I really didn't feel like writing a review at all, and I didn't feel like taking photos either, but I had such a good feeling since the morning that I wanted to express my gratitude with a review. I didn't take a photo of the exterior, but I remember that it used to be a regular Mos Burger, and now it has changed to Mos Burger & Cafe with a black-themed signboard. I'm not sure what's different, but apparently they have cafe menus like souffle pancakes. I went in to pass the time and have breakfast, and when I quickly looked at the menu, I found that the set meals were quite expensive. Even so, with my morning groggy mind, I ended up spending a little over 1000 yen for a set with an iced cafe latte. Mos Burger uses vegetables from reliable sources and is delicious, but I hesitate to spend over 1000 yen at a fast food restaurant in the morning. I briefly thought that I should have gone to the nearby Doutor instead. But since I was already in the store, there was no helping it. I ordered the Mos Vegetable Burger set with onion rings and an iced cafe latte. It looked delicious when it arrived. And behind the burger was a modest card? And it was handwritten! I was so happy that I placed it in the front row and took a picture. In a world where everything is becoming mechanized and efficient, these handwritten messages are like small flowers blooming in the wilderness, nourishing the heart. Of course, I took the card home with me! Mos Burger is amazing after all! (Oh, did Mos retire? I think so, crying)

Today I had lunch at the Mos Burger at Nishikasai Kita-guchi store in Nishikasai area (786th restaurant in the area). I didn't realize there was a Mos Burger here before. There is a Mos Burger at Nishikasai Minami-guchi store a little walk from the south exit, which is quite spacious. This Kita-guchi store is much smaller in comparison. When I entered the small store during lunchtime, it was packed. Of course, it would be. In that situation, there were students studying with just drinks and office workers with laptops doing who knows what but staying for a long time. It was unbearable for both the store and the other customers. I had the Spicy Mos Cheeseburger with Onion Potato set. When I was in college, I used to eat the Spicy Mos with jalapenos that was released back then quite often. I haven't used Mos Burger for at least five years now. However, I was able to taste the nostalgia and spiciness of this burger, which was once a staple for me, in the midst of this crowded situation.

This is a Mos Burger located at the north exit of Nishi-Kasai Station. (There is also a Mos Burger on the south exit side of Nishi-Kasai) I visited to pick up the lucky bag that I reserved at the end of the year. It was the beginning of the year, but there were still plenty of stock available for sale. (January 5, 2021) I also had a hot coffee before heading home. The store has acrylic boards and alcohol disinfectant installed. The staff here are all polite and provide good customer service.

I always go for the Spicy Mos Cheeseburger! The tomato sauce and crunchy onions are so delicious. I usually get the Mos Chicken to go, but it's not the same as eating it in the store. It's a shame I can't order the Mos Chicken in the store. Among burger chains, Mos Burger is my favorite because they list the origin of the ingredients and I feel reassured.

Once every 4 years, on February 29th! On this day, my husband suggested having lunch at Mos Burger. It was Meat Day Weeeeek! Mos Burger is a bit far from our home... The closest one is about 2 kilometers away at Ichinoe Station. There are also Mos Burger stores in Nishikasai North Exit, Nishikasai South Exit, Mizue, Funabori, Shin-Urayasu, and Gyotoku, among others. It's strange that there are two stores in Nishikasai... After considering the ease of parking my bicycle, we decided to go to the Nishikasai North Exit store! On the way, we enjoyed viewing the Kawazu cherry blossoms along the Arakawa River. It was a bit late, but they were still beautiful. I'm looking forward to the cherry blossom trees, but it seems that the cherry blossom festivals have already been canceled. It's sad... However, it's been a long time since I had Mos Burger... The most recent one was probably at the Noda store in Osaka, at least over 5 years ago... I parked my bike at the store's bicycle parking area and we dined in. We ordered the Niku Katsu Niku Burger (886) and the Spicy Niku Katsu Niku Burger (917), plus drinks - Blend (255) and Iced Tea (295), totaling 2353 yen. It's quite expensive... The lettuce in the burgers was thicker than in the sample photos... It was quite difficult to eat... (laughs) I was worried that the Spicy one would be too spicy, but it had a nice level of spiciness. However, both burgers are not as refined as the trendy gourmet burgers, and they feel a bit mediocre. I used to love Mos Burger, especially the Rice Burgers...

I visited to try the limited menu item, the Curry Mos Burger. It had a beautiful cross-section and was really delicious. The curry sauce goes well with Mos Burger. I also had chicken and a coffee shake. It was a little over 4 pm on a weekday and about 70-80% of the seats were taken. Located in a residential area, the customers were mainly locals, with a steady stream of takeout customers as well.

I was able to have a leisurely meal on a regular night. It's a Mos Burger located less than a 10-minute walk from Nishi-Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line North Exit. I had my favorite Teriyaki Chicken Burger, Coffee Shake, and Onion Rings. I enjoyed a relaxing meal in the restaurant with only one male customer present.

I visited to try the limited item, Curry Mos Burger. It has a beautiful cross-section and it is indeed delicious. Mos Burger never disappoints. The curry sauce goes well with it. I also had chicken and a coffee shake. It was past 4pm on a weekday and about 70-80% of the seats were taken. Located in a residential area, the customers are mainly locals, with a steady stream of takeout customers as well.

In August 2017, despite it being the Bon Festival, the highest temperature was 27 degrees with light rain. I revisited this hamburger chain restaurant near my home after a year and three months and had brunch. I ordered the "Morning Burger B.L.T. Drink Set, tax included 430 yen", and chose the Premium Iced Tea Candy Tea leaves from the cold drink size M. The B.L.T. sandwich I received was filled with plenty of bacon, lettuce, and tomato, as the name suggests. The buns, now made with whole grains, were soft in texture and rich in flavor, definitely becoming more delicious. The set is also attractive as it is 150 yen cheaper than ordering each item separately. The environment had Docomo's Wi-Fi connection, so I enjoyed a leisurely brunch while playing with my smartphone. It was delicious. Thank you.

It's been a while since I had Mos Burger! I tried the limited-time Avocado Salad Burger set for 840 yen. It had green leaf lettuce and a juicy patty topped with shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, thick slices of avocado, onion slices, and a lemon sauce made with five types of vegetables (onions, pumpkin, carrots, tomatoes, celery). It was like a salad sandwiched in a hamburger, with a refreshing taste from the five vegetable lemon sauce. Also, they had another limited-time item, the Brown Rice Flake Shake Acai & Berry for 350 yen. It was a vanilla shake with brown rice flakes on top, acai puree, banana puree, blueberry juice-based sauce with blueberry and cranberry pulp. It had a juicy and sweet-sour flavor. The restaurant was busy and lively on a Sunday morning. Mos Burger offers various flavors with their limited-time menus, making it a fun place to try different tastes.

The combination of teriyaki and cheese may sound overwhelming, but after trying it, I felt embarrassed for having such a preconception. The teriyaki sauce in Mos Burger's Teriyaki Burger is based on soy sauce and miso, creating a rich and flavorful hamburger. This time, they added a creamy and rich cream cheese, which made me skeptical at first. However, when I tried it, I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was! The rich and indulgent sauce paired perfectly with the crispy and fresh lettuce, creating a harmonious balance. This limited-time offer may sell out soon, so don't be fooled and give it a try! I highly recommend it! ♡

In May 2016, I bought the limited-time "Spicy Avocado Chili Dog" for lunch from a hamburger chain near my home. It cost 420 yen including tax. This chili dog, topped with jalapeno pickles and hot chili sauce, had a sausage with a firm texture, avocado, and lettuce sandwiched in it, giving it a spicy kick. It was like a hot dog for adults. It was delicious. In March 2012, I bought burgers to go from the same place after shopping with my daughters. It had been over ten years since I last had MOS Burger, ever since I had a burnt patty at a store in Ginza with my daughter when she was around 10 years old. The soft buns wrapped around the patty, vegetables, and sauce were a fantastic match. Young adults who have graduated from McDonald's should step up to this place. A recommended hamburger chain that is even better than MOS Burger is IN-N-OUT in California. They pride themselves on using fresh ingredients without any frozen items. I recommend trying their Double-Double, which uses two beef patties. If you ever find yourself in that area, be sure to give it a try. It was delicious.

I had a teriyaki chicken burger. The fresh lettuce and generous amount of mayonnaise went well with the teriyaki sauce, and it was delicious. The bread also had a nice crispy part. The only thing that bothered me was the chicken skin. I love it, but it was a bit hard to chew, making it a little difficult to eat. My 6-year-old daughter also struggled with it. It would be helpful if they could make a cut in it. The corn soup had sweet corn kernels in it. The restaurant at the south exit seemed smaller and the seating felt cramped.

The Mos Burger located across from the Kojima Danchi at the north exit of Nishi-Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. In addition to Mos Burger, there is also McDonald's and Doutor, making it a pretty busy area. The review talks about a discontinued product, the Mos French Cruller Gurguru Chorizo, which was a collaboration with Mister Donut. The reviewer found the combination of cold French cruller buns and hot chorizo to be a bit off, as the sweetness and vanilla flavor of the cruller did not complement the burger well. The reviewer questions whether the product was actually considered tasty by the company's decision-makers. The review also mentions that the Mos Burger at this location is smoke-free, which is appreciated by families with children. The presence of a designated smoking area outside the restaurant is noted, but it may not be ideal for non-smokers entering the restaurant. Overall, the review praises the restaurant for its efforts to cater to different customer preferences and for having a friendly staff.

I visited a Mos Burger and Mister Donut collaboration store out of curiosity. The store was non-smoking, so I opted for takeout. I tried the French Cooler Berry Chocola (¥290) and a classic Mos Burger (¥340). The Mos Burger was as delicious as always, with the perfect combination of tomato, meat sauce, patty, and buns. One burger may not be enough though. The French Cooler Berry Chocola was a sweet treat with a strong but pleasant sweetness from the strawberry whip cream, mango sauce, and chocolate. The acidity from the berry sauce added a nice touch. It seems like a hit with women (and even men).

I had a "Moss Vegetable Burger" with "Naitaku" and "Soy Patty" for a snack at 3 o'clock. It cost 360 yen. "Naitaku" is a term used at Moss Burger, where instead of buns, lettuce is used to sandwich the patty. And the patty is made from soybeans. The soy patty, which tastes like meat, is accompanied by a thick slice of tomato, and the soy patty's soy sauce flavor combined with the mild acidity of the tartar sauce on the lettuce makes it small but delicious! As a proponent of gut microbiology, I think this is a minimal good! Because even though it's a small amount, you can still get your fiber intake. The background music in the store is playing softly, with piano arpeggios reminiscent of Herbie Hancock and trumpet elegies reminiscent of Miles Davis. High school students returning from school are biting into hamburgers. McDonald's, which emerged in the 1950s as a food of the industrialized society, has ensured food stability in the fluctuating exchange rate era since the 1970s and still reigns as a top company in the post-industrial society as an international corporation. In contrast, Moss Burger is a Japanese company born in the 1970s, focusing on the domestic market and developing its own unique offerings like the rice burger. The era is now at the forefront of gut microbiome research, and we understand the importance of dietary fiber, so our diet is likely to change dynamically. Moss Burger acts quickly. It's quite impressive, isn't it? However, if we truly desire a healthy gut microbiome, even eating two of these items is not nearly enough vegetables and beans, and we need to eat a lot more to achieve that. In that sense, this is truly a transitional item. Immanuel Kant said, "(True/False), (Good/Evil), (Beauty/Ugliness) belong to different grades of judgment. Well, yes, that's true. When it comes to food, what is good for the body is good, and on the other hand, what is delicious is beautiful. Both should be measured on different scales. However, our body is one. A delicious but slightly unhealthy food and a less delicious but healthy food, now, which one do you choose? This is quite a subtle issue. If you eat occasionally, I think it's nice to have something super delicious but not so good for the body, don't you think? This is like asking a woman, "On one side, there's a handsome scoundrel, and on the other side, there's a wealthy ugly man. Which one do you choose?" Me and my female friends, we sometimes go for Indian food, and occasionally French cuisine.

Exiting from Nishi-Kasai Station's northwest exit, you will see a large supermarket building. Head straight north from the corner where the building is visible to find a row of shops. It's about a 1-minute walk from the station. Before reaching Mos Burger, you will pass by McDonald's, but if you're looking for taste, Mos Burger is the way to go. The shop has a small seating area, so I often opt for takeout. I always order a regular Mos Burger. It takes about 5 minutes to make, but the freshness is worth the wait. The tomato is juicy and delicious.

After exiting the north exit, it's about 1-2 minutes away from McDonald's and Doutor. It's located past the fast food restaurants and cafe chains, which gives the interior a calm atmosphere. The inside is clean and tidy, making it a nice place to relax. I usually sit towards the back as the register is in the front. Also, it's completely non-smoking, which is great. The food is delicious, similar to other places. I wish it was a bit cheaper though. Last time, I went with my child and ordered the Moshi Moshi set. The moving mascot car that came with the set was cute, although smaller than I expected from the magazine pictures.