The popular "Selfish Hamburg Steak" in Kokubunji is located just a 4-5 minute walk from Kokubunji Station. The exterior and interior are stylish, with cute tile decorations. There are counter seats and table seats, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both men and women. I tried the Miyazaki beef hamburger set, made with beef that has won the top prize at the National Wagyu Fair for four consecutive tournaments. The hamburger is juicy and tender, with a hint of sweetness and rich umami flavor. It comes with lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt for added flavor options. Personally, I preferred the wasabi topping for its spicy kick. The set also includes a rich and creamy egg from Hyogo Prefecture, perfect for topping on rice. I also tried the "Selfish Lemon Sour," which is made with frozen grated lemon for a unique and refreshing taste.

Rumored Selfish Hamburg at Kokubunji. I had been curious about this hamburger restaurant for a while and finally went there. - Miyazaki beef hamburger set with 3 patties and rice The hamburgers are cooked over charcoal in the kitchen. I was worried that the patties might end up dry without any juices, but that was not the case as they were still juicy inside. The flavor is already good on its own, but they also provide wasabi, lemon sauce, rock salt, and a sauce similar to yakiniku sauce on the table. The hamburgers are quite meaty, with a nicely grilled surface that gives a fragrant taste. The inside is dense and has a good chew. The hamburgers are delicious. They are not outstandingly delicious, but they are good. Nowadays, there are various types of hamburgers available, from hamburgers you can drink to those cooked in a frying pan with a lot of oil. I think this healthy-style hamburger is also delicious and nice. The iron plate heated with solid fuel is used to warm up the cooled hamburgers. Indeed, since there are three patties, they tend to cool down by the time you eat the third one. So, you can sizzle them on this iron plate. I tried it, and it really revives the hotness, which is very nice. Delicious. This time, I ordered the set with 3 patties, but you can also choose a set with 4 patties or order additional patties if you want to eat more. If you're a man, I think 3 patties won't be enough. Next time, I want to try eating around 5 patties. The interior of the restaurant is bright and clean. There are two young female staff members who provide polite service. The dishes are served individually on trays. As you can see in the photos, everything is neatly arranged. You can feel the meticulous care of women in the fine woodwork. Such a restaurant can be trusted. It's close to home, and I want to go back to eat again. Thank you for the meal.

Miyazaki beef is said to be the king of wagyu beef. They offer hamburgers that you can cook to your liking on a stove at your table. You can enjoy four different flavors: homemade sauce, wasabi, lemon sauce, and rock salt. My favorite is the homemade sauce! It goes perfectly with the juicy hamburger. You can have free refills of rice up to the second serving. Definitely try the TKG with Japan's most carefully selected eggs - it's delicious when you pour the rich soy sauce on top. It's perfect for when you want a little luxury. Give it a try! [Ordered Items] - Miyazaki beef hamburgers x 3 with rice set: 1,760 yen (tax included) - Comes with salad, rice, miso soup, pickles - Japan's most carefully selected egg: 110 yen - Summer special lemon sour: 660 yen (tax included)

"The Best Hamburg in Japan" and "The Best TKG in Japan" are here! The secret behind them: - "The Best Hamburg in Japan": Made with Miyazaki beef, this hamburger has won the highest award at the Wagyu Olympics for 4 consecutive times! The flavor is incredibly rich and intense, making it a truly satisfying dish. Served with lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt as condiments, along with a sweet homemade sauce on the side, you can enjoy the best hamburger in Japan until the very last bite. - "The Best TKG in Japan": This dish features eggs from a special competition where it won the Grand Prix. The yolk is incredibly rich, containing about 30 times more vitamin E than usual eggs! When combined with soy sauce and dashi, this TKG is on a whole different level of deliciousness. Plus, you can have a second helping of rice for free, so make sure to savor the best TKG in Japan to the fullest. I had a satisfying meal on this day! Bon appétit! Items ordered: - Miyazaki Beef Hamburg (3 pieces): ¥1,760 (comes with rice, miso soup, pickles, and salad) - 2 pieces: ¥1,580 - 4 pieces: ¥2,250 - The Best Specialty Egg: ¥110 - Self-indulgent Lemon Sauce: ¥660 * Prices include tax * Rice comes in large portions, and the second helping is free.

I was interested in this restaurant. I had a vegan lunch but it wasn't satisfying, so I decided to try this place. There didn't seem to be a time limit for lunch, which was convenient! Since I had just had lunch, I ordered a set of two hamburg steaks and a filet steak to share with a friend. The hamburg steaks were a bit small but had a rich meaty flavor and were very delicious! The filet steak was too tender for me, so I preferred the hamburg steaks. You can get rice refills, and for first-time customers, there is a free egg service if you register with LINE, so it's great for when you're hungry and want to eat a lot! I also like menchi katsu, so I want to try that next time. My friend was satisfied with the rice refills!

I visited a hamburger restaurant near Kokubunji for dinner, which is known for its Miyazaki beef hamburgers, steaks, and menchi katsu. I read some reviews mentioning that they no longer offer rare hamburgers, maybe due to feedback received. I ordered the set meal with three hamburgers and used a special egg benefit for LINE members. It took almost 20 minutes for the hamburgers to be served, and they were cooked to a medium level, but still tender. The restaurant does not display its operating hours or last order time, so it might be a bit concerning to visit late at night. The dinner service closes at 10 pm, with the last order being around 9 pm.

The ultimate menu at this restaurant is the 'Miyazaki Beef Hamburg Steak Set', inspired by hamburg steak cravings. For example... ⚫︎ I want it cooked thoroughly ⚫︎ I want to try different seasonings ⚫︎ I want to put the hamburg steak on rice ⚫︎ I want to taste amazing meat hamburg steaks ⚫︎ I want to eat multiple pieces, etc. They cater to all your whims with just one order. This is a restaurant for hamburg steak lovers. The popularity of this place is evident from the reservation board outside! With three hamburg steaks in this menu, you can enjoy various ways to eat them. ① Plain without seasoning ② Refreshing and light with "lemon sauce" ③ Spicy with a hint of sweetness from the meat with "wasabi" ④ Enhancing the meat's umami with "rock salt" ⑤ Homemade sauce on the table ⑥ Egg over rice on the hamburg steak. The meat used is the award-winning "Miyazaki Beef" from the National Wagyu Beef Competition (also known as the Wagyu Olympics) for four consecutive tournaments. The rich umami of the meat, not overpowering, will surely make you crave for more (〃ω〃) The eggs for the egg over rice are freshly delivered from Hyogo Prefecture. Take out the egg yolk, place it on white rice, pour the homemade sauce on top, and you have an incredibly luxurious dish. By the way, the egg white is cooked on the hot plate to reduce food waste, ensuring nothing goes to waste, haha. The second helping of rice is free, but for women, one serving may already be quite filling. The drink is ginger ale. It's not just a sweet juice, but a drink where you can really feel the strength of the ginger. The overall impression is that it provides a stimulating experience that prevents your meal from becoming monotonous! The staff is also friendly and provides attentive service. (#^.^#)

It was my first visit. You can choose between 2, 3, or 4 hamburgers weighing about 80g each. You can also enjoy different flavors by seasoning with special sauce, rock salt, wasabi, etc. The meat is made with Miyazaki beef, so it's delicious on its own, but I recommend eating it with rock salt.

On March 26, 2022, a hamburger specialty store called "Rumored Selfish Hamburger" opened in Miyazaki Prefecture's Miyakonojo City, where you can enjoy hamburgers made with Miyazaki beef delivered directly from a meat wholesaler. I ordered the "Miyazaki Beef Hamburger Set with 3 Patties" with a topping of "Japan's most particular egg." It came with rice, pickles, salad, and miso soup. Now, let's dig in! The charcoal-grilled Miyazaki beef patties, with a perfect touch of pink in the center, had a chewy and robust texture, along with a strong umami taste. It was delicious on its own, but you could also enjoy it with rock salt, wasabi, or lemon sauce for added flavor variety. The combination of the high-quality beef, rice, and egg from Saga Prefecture created a heavenly egg yolk and white rice marriage. With a focus on beef, rice, and eggs, the quality of the dish was outstanding, and the attentive service from the staff left a good impression. I look forward to visiting again, perhaps to try the Miyazaki beef cutlet next time!

I had been curious for a while!! I went to try the hamburgers made with "Miyazaki beef," which has won the highest award at the National Wagyu Ability Joint Exhibition for four consecutive times ( ⸝⸝•ᴗ•⸝⸝ )੭⁾⁾ It's a hamburger specialty shop with only 2 table seats and about 6 counter seats, and when I visited at 11:30, it was almost full in no time. There were even people waiting outside, so exciting (*^^*) We were seated at the counter and ordered 3 hamburgers without hesitation~♪ Each hamburger is 80g, so 2 would be too little and 4 would be too much, so 3 it is♡ They cook the hamburgers right in front of you when you order. Three freshly grilled hamburgers were served on a plate with rock salt, wasabi, and lemon sauce on the side!! Following the recommended delicious ways to eat them, I enjoyed the first one as is, the second with homemade sauce, and the third with the special egg (apparently for reheating the teppan hamburg). When I cut one in half, you could see the juicy meat oozing out♡ When I took a bite, the hamburger was meaty and had a solid texture with a satisfying bite. It was delicious~(๑❛︎ڡ❛︎๑) My personal favorite topping was the rock salt. Even though I'm not a fan of wasabi, it surprisingly paired well with the hamburger!! I preferred the sauce on the egg and hamburger. Rice refills were free, but I wonder if 3 hamburgers were too much for women?? I was so full, haha~♡ The hamburgers were delicious♡︎(°´ ˘ `°)/

Tokyo's first! A 100% Miyazaki beef hamburger specialty shop. I heard rumors that it was delicious, so I went to try it. The Miyazaki beef hamburger set allows you to choose from 2 to 4 patties. I chose the set with 3 patties. It comes with rice, pickles, salad, and miso soup, which is very satisfying. You can also add the "Japan's most dedicated egg" for an additional 110 yen. This egg is really delicious and the price is very cheap! I have purchased this egg before at a station event, and it's really good. And the rice. You can get one free refill and also request a large portion! Great for big eaters. The type of white rice varies depending on the day. On this day, it was new rice from Saga Prefecture called "Sagabiyori." The hamburgers are cooked over charcoal and served. The hamburgers cooked slowly over charcoal tasted completely different from the ones I usually eat. The slight charcoal aroma stimulates the appetite. They mentioned that they cook it carefully to ensure it's not rare for safety reasons. The cooking was just right. The hot plate is warmed up specifically for you, which is a thoughtful touch. On the side of the plate, there are condiments like lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt for flavor variations. The lemon sauce was really delicious. You can also request additional condiments if needed.

I arrived around 7:30 PM and there was only one group in the restaurant. The cost performance is good, but the hamburger was harder than expected and not as juicy as I had hoped for. The best part was the egg over rice. The service from the staff was good.

I visited in the early afternoon and ordered two hamburg steaks with a minced cutlet topping. You can cook the hamburg steaks yourself to your liking. The meal came with a salad. The minced cutlet had a thin coating, and the hamburg steaks were delicious. The staff's service was also good.

This restaurant specializes in hamburgers using "Miyazaki beef," which has won the highest award at the National Wagyu Ability Competition for four consecutive times. They are the only hamburger specialty store that uses 100% Miyazaki beef. The staff carefully grills the hamburgers over charcoal, resulting in a crispy surface and juicy, sweet interior. You can enjoy four different seasonings: lemon, wasabi, rock salt, and special sauce for flavor variation. The meat itself is so delicious that you can even enjoy it without any seasoning. They also offer "Japan's most particular egg," which won the Tamago Kake Gohan Festival Grand Prix, as well as fluffy and shiny rice selected by a five-star rice master. The pickles, miso soup, and salad are also delicious and well-balanced. The dressing has a fruity flavor and is refreshing. Plus, you get a second serving of rice for free. This restaurant was opened with the desire to create a hamburger specialty store that the president meticulously cared about every detail, and after hearing that, I was completely satisfied with the set meal.

Just a 3-minute walk from Kokubunji Station!! I visited a Miyazaki beef hamburger specialty store that just opened half a year ago! They use Miyazaki beef, which has won the highest award "Prime Minister's Award" for four consecutive times at the National Wagyu Ability Competition (also known as the Wagyu Olympics). Miyazaki beef is classified into 4th and 5th grades, known for its elasticity, firmness, and artistic beauty. Today's rice was Saga Prefecture's "Saga Byori" which had a sweet and nostalgic taste. I started by trying the hamburger without any seasoning, then enjoyed it with lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt. They offer a second bowl of rice for free, so I tried the Tamago Kake Gohan (egg over rice) as well. They use eggs that won the Egg over Rice Festival Grand Prix, which are rich in Vitamin E. The second bowl of rice was topped with egg, and the sauce was made from the same dashi as the first one. The Miyazaki Beef Hamburger Set includes 3 hamburgers, rice, pickles, salad, and miso soup, with the option for a free second bowl of rice and extra-large serving. By adding them on Line as a friend, you can get a special coupon, and they also offer a free service of their special eggs. #MenchiKatsu #KokubunjiGourmet #KokubunjiLunch #MiyazakiBeefHamburger #MiyazakiBeefMenchiKatsu #TokyoGourmet #TokyoDinner #MeatLovers #FoodieGirls #WantToConnectWithFoodies #MiyazakiBeef

Menu I ate: Miyazaki beef menchi katsu set. Located a 5-minute walk from Kokubunji Station South Exit, this is a Miyazaki beef restaurant (first landing in Tokyo). The menchi katsu, fried in rice oil, was delicious and healthy. Similar to hamburg steak, I first enjoyed the taste of the meat without any condiments, then tried it with lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt for flavor variation. The homemade sauce was also exquisite. Miyazaki beef has won the Prime Minister's Award at the National Wagyu Ability Competition for four consecutive sessions, making it the best beef in Japan. The "Japan's most particular egg," which won the first Egg Over Rice Grand Prix, was also delicious. I will definitely go back again.

2023 Food Walk Tokyo Battle Edition "Tokyo Edition" begins with a review of "Wagamama Hamburger" in Kunitachi City, Tokyo. The reviewer ordered the Miyazaki beef hamburger set with 4 hamburgers for 2250 yen, with the option to upgrade to a larger portion and receive an extra bowl of rice for free. They also tried the specialty egg for 110 yen, known for its exceptional quality.

A 5-minute walk from Kokubunji Station South Exit. I discovered a hamburger restaurant that I want to visit again after going once. It was very delicious. It is a Miyazaki beef restaurant (first landing in Tokyo). Miyazaki beef has won the Prime Minister's Award at the National Wagyu Ability Joint Competition for four consecutive times, making it the best beef in Japan. First, enjoy the taste of the meat without anything on it, then enjoy the taste change with the lemon sauce, wasabi, and rock salt provided. The homemade sauce is also exquisite. A hot plate for warming is also provided, so you can enjoy freshly grilled meat again. And the "Japan's most particular egg," which won the first Egg Rice Grand Prix, is also delicious. I will go there regularly.

Miyazaki beef hamburger set - It comes with 2.5 hamburgers, but one of them is small, so it's not really a lot. The hamburgers have a strong meaty flavor and are well cooked, almost to the point of being overcooked, giving them a good chewy texture. The issue might be with the amount of fat in the meat. The miso soup, rice, and pickles are all delicious.

I was drawn to the Miyazaki beef hamburger, but it was disappointing. It was overcooked, small, and tough. I also tried the minced cutlet, but it was just average. I wish both the hamburger and minced cutlet were juicier.

Miyazaki Beef Rumored Selfish Hamburgers Kokubunji Store @ Kokubunji, Tokyo @ Hamburgers 2022-04-21 I visited for the first time at lunch and liked it, and on 2022-06-03 I revisited the store at night after two months. They specialize in hamburgers that are cooked slowly over charcoal and can be customized at the table to suit your taste, but for some reason, this time there was a lingering sense of dissatisfaction compared to previous visits. Located on the south side of JR Chuo Line Kokubunji Station, towards the back in a mix of dining and residential areas, just before the Yamaha Music School. It is next to the famous Chinese restaurant Otome. It opened as a pre-opening on 2022/03/26, but for some reason, even after 4 and a half months, the pre-opening sign is still hanging on the vertical signboard. The sign is small, but the white noren curtain and the large black hamburger poster on the window stand out. The interior has a compact design with a counter facing the open kitchen with 5 seats and two 2-person tables next to the entrance. There is a gas charcoal grill in the kitchen, and hamburgers are sizzling on it. The menu consists of "Miyazaki Beef Hamburger and Rice" as the basic option. By adding the LINE friend, I received a Japan's most dedicated egg worth 110 yen for free. An additional hamburger, called "Tsui Hamburg," is 450 yen per piece. There is also a salad for 200 yen. The rice is free for the second serving, and from the third serving onwards, it is 100 yen. I ordered the following: ■ Miyazaki Beef Hamburger and Rice 1,650 with mashed potatoes, rice, miso soup, and pickles. In the past, two round hamburgers and a solid fuel iron plate were brought with rice, and it was explained that "one more is being cooked, so we will bring it later," but tonight three were served from the beginning. The table note says, "We provide it rare, so finish it to your liking," but one was medium rare, and the other two were medium, so it was disappointing. This has been the case in the past, so it seems that the control of the cooking degree is not going well. If it is served medium, the tabletop stove is just a hindrance. The surface of the hamburger is black because it is cooked slowly over charcoal. It looks like a charcoal dumpling! But there is no bitterness. The hamburger seems to be made without using any binder, but the impact of the meat's umami flavor is somewhat lacking. This may be the main factor causing the dissatisfaction. They emphasize the brand of Miyazaki Beef, but hmm. Furthermore, there was a slight misunderstanding with the male staff, which made me a little irritated. The free rice refill is delicious! It's nice for those who like white rice. The egg from Okayama was delicious, and it seems good to enjoy TKG with the second serving (I only had one serving, so I switched to TKG halfway through). Some sites mention the name of the store as "Kokubunji Store," but this is the only location. The owner wants to open a branch in the future, so they have named it Kokubunji Store. Due to these circumstances, unfortunately, I had to lower the high ratings from the past two visits a bit, and my motivation to revisit has decreased. Recommendation rating ★★★★☆ Parking: None, but there is a cheap parking lot nearby Visit date 2022-08-10 Night Lunch Hours: Yes Takeout: Unknown Regular holiday: Tuesday Wednesday Business hours: 11:30-15:00 18:00-22:00 Smoking: No Private room: None Credit card: Accepted Electronic money: Not available, PayPay accepted Point card: None Repeat possibility: Moderate (Currently a repeat customer) Note: 1F, Beldeur Kokubunji, 3-13-9 Minamicho, Kokubunji, Tokyo 042-316-8677 080-3152-3660