and has already managed to garner a 4.9-star rating out of 5 on Google. Within just four days of its launch, Welly amassed 76 ratings.

The crypto-verse currently hoards hundreds of meme coins. With the OG coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu diving into the food industry, the chances of the others following suit were high.

The bloodshed across the crypto market was horrifying and Dogecoin and SHIB were seen dropping by 9.17% and 13%, respectively, over the last 24-hours.