Munachimso Brian Nwana, a 22-year-old Nigerian food consultant, has made waves by breaking the Guinness World Record for visiting the most fast food restaurants in a single day. This impressive feat was shared by Guinness World Records (GWR) on their social media platforms, highlighting Brian's remarkable achievement.
Brian visited 150 different restaurants, surpassing the previous record of 100 set by American YouTuber Airrack last year. Prior to Airrack, the record was held by TikTok stars Nick DiGiovanni and the late Lynn “Lynja” Davis. Unlike the previous record attempts in New York City, Brian set his record in Abuja, Nigeria, showcasing the vibrant food scene of the city.
He said: “New York has clusters of restaurants and adequate public transportation systems, so doing this in Abuja was much more daunting and challenging.”
For his record attempt, Brian was not allowed to use private transport, and since the city’s public transport is limited, he walked the whole route.
He covered more than 25 km, starting in Gwarinpa and ending in the city center, as noted by GWR. He began at 5 p.m. and took a nine-hour break from midnight to 9 a.m. to sleep.
To achieve the record, he had to buy and eat at least one item from each restaurant, with at least 75% of his orders being food.
Brian claimed he ate “probably enough to last a week” and made an effort to try something from most of the places he visited. The leftover food was shared with his team and the public.
This accomplishment has gained widespread attention, further solidifying Brian's reputation in the culinary world.
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