The recommended dish for Meat Day is the delicious Triple Cheeseburger. You can use the app to find a set with a drink and a small size of fries to go with it. The small and medium sizes of fries may not have much difference in quantity. The Sasazuka branch has plenty of seating, so you won't have much trouble finding a place to sit.

It gives the impression that the restaurant has slightly shifted towards a more adult-oriented taste. The Classic Jr Burger focuses on the flavors of the meat, lettuce, onion, and tomato. The crunchy texture of the vegetables is pleasant. The Teriyaki Burger also seems to have become more adult-friendly with a less sweet taste. It was just the right amount for dinner, with a good amount of volume.

On May 30th, I visited this restaurant for the first time during my walking goal from Chitose-Karasuyama to Shinjuku, which was a 10km walk. I decided to stop for lunch and rest at Sasazuka station and came across this place by chance. I used to go to Lotteria often when I lived in Omiya, but I haven't been in the past few years. This time, I ordered the "Rib Sandwich Pork Set" (891 yen) with iced coffee as my drink and consomme-flavored potato as a side. The potato was perfectly seasoned even without the consomme powder, so I didn't end up using it. The rib sandwich had a deliciously crispy bun with a solid texture and was very tasty. It had plenty of mayonnaise, giving it a slightly junk food feel, which I enjoyed. The restaurant had a spacious interior with a long layout towards the back, providing a relaxed atmosphere. There seemed to be a smoking room as well, making it convenient for smokers to use.

Located just across the street from Keio Line Sasazuka Station, Crown Street is where you can find this restaurant. On the 10th, 20th, and 30th of every month, you can get a half-price coupon for items like fries and coffee through the Lotteria app. Since it was the 30th and I wanted to sit down for a tea break, I decided to stop by. I ordered a small size fries for 85 yen and an iced cafe latte for 135 yen, totaling 242 yen after tax. Even with the half-price discount, it was still a great deal. T-Point cannot be used for mobile payments, but Suica is accepted. The smoking room is still there, with around 20 to 30 seats, making it quite spacious, and only electronic payments are accepted. Lotteria restaurants usually have similar setups, so it's surprisingly convenient.

The notice posted on the front says that the Rib Sandwich will be discontinued at the end of the month. Is this a marketing strategy or a tactic used by a gentleman's clothing store (no, it's not closing)? When it first debuted, the Rib Sandwich was a large part of the jumbo menu. I used to go to the stores in Asagaya and Kami-Igusa just to eat this. Personally, I don't think they will get rid of such a legendary menu item so easily. I feel like it will be reintroduced after a renovation. The Rib Sandwich seemed to have gotten smaller at one point, but today it seems to have gotten bigger again. Maybe it's because of my age. The texture of the buns seems to have been slightly changed to be firmer, but I think it's actually better this way. The Rib Sandwich has a pork-like texture with a hint of Japanese flavor, which adds to its deliciousness. I couldn't resist getting the Classic Burger after being lured in by the Rib Sandwich, and then getting tempted by something even more expensive. It's called the Classic Burger. Although it's tasty, it doesn't have the same premium feel as the ZEPPIN burger from the past. Other chains have been introducing similar high-end burgers lately. However, the addition of lettuce and tomato in these types of burgers enhances the visual appeal. If they release a "New" or "Reiwa" Rib Sandwich tomorrow, it would be quite amusing, but deep down, I really hope they don't discontinue it.

Today, I was supposed to have lunch at Robin, but things didn't go as planned. Oh well, it happens. As an alternative, I'm now having a latte at Lotteria. Lotteria Sasazuka branch. Drinking a latte now. Lotteria Sasazuka branch 03-3378-3088 Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Sasazuka 1-55-16 Keio Crown Mall Sasazuka East Block.

Rib sandwich pork, potato S, and chicken nuggets.

Iced coffee

A few years ago, "Crown Town" under the Keio Line viaduct became beautiful. If you go from Sasazuka Station, you'll see a Lotteria at the end of the road. It stands out quite a bit being on a corner along the road. The morning Ebi Burger set (500 yen) with hash browns and Kilimanjaro blend coffee. The coffee tastes better when drinking from a mug cup rather than a paper cup. It's nice to have mugs available inside the store. The Ebi Burger and potatoes have that Lotteria taste. The spacious interior is in good condition with comfortable seating. There is also a designated smoking area, so smokers can relax as well.

I had some errands in Sasazuka from the morning. I usually leave early to avoid rush hour, so I arrived earlier than my appointment time. I had already eaten breakfast, so I just had coffee at Lotteria. Whenever there's a cup in front of me, I always end up spilling my coffee. I wonder how others manage to carry it without spilling. The tray was wet, so I wiped it clean with a paper napkin and took a photo. It was around 8:30 in the morning, and the restaurant was not crowded. They have a completely smoke-free section and also a smoking area, which is good for smokers.

One Sunday morning in September 2017, around 11:00 am, I took a little break and visited this Lotteria by myself. It is located right outside the ticket gate of Sasazuka Station on the Keio Line. After exiting the ticket gate, it is located at a corner of "Keio Crown Street" just across the pedestrian crossing. The interior of the store is long and spacious. By chance, they were having a special promotion that day - "Half price on all potato items". Being a fan of junk food, I quickly decided to purchase the small size French fries (180 yen → 90 yen) and a small size Pepsi Nex (120 yen) for a brief break.

Lotte ria celebrates its 45th anniversary this year, starting in 1972. When we look back at the history of hamburgers in Japan, we see that A&W Yagiwara store in Kitamidori Village was the first hamburger shop in Japan in 1963, still in operation today. In 1966, hamburgers were sold at the Matsuya basement food court in Ginza. In 1970, the first Dom Dom Burger store opened in front of the Daiei Hachioji store. In 1971, McDonald's opened in Ginza. When asked by a reporter if such a thing would take root in Japan, the president at the time, Mr. Fujita, replied, "This taste will become standard for the children born in the future, so it will be fine." And indeed, that's what happened. In 1972, Mos Burger opened its first store in Narimasu, Itabashi-ku. In the same year, Lotteria opened its first store at Takashimaya Nihonbashi. The introduction of McDonald's caused hamburgers to spread rapidly throughout Japan. Even nostalgic products like Morinaga Love and Meiji Santeore come to mind. Lotteria has continued to grow steadily amidst competition from various food manufacturers. Although I thought I had conquered the fast food breakfast scene, I realized that I had never visited Lotteria for breakfast. I decided to visit the Lotteria store in Keio Crown Street, under the guard of Sasazuka Station on the Keio Line. The large store has 100 seats. Like many other restaurants, they also face a shortage of staff. Despite being the next in line after two other groups who had already ordered, I had to wait 5 minutes to place my order, and then another 2 minutes for the food to be served, totaling 7 minutes. I ordered the Tartar Egg Burger set (390 yen) with a hot cafe latte and a Ghana Chocolate Bar (150 yen) for dessert. The cafe latte was quite tasty, and as I ate the Tartar Egg Burger, I wondered when the yolk would come out. The Ghana Chocolate, which I realized was also made by Lotte, was not as sweet as I expected, with a slightly salty taste in the pastry. I was about to give a review when I was completely captivated by Lotteria's 45th anniversary. Enjoy your meal with discernment.

Located at Sasazuka Station, in the Keio Crown Street, this fast food chain store is a Lotteria, which is usually found only in the central part of Tokyo. The store is quite spacious with plenty of seating, making it convenient to use. I tried the "Chicken Karaage-tto," a Lotteria version of nuggets that were being sold for a limited time with double the quantity. The price was 150 yen including tax. Although the nuggets seemed to have been sitting for a while and were not very warm, the coating was crispy, which was good. The meat was tender and easy to eat, but it didn't really taste like meat. It lacked the texture of meat. In terms of flavor, I personally liked the strong garlic taste.

In March 2015, I revisited the restaurant that had quietly made a comeback after not being ranked first in the resurrection festival. I ordered the Daikokuya Tsukemen Burger (regular) for 650 yen and an iced coffee (medium) for 140 yen. The noodles were slightly grilled and had a salt and pepper seasoning. Surprisingly, there was mayonnaise on them. I dipped the noodles in the soup and found the flavor to be strong. The chashu was thick and delicious. I also wondered how to eat the bun with the noodles. Overall, it was an interesting and challenging menu item. In March 2015, I revisited the restaurant and tried the Three Cheese Burger with a cheese stick for 390 yen. The taste was satisfying with plenty of cheese sauce. The cheese stick was flavorful and seemed like a good match for beer. I also noticed the Daikokuya Original Tsukemen Burger on the tray liner and couldn't resist trying it next time. In February 2015, I visited a Lotteria restaurant in Sasazuka Keio Crown Town. I ordered the Ebi Burger, medium fries, and a set for 690 yen with iced coffee. The crispy and hot Ebi Katsu was delicious, although the burgers at Lotteria are slightly smaller. The store was clean and spacious, with plenty of seating options for individuals or small groups. It was a convenient and comfortable place to spend time, especially near the station.

This is a restaurant located in the Keio Crown Town Sasazuka, under the elevated tracks of Sasazuka Station on the Keio Line. If you exit the ticket gate at Sasazuka Station and walk straight through the Crown Town, you will come out onto a street in front of the station. Once you cross that street, you will see this restaurant right in front of you. The block where this restaurant is located is called East, and it is a zone with several other dining establishments. As I was looking for a place to have lunch, I entered this dining zone and noticed a signboard at the entrance of this restaurant that caught my attention. It mentioned a Tower Cheeseburger (5 layers) for 500 yen, which I had read about in a previous review but had never seen in person due to it being a limited-time item. However, on this particular day, it was available as a special, so I decided to give it a try. Although I wasn't planning on having a hamburger for lunch, my curiosity got the best of me, and I walked into the restaurant. This establishment has been in operation at this location for many years, even though it has been renovated after construction. I have visited it multiple times before, but this was my first visit since the renovation. The layout of the counter has changed, and the seating arrangement is completely different from what it used to be. However, the counter is still located right in front as you enter the restaurant. I approached the counter and ordered the 5-layer cheeseburger as soon as the staff asked for my order. The menu indicated that it was available as a set for 600 yen, which included a small drink, so I chose that option and ordered a cola. After paying at the register, the female staff member asked me to wait for a moment. It seemed that the 5-layer burger could be prepared quickly. After a short wait of about 2 minutes, the burger and drink were placed on a tray and handed to me. The paper bag labeled "Delicious Cheeseburger" seemed smaller than I had expected. Unwrapping the paper carefully, I revealed the 5-layer burger with alternating layers of cheese and meat. I noticed that there were two different colored slices of cheese stacked together. It was quite a sight to behold, and I couldn't help but exclaim in amazement. Although the burger was tall, it was not as huge as some gourmet burgers. The diameter of the buns also seemed smaller compared to fast-food chain burgers. The overall color scheme of the paper bag was yellow, which was different from the typical gourmet burger packaging. After admiring the burger, I finally took a bite. The paper wrapping had kept the juices contained, and the burger did not fall apart. I ate it while still using the paper as support. It was impossible to fit the entire burger in my mouth at once, so I took small bites from the center. The taste of the cheeseburger was delightful, with the meat juices adding to the flavor. However, after a few bites, the predominant flavor became the cheese rather than the meat. The meat appeared to be coarsely ground, and it was juicy and flavorful. Overall, it was a unique and satisfying dining experience.

On October 19, 2011, when it comes to fast food around Sasazuka Station, Lotteria or First Kitchen are the go-to choices. There used to be a KFC until recently, but it disappeared due to the demolition of the building, making it a somewhat rare presence now. On this day, I had the delicious Cheeseburger set. It was supposed to be 680 yen, but it seemed to be on sale for 580 yen. I felt like I got a good deal. The powerful buns with a strong sweetness complement the rich cheese well. The size is a bit small, but that's okay. I feel like Lotteria's fries have more salt compared to other chains. It would be appreciated if they could reduce it a bit. After finishing the meal, my lips tend to hurt.

The Wi-Fi environment is very convenient here! There are many seats that are easy to use for individuals, which is very helpful! It can be a little cold in winter. However, the potato is only 100 yen for web members, which is cheap!!! But the amount of potato can vary greatly depending on the person! Sometimes it's clearly an M size, but sometimes it's not. It can be too salty and not warm enough. It's better to ask for it fresh or without salt. It varies depending on the person, so sometimes it's normal, but if they give you less just because of a coupon, then the coupon doesn't really mean anything, right? Well, I come here for the Wi-Fi, so being able to sit and use it for 100 yen is great.

Lotteia is located in Keio Crown Street in Sasazuka. It's quite close to the station, so I use it quite often. Unlike McDonald's, the staff at Lotteria don't seem to be in a rush, which I quite like. The burgers are brought to you by the staff one by one, not sliding down the counter, which gives a relaxed and un-systematic feel. It's not exactly slow food, but I appreciate the more laid-back approach.

When it comes to fast food burgers, it's McDonald's! Or if you want to indulge a bit, it's Mos Burger! I used to think, who even goes to Lotteria, especially since elementary school. I regret it. I regret it a lot! Lotteria has been great since they introduced the luxury series! You can even customize your toppings! Bacon, fried egg, cheese - all the toppings boys love. It's fun to customize your burger, and you can even add special toppings to your fries. Plus, they have high-end burgers that come out once a month! I was disappointed when they were sold out last time. I really want to try it. The Extreme series from Mos Burger a while back was also really delicious! I hope they bring it back. Overall, I highly recommend Lotteria! I wish they would open one at Hachioji Station.