On the last Sunday of 2022, at 1:00 PM, there was a long line at the registers of Shimachu as people prepared for the New Year holidays. The first floor Mos Burger was also packed with people of all ages and families. Despite the refreshing blue sky, it was still cold outside due to the end of the year. I visited to warm up with a coffee. I ordered a blend coffee for 270 yen. Although there was a promotion for a refill for an additional 100 yen, I ended up just having one cup. The coffee was a bit strong with a hint of bitterness, which may not be to everyone's liking. Personally, I enjoyed the strong flavor and added two sugars and two creamers to it. The coffee was served in a thick mug, allowing me to enjoy it piping hot. The staff handed me a buzzer, and when it rang, they brought the coffee to my table. It seemed like they used the buzzer to identify which table to deliver the order to. The buzzer had instructions to pick up the order at the counter, so some customers went to get their orders themselves. The counter was still busy with a line, so I left soon after finishing my coffee. I will definitely come back again.

Yuzu Lemon Ginger Ale for 290 yen. I came to Mos Burger wanting to drink a coffee-flavored shake, but they didn't have it at this store. However, this Yuzu Lemon Ginger Ale was a great find, so it's all good. Then it's unproductive planner time and a frustrating life. It's already the summer solstice!? Time flies!!! Mos Burger Island Nakano Honcho Store 03-5342-9376 5-24-13 Minami-dai, Nakano-ku, Tokyo.

The fish burger set with ginger ale and fries was perfect for the summer vacation. The kids loved it, and parents enjoyed it too. The fries were cooked just right and the buns were nicely toasted. It was a hit for everyone.

The teriyaki burger and potato S with ginger ale were delicious. The staff's service was good, and the buns and patties were cooked well. The lettuce was fresh, and the potatoes were fried perfectly with the right amount of salt.

Chili dogs are delicious!

Food comes out faster than other restaurants.

Today I came to Shimachu to buy cat food, and I thought about eating soba at Wise, but it's raining and cold, so I decided against it. How about ramen downstairs? Oh, that's right, there's Mos Burger here, so I visited for the first time. It's similar to Sengawa, where it's combined with Baskin Robbins. Currently, Mos Burger is in the midst of the "Local Creative Burger Battle". I don't really understand the deep meaning behind it, but in the "Prefecture Attractiveness Ranking", Nagasaki Prefecture is ranked 11th, while Saitama Prefecture is at the bottom, 44th, just above Ibaraki Prefecture at 47th. In terms of FIFA rankings, Nagasaki Prefecture is higher ranked than Saitama Prefecture, so it should be an uneven match. Yet, why are these relatively unknown prefectures battling it out on such a big stage? It's like the old days of the Pacific League when Lotte played against Kintetsu at Kawasaki Stadium (laughs). I decided to buy both burgers, but they cost 880 yen for two, and if you add fries and a drink, it easily goes over 1000 yen, so I stopped. First, I tried the "Chichibu Waraji Katsu Burger from Saitama Prefecture for 430 yen". It's said that the Negi Miso sauce from Fukaya is the key, but the taste is quite ordinary. Next, I tried the "Nagasaki Turkish Rice-style Burger for 450 yen". It has meat sauce or something like Napolitan on top of the cutlet, and although it's messy to eat with sauce dripping, it's more delicious or rather more suitable. So, the verdict is a close win for Nagasaki Prefecture. After all, Nagasaki Prefecture has produced legends like Maekawa Kiyoshi in the past and now the one and only Fukuyama Masaharu. In comparison, Saitama Prefecture has comedians like Tsuchida Akira, Saitama no Zou, and Kitazawa Akiko. Maybe that's why they couldn't compete (laughs).

Visit date: 11/23/2015 Order: Spicy Mos Cheeseburger, etc [Comments] I think I first encountered Mos Burger when I was in high school. I was so impressed by how delicious the burgers were and I got hooked during my student days. It's been over 20 years since then, but Mos Burger is still delicious. Eating at the store and having it fresh and hot is also really tasty. It had been a while since I had the Spicy Mos Cheeseburger, and the spiciness of the jalapeños was just perfect. I definitely want to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

A food court-like store inside a home center, with an eat-in space combined with Baskin Robbins. The unique menu items that are only available in Tokyo and Kanagawa caught my attention, so I decided to visit. - Moss's Wet Burger Napoli Flavor: A rare hamburger where a patty made of rice flour, similar to naan, is soaked in Napoli-flavored sauce. Unfortunately, it lacked excitement in both texture and taste, making it difficult to eat. It seems unlikely to become popular in the future. - Rich Moss Cheese Burger Gorgonzola Cheese Sauce: I was curious about the Gorgonzola cheese and ordered this burger. The flavor is mild and suitable for everyone, giving off a healthy and well-behaved impression. However, the excessive amount of sauce made it difficult to eat. It seems that the right amount of seasoning is key, as too much sauce doesn't necessarily make everyone happy. For more detailed information, please refer to the official website: http://www.mos.co.jp/company/pr_pdf/pr_150729.pdf "Moss's Wet Burger Napoli Flavor" is inspired by the Turkish fast food called "Islak Burger" (translated as "Wet Burger"), originating from Istanbul. It involves soaking buns in a spiced sweet tomato sauce and sandwiching a patty inside. In this version, Moss used an original sauce inspired by the Japanese spaghetti dish "Napolitan" and added sliced cheese for a mellow taste. The sauce is generously soaked into the white bread made with rice flour, offering a unique flavor experience. Price: 280 yen Description: A hamburger with a patty and sliced cheese sandwiched between rice flour white bread, soaked in Napoli-flavored original sauce. The Napoli-flavored sauce is made by sautéing grated onions and garlic, then simmering with ketchup and Worcestershire sauce to create a nostalgic and comforting taste. The sauce that covers the entire burger is addictive, making it a perfect snack or light meal option.

"I wanted to eat the 'Crunchy Chili Oil Burger,' so I went to the Mos Burger in the food court on the first floor of Shimachu Home Center. The food court was clean and bright with natural light coming in from the windows. It was close to 1 o'clock on a weekday, so there weren't many customers - just groups of mothers with baby strollers, elderly couples, and a few salarymen. The staff who served me at the counter were polite and friendly, but seemed a bit inexperienced. The 'Crunchy Chili Oil Burger' had a unique texture that was indeed crunchy. It was topped with fried garlic, fried onions, and crispy rice crackers with a generous amount of chili oil. As someone who enjoys spicy food, I didn't find it very spicy, but it might be just right for most people. The chili oil was different from the one made by Tobanyu, more like a new type of sauce. However, I realized halfway through eating that the chili oil was unevenly distributed, so I ended up eating half of the burger without much chili oil. I should have checked and mixed it properly before starting."

Each MOS Burger store has its own unique charm, but the one inside the Shimachu department store left a great impression on me. Even though it's located in a food court, the food is delicious! The buns are perfectly toasted and the fried items are crispy. The fillings are also top-notch. I secretly have a soft spot for this chain store. I always look forward to trying their new items, but the classic shrimp cutlet and hot dogs are always a hit!

There is a new Mos Burger located on the first floor food court of the Shimachu Home Center that opened last December. It can be seen from Hanan Street, but there is no direct entrance to the food court, so you have to go around the home center to find Mos Burger. The food court only has two shops, Thirty-One Ice Cream and Mos Burger. There are plenty of seats available, so you can usually find a place to sit. The menu is similar to a regular Mos Burger menu, but some items are limited due to it being a food court. I used a mobile coupon to get a Tuna Burger for 270 yen and a Small Potato Set for 320 yen. I also had a hot coffee to drink. The bright and comfortable atmosphere made for an enjoyable dining experience.

The Island Tower Nakano Main Store, which opened on December 10, 2009, is located on the first floor next to a Thirty-One Ice Cream shop. On the first day of opening, it was so crowded that they had to temporarily close, but I visited the next day in the morning when it was relatively empty. Since it is a newly opened store, it is very clean. The fluorescent lights inside the store are also new, making it too bright to be relaxing. The menu is similar to other Mos Burger stores, and I ordered a Cheeseburger set with small fries and orange juice for 510 yen. Since it is a food court store, the juice was served in a paper cup instead of a glass. The taste was decent, similar to other Mos Burger stores, but the staff member who brought the food to my table seemed very nervous, as if they had just been hired and were still getting used to the job. The food court faces Hanan Street, but there is no direct entrance, so you have to walk through the Island Tower sales floor to reach the store, which is a bit inconvenient.