The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship among adolescents anger coping strategies, and fastfood. The surveys of fastfood questionnaire, and anger strategies scale were administered to 875 middle, high school students. The result of this study as follows: First, there are statistically significant correrlation between adolescents perceived anger strategies and fastfood, in the relationship between adolescents anger expression and the fastfood preference. Secondly, in the relationship between adolescents anger expression and the frequency of fastfood. Third, in the difference between middle school and high school, there is middle school student anger expression also high school student anger suppression higher than middle school student suppression. The results in this study suggest counseling interventions and prevention education necessary for decreasing adolescents anger expression and for Facilitating adolescent s anger control abilities.