Sidemen's expensive fast-food test gives the cheapest burger top marks

Delivery takes its toll on several pricier dishes as MoreSidemen turns a takeaway spread into an argument about value.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 465,310 views.

SIDEMEN RANK THE MOST EXPENSIVE FAST FOOD ITEMS

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0:30KFC's Zinger Stacker starts in A tier; the later McDonald's comparison prompts a promotion to S.
11:20The panel puts Wagamama's steak soba in C tier, criticising chewy beef, delivery condition and price.
21:15Chipotle's chicken bowl earns A tier as a hearty meal, although Ethan objects to the coriander.
26:22Taco Bell's churros spark a discussion about judging desserts alongside savoury food.
31:36Five Guys' bacon cheeseburger receives B tier, with delivery condition and the absence of chips affecting the discussion.
41:10Tim Hortons' deluxe doughnuts reach B tier: the group prefers the toppings to the slightly dry dough.

The cheapest item on the Sidemen's table gets a promotion before they've made it very far through lunch. KFC's roughly £9 Zinger Stacker starts in A tier, then moves up to S after McDonald's Chicken Sharebox gives the group something to compare it with.

That shifting verdict is the appeal of "SIDEMEN RANK THE MOST EXPENSIVE FAST FOOD ITEMS", which has drawn around 465,000 views since yesterday. Simon presents the orders, but deciding what deserves top marks means settling another question first: are they judging flavour, value or how much food has arrived?

The delivery journey complicates things. The panel finds Wagamama's steak chewy, Wingstop's Buffalo chicken bites soggy and acidic, and the Nando's chicken dry. Five Guys also suffers from the trip, with several members finding its burger rather plain without chips. These are verdicts on the food reaching this table, not visits to the restaurants themselves.

Dessert doesn't make agreement any easier. Taco Bell's churros with salted caramel prompt a debate about whether sweet dishes belong on the same scale, while Tim Hortons' doughnut toppings earn more enthusiasm than the dough beneath them. Canadian viewers, meanwhile, are discussing both the chain's appearance and its British prices.

Chipotle supplies one of the clearer successes: the group welcomes its chicken bowl as a substantial meal. Ethan still has a very specific objection, though. All that enthusiasm cannot make him like the coriander.

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The facts

Channel: MoreSidemen
Subscribers: 9,750,000
Channel views, last 7 days: 14,299,174
Channel views, pace per day: 1,758,098 (on a normal day: 1,948,011)
Video published: November 5, 2026
Video views so far: 465,310 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 1,021,070

The numbers

The takeaway ranking has drawn hundreds of thousands of views in its opening hours. The figures below show its start alongside MoreSidemen's usual first-day response.

subscribers

9,750,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

7,358,182,363

views per day

1,758,098

typical day: 1,948,011

the video

views

465,310

likes