With 200,000 fast-food chains scattered around the U.S. alone, fast-food influencers have no shortage of places to visit and review. Whether you want to promote your fast-food restaurant, want reviews on menu items, or need copycat recipes to try at home, this list of fast-food influencers ticks all the boxes. With regular stops at chains like McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Arby’s, these creators have a wealth of info on fast-food spots.
18 fast-food influencers highlighting the best eats
Raphael Gomes
A Portuguese native who recently moved to Florida, Raphael is busy trying all of America’s fast-food restaurants. His first encounter with an all-you-can-eat buffet where he “lived a lifetime inside” entertained many followers. He also tries to make copycat fast-food recipes and offers restaurant reviews.
Naomi MacRae — HunniBee
Affectionately known by her 9M YouTube subscribers as HunniBee, Naomi can usually be seen eating big hauls of brightly colored sweets, fast-food meals and unique snacks. She’s been known to dip popular fast food into novelty sauces, crunch down on crispy fried chicken, and share restaurant-specific mukbangs.
Joshua Weissman
With 9.3M subscribers on YouTube, Joshua knows how to entertain an audience with his love of all things food. He recently compared chicken nuggets from popular fast-food chains to crown a winner and has an entire playlist devoted to cheap eats, like $3 Chinese takeout.
Fast Food Maven
From trying value items on Taco Bell’s menu to Wendy’s seasoned potatoes, followers of the Fast Food Maven, whose real name is Nancy Luna, get daily reviews of menu items. Her zest for culinary adventures has resulted in a colorful food gallery on Instagram.
Shawn The Food Sheep
Shawn combines his love of food with his passion for exploring new places. He visits celebrity-owned restaurants and offers a list of his favorite restaurants in cities like Houston. He also reviews adult meals, pizza places, and doughnut chains.
Stefan Johnson
Known as a Midwest “snack daddy,” Stefan takes to TikTok to share his thoughts on common snacks, weird food combinations, and fast food reviews. He loves Taco Bell’s Doritos Locos Tacos, gives Applebees props for winning an award for their boneless wings, and offers an opposing opinion to beloved In-N-Out Burger choices.
How Kev Eats
With 3.4M followers on TikTok, Kev is an LA-based foodie who frequents fast-food restaurants and offers his opinions from the front seat of his car. He shares his first visit to Dairy Queen, tries a pizza that received one-star reviews, and mukbangs from every restaurant.
HellthyJunkFood
HellthyJunkFood has 3M YouTube subscribers who are entertained by unique challenges, like eating 10,000 calories or only eating fried chicken for 24 hours. Fans love to watch the influencer try McDonald’s in Istanbul or replicate cold cheese pizza at home.
Alexis Frost
A fast-food foodie with 2.5M followers on TikTok, Alexis likes to try new menu items when they roll out, like Chick-fil-A’s Maple Pepper Bacon Sandwich. She tries employee favorites at each chain and follows suggestions from her followers, even if it’s adding curly fries to tacos.
Call Me Belly
Elliott Norris is a jet-setting traveler who shares his food journey across 30-plus countries. Followers watch as he tries Popeyes in France and KFC in Mexico. He tries viral food sensations, ranks discount menu items and showcases unique snacks he finds at each destination.
King Schratz
A New Jersey native who regularly tries fast-food items, King Scratz offers driver-side reviews to his 767K TikTok followers. From a triple berry frosty to orange chicken, his reviews are honest, funny, and usually about a minute long. The foodie tries fast-food items that are released to grocery stores, too.
Bites With Lily
Lily lives her best life through food and highlights that journey on YouTube. With almost 2M subscribers, Lily shares her first time trying Raising Cane’s and the Onion-Wrapped Flying Dutchman at In-N-Out Burger. She tries to recreate fast food recipes at home, too.
John Luc
A husband and wife duo run a popular travel and food channel on YouTube, Chonnyday. You’ll see friends pick their daily diet, food comparisons and snack reviews. They sample KFC in Indonesia, search for the best noodles in Tokyo and try a food mall in Jakarta.
Erik Lamkin
Known to his YouTube subscribers as Erik the Electric, this foodie compares fast-food pizza chains, takes on a 100,000-calorie challenge, and tries the entire menu at one restaurant. His profile bio is simple yet descriptive: “I’m Erik, I live to eat.”
Steph Pappas
Wondering how Sonic’s new summer drinks taste? Steph walks her 1.5 million YouTube subscribers through the new releases. She also does fun fast-food challenges, like only eating from one well-known establishment for 24 hours. But it’s her mukbangs — devouring fast-food meals — that seem to get the most engagement from fans.
Quang Tran
Quang goes above and beyond for his 2.75M YouTube subscribers by providing reviews of popular fast food and replica recipes you can make at home. From his favorite Five Guys meals to his preferred Burger King feast, Quang has more than 2,000 videos on his channel.
Daymon Patterson
Known to his fans as Daym Drops, Daymon loves to sample, compare, and review items from various fast-food establishments for his 1.7M subscribers. There’s a chicken showdown between a fast-food chain and a gas station and a hunt for the best chicken and waffles restaurant that fans don’t want to miss.
Joey Hernandez
Comedian Joey Hernandez is well known in the mukbang world but fans also tune in for his fast-food reviews that he sorts into playlists. The creator, who started his channel in 2007, tries new menu items, like Cantina Chicken and Chizza, and rates food at theme parks, like Disneyland.
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