Ever tried to build a LEGO® set with one hand while gripping a burger in the other? Designer Jeremoc has, and the result is The Menu, a 1,411-piece tribute to street food that lands on LEGO® Ideas as a full brick-built takeaway platter. Five classic snacks, zero calories, and one very happy stomach. What more could a builder ask for?The star of the tray is the burger, and it is a proper layered marvel. Lift the top bun and you find every ingredient stacked inside, right down to a tilting slice of cheddar that flops just like the real thing (a cheeky bit of building that will make any food fan grin). Beside it towers a soda with its own straw, standing tall over the whole spread like the guardian of good taste.

Then come the fries, more than 25 of them packed into a tray, with a few designed to rotate for that fresh-from-the-fryer tumble. There is a dollop of mayonnaise built with a rounded shape that is trickier to pull off in bricks than you might think, plus a cookie studded with round chocolate chips. Each of the five sub-models uses a different assembly technique, so you get to try out fresh ideas as you snack your way through the box.

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Jeremoc designed the whole platter in just seven days, aiming for a look that is graphic, balanced, and playful enough to sit on a kitchen shelf, a dining table, or even a restaurant counter. He calls it an ode to gluttony for food lovers, and after 81 comments the project has gathered 1,568 supporters on its way toward the 10,000 needed to reach the review stage.

Fancy giving this fast-food fantasy a shot? Head to LEGO® Ideas, back The Menu, and help push it closer to the counter. After all, who could say no to a burger that never goes cold?