The area around Kitasenju Station is home to many shopping streets. In the west, there is the Senju Honcho Shopping Street where you can find a classic Mos Burger. While many Mos Burger locations now offer Mos Cafe, this one remains true to its roots. After exploring the streets of Kitasenju, my friend and I decided to cool off with a shake. We ordered and waited at our table with the number tag. When our food was served, the staff also brought us water, which was a nice touch. I ordered the "Tropical Pineapple Shake - Small (320 yen)" which had a great texture from the pineapple peel. Despite being a small size, the shake was quite filling and refreshing. It was the perfect break time to cool off. Now, let's continue our exploration.

When passing by the storefront, I saw the noren curtain of Tempura Mos Burger. They have a limited-time offer of Rice Burger Ebi Tempura, which must be delicious. I really want to try it. I rarely go to Mos Burger, maybe once a year, and I usually order the Rice Burger. But today's lunch is French cuisine. After walking through the shopping street, I arrived at the destination, only to find out that they were closed. So, I ended up going to Mos Burger. The place had a diverse clientele, and many solo diners, making it easy to order and find a seat. The staff was friendly, and they brought the freshly made food to the table, which was convenient. I decided to try the limited-time offer of the Rice Burger Yoku Bari Tempura, which was similar to the Rice Burger Seafood Tempura I had last year. The Yoku Bari Tempura had a soy sauce-based sauce with a hint of yuzu fragrance. The tempura had a crispy texture and a good mouthfeel, making it delicious. The price difference between the Seafood Tempura and Yoku Bari Tempura was surprising, with the latter being more expensive. Both were tasty, and I would love to try the Ebi Tempura or Yoku Bari Tempura again. However, until my next Mos Burger visit... I envy those who have a Mos Burger nearby. I once saw a long line of foreign tourists at a tempura bowl restaurant in Harajuku, and I hope they also try out Mos Burger.

The smell and hygiene are slightly concerning.

☆Cheeseburger Set (520 yen) comes with a cheeseburger, fries, drink, and toy. It is also available for adults. It is more cost-effective than ordering a Cheeseburger (250 yen) and Fries & Drink Set (440 yen) separately from the kids' menu! I placed my order and received a number tag to take to my seat. The freshly made food was brought to me shortly after. It was delicious and piping hot! ☆Hot Dog Set includes a hot dog, drink, fries, and toy.

Mos Burger... I used to love it more than a certain hamburger chain because it's more relaxing to use. I always go for the Mos Cheeseburger + Mos Shake (coffee flavor), but... My colleague said the Kinpira Burger is insanely delicious! So I bought it. It's a rice burger, so it doesn't go well with the shake, but... It was surprisingly delicious, I was amazed. It has a taste that could even replace dinner. I highly recommend it to those who are tired of regular hamburgers.

Mos Burger is delicious! That's for sure. However, they don't pre-make the burgers, so it can take some time when it's busy. I have a meeting around here at 1:30 pm, so I decided to skip the ramen shop nearby and come here instead at 1:05 pm. I received my salad and iced coffee at 1:15 pm, and the Spicy Mos Burger arrived at 1:20 pm. Finished by 1:25 pm. The Spicy Mos Burger is really delicious. When you get it to go, the buns can get soggy, but when you eat it in the store, you can taste the toasted buns which are really good. The spicy flavor is appetizing! The blended patty is also tasty. You can dip the fries in the leftover sauce, but I didn't get to do that this time.

During my first visit on February 7, 2009, I found that despite being located at the edge of the shopping street from Kita-Senju Station, Mos Burger surprisingly had a lot of customers. I thought more people would go to the larger hamburger shop near the station, but Mos Burger is actually doing quite well. Today, I had the Tobikiri Hamburg Sandwich, Mos Burger Frankfurter, Potato Onion Potatoes, Melon Soda, and Coffee - quite a feast. The taste and the service from the staff were average. They have children's chairs and picture books available.

From Kita-Senju Station, take the Marui side exit and head straight on the left side of the arcade. Turn left at the corner of Resona Bank and continue straight for a while. You will see this Mos Burger on your left. I had some time to spare after finishing my daytime errands early and before meeting for drinks in the evening, so I decided to stop by here. Mos Burger was not crowded on a Sunday evening. I ordered the Onion Potato (240 yen) and a small Ginger Ale (190 yen). The Onion Potato at Mos Burger is really good. It would have been even better with a beer, but I guess it's understandable why they don't serve alcohol here. If they did, the atmosphere would change.

I went to Kita-Senju for work and stopped by a café for a little break. I couldn't relax at McDonald's, so here I could take it easy and the food was delicious. I had a Spicy Moss burger, a drink, and some fries, which helped me organize work documents and schedules. It had been a while since I had Moss Burger, but it's a tasty burger place. I think they should open more stores. However, good restaurants always seem to be far from home... it's frustrating.

There are two McDonald's near Kita-Senju station, but both are always crowded and not a relaxing environment. So when I want to work peacefully alone, I often use this MOS Burger nearby because I live in the neighborhood. I usually go around 8 pm, and it's usually not crowded. I can have a four-person table all to myself. The food is decent since it's MOS Burger, but the prices are a bit high.

I used to go to this restaurant for lunch break about 5 years ago when I was working part-time nearby. Since I had different hours, it was relatively quiet. I would read the newspaper, smoke cigarettes, and relax during my lunch break. I think I may have been a difficult customer back then. I really enjoyed my leisurely lunch breaks. At that time, I was really into matcha lattes and would often order them. Looking at photos of the interior from other people, it seems like they may have renovated the place? I remember there used to be insect repellent coils hanging from the ceiling back then, which I found a bit strange...