I used the lunch set with a Teriyaki Burger. It was my first time trying Burger King's Teriyaki, and it did not disappoint! It was very delicious. I used a coupon and got it for 690 yen. When I think about it, McDonald's seems like a high-end burger place lately. For burgers, I prefer Burger King. Thank you for the meal~

In Kinshicho, the Burger King does not have self-checkout. You have to order at the counter. It gets pretty crowded. The seating on the second floor is decently spacious. The background music is subtle. There are also comfy sofa seats. The campaign offers two choices - often changing. This time, I chose two Cheese Whopper Jr for 500 yen. There's Spicy and Smokey BBQ, but it's just sauce on top. The preparation is a bit sloppy, but I'm used to it. The taste doesn't change. Surprisingly, all the staff here are Japanese, which might be uncommon for Burger King.

Lunch with my son in October 2022. We usually go to Osho, but this time I convinced him to come here. It's been a long time. We ordered Whopper sets. It reminds me of the past. I used to read the manga Tokyo Tribe 2 and wanted to eat a Whopper, which I occasionally did at Burger King in Ikebukuro, over 20 years ago. They withdrew from Japan once, but now they're back. I'm not sure, but it seems like it. The Whopper was still voluminous, meaty, and delicious. With gourmet burgers available now, it's like a middle ground between McDonald's and gourmet burgers. We might come back sooner next time.

Burger King ☆ Kinshicho Kitaguchi Store. Breakfast Combo.... 390 yen. This shop is located almost directly in front of the Kinshicho Kitaguchi Rotary, right? Haha (ΦωΦ) I came a few hours after the sensei posted about it. I also wanted a hamburger, but the cheeseburger seemed mediocre and I haven't had a fish burger in a while, so I decided to try that! But then they said it would take 3 minutes, and I couldn't wait, so I ended up getting the chicken tartar instead. 390 yen? Considering the taste, it seems a bit expensive (cries). The cola was also a small size and expensive. I don't think I'll be coming back here again (cries). Oh, and before coming here, I tried going to Kaisaiya for the second time, but it was still crowded (cries).

[Breakfast Series] Please check the official website or photos for the morning menu here. Today, I'm feeling a bit fancy. I walked quite a bit to get to my destination, only to find out that it was closed. Disappointed, I headed back and found many breakfast cafes and small coffee shops in the area that I haven't visited yet, but I wasn't feeling like going that way today. So, I thought of Birkin, a place I often visit during events (like half-price Whopper Jr). After some hesitation, I ordered this: - B Tartar Chicken Burger for 390 yen. I wanted to take a photo of the moment when I flipped open the bun, but all I could see was lettuce, so I gave up. Well, the taste was good as always. It's great that you can enjoy this delicious burger at a reasonable price with a drink included. Japan is such a wonderful country. They have power outlets at the seats, but since I finished my meal in less than 5 minutes and left, I couldn't really take advantage of it. Still, it's nice to know that they have power outlets. Thank you for the meal, I'll come back again.

Limited quantity Guilty Butter Beef Burger M for 940 yen. It is said to have craft buns infused with butter, but the overall taste is dominated by the seasoning of the hamburger, so I was like "Where is the butter??". If that's the case, I could have just gotten a Whopper Cheese instead. However, I still enjoyed it (^_^)

I had never been to this place before, even though it's right near the north exit of Kinshicho Station and has been open for years (maybe even over ten years?). Suddenly, I felt like having a hamburger. Feeling a bit nervous (lol), I entered the restaurant. I chose the Whopper with avocado, which I love, and the Chili Dog that looked delicious in the menu photos. The hamburger had a rich meaty flavor and a good balance with the vegetables like onions and avocado. It was quite satisfying to eat. The Chili Beans Hot Dog was also delicious. I like chili, and the simple yet crispy texture of the sausage was great. I could see why they have fans of this taste.

Guilty Butter Beef Burger (M) set with app coupon used for 940 yen instead of 1,040 yen. I was looking forward to it overflowing more and dripping down, but it didn't quite satisfy my guilt. Oh well, thank you for the meal.

I tried the "Avocado Plant Burger" and the "Version 2 Whopper". Both are burgers with 100% plant-based patties. The Version 2 Whopper has a charcoal-grilled patty with vegetables in between, giving it a delicious smoky flavor. The Avocado Plant Burger contains tomato, lettuce, onion, and avocado, creating a soft and juicy taste sensation. This type of burger with plant-based patties has been around at various chain restaurants for a few years now, but the flavors have definitely improved.

I usually get takeout for lunch. Sometimes I crave a classic American burger from Burger King. The first time I went to the store near Nishi-Ojima Station, it was really crowded so I went to this one instead. It's convenient to use the app coupons to get a good deal. When it comes to Burger King, the Whopper is probably the go-to, but it seems like too much for me to finish, so I got the Quattro Cheese Whopper JR set. It has a lot of vegetables which is nice.

I went in because it wasn't crowded. The service time from ordering to receiving the food seems to have gotten faster than before. The taste is, of course, very delicious. While other burger places are good, Burger King is also quite tasty. I highly recommend it.

While running errands in Kinshicho, I passed by Burger King and saw a long line outside the store. Turns out, the Whopper Junior is on sale for half price during this period, so it's only 180 yen instead of 360 yen! I couldn't pass up the deal, so I bought two. I also felt a bit hungry, so I ordered the Whopper Jr. set for 500 yen inside the store. I ate on the second floor. Unlike McDonald's hamburgers, you can really taste the texture of the tomato, lettuce, and onion in the Whopper Jr., which makes it delicious. The fries were tasty as well, with a crispy texture, but they lacked the strong fried potato aroma that McDonald's fries have, making them seem a bit plain. Personally, I still think McDonald's fries are the best! I like to ask for extra salt and get a separate salt packet to dip them in, which makes them even more delicious!

About three years ago, I had my first Burger King experience at Zurich Airport in Switzerland. I ordered a standard combo of a hamburger, fries, and a cola, which cost me a shocking 1,800 yen when converted to Japanese currency. Since then, I always thought this restaurant was expensive and never tried it in Japan. Today, despite it being winter, I felt like having an iced coffee. I went to the restaurant next to the ramen shop and was surprised to find that an iced coffee in a medium size was 240 yen, while a burger combo with fries and a cola was only 500 yen. This set that cost 500 yen was the same one that I paid 1,800 yen for in Switzerland! However, I had just eaten ramen, so I settled for the iced coffee this time. It tasted normal. Next time, I'll definitely try the combo. It's so affordable, like McDonald's prices. Thank you for the meal.

Foodlog score @3.07 This is a burger shop in Kinshicho. It's my favorite among burger chains. It's not as crowded as McDonald's, which is always a relief. I always go for the Whopper series, which is a bit pricey but the satisfaction level surpasses it. On this day, I ordered the Teriyaki Whopper. The patty is noticeably different from regular burgers, with a meaty flavor that stands out. It's a burger that chain stores don't offer. Highly recommended.

The name "Whopper" has a lingering effect on the mind. It makes me lift my head and feel drawn to the photo of a hamburger, feeling positive. Since the high economic growth period, children have been fed hamburgers regularly, making them crave it from time to time. So it can't be helped (self-justification complete). Quattro Cheese Whopper for 980 yen seemed expensive at first, but it was packed with meat. It's more meaty than it looks, yet surprisingly not overwhelming. Overall, it's a satisfying taste. Thank you for the meal.

This is a Burger King located at the north exit of Kinshicho Station. It has a prominent presence with its colorful exterior and logo. The store occupies the first and second floors of a building, with the first floor having a counter and a few seats, while the second floor is entirely dedicated to seating. The seating mainly consists of counter seats and tables for two. There is a smoking area on the second floor, separated by a door for complete segregation. The clientele is mostly individuals in their 20s to 40s, with a notable presence of female customers. This Burger King seems to be the most crowded among the burger joints in the Kinshicho area. I tried the Bacon Cheese Whopper Junior Set (760 yen), which is a cheeseburger with bacon added to the patty. It contains a variety of vegetables including lettuce, tomato, and onion, with tomato ketchup for seasoning. The patty is flavorful with a good amount of meat, and the balance with the plentiful vegetables is nice. Despite being a junior size, it is sufficient for adult men when ordered as a set. The French fries are slightly thicker than McDonald's, giving off a natural potato flavor. I chose cola as my drink, as it pairs well with the burger. Straws and drink additives are self-service behind the counter, with the option to skip the straw to reduce plastic waste. Burger King positions itself as cheaper than Freshness Burger and tastier than McDonald's, catering to adult tastes. This seems to be the secret to the popularity of this particular store.

The north exit of Kinshicho is a popular spot. I was feeling hungry and saw a burger with 4 types of mushrooms on the menu outside, which is perfect for mushroom lovers like me, so I decided to go in. I also ordered a set. The chicken nuggets seem to be cheaper now, but I thought it might be too heavy to have them with the burger, so I went for the fries and ketchup instead. I also added a cafe au lait for an extra 20 yen, making the total around 1000 yen. The mushroom sauce on the burger was cold, which was a major flaw. Inside the restaurant, a Filipino lady was speaking loudly on the phone, and the overall atmosphere was not very pleasant. The cashier was a foreigner who could speak Japanese decently but lacked proper manners. The kitchen staff seemed to be Japanese, so I think they should consider rearranging the staff. The noise from the lady was too much for me, so I decided to leave.

While walking back from the yakitori restaurant to Kinshicho, my wife said she wanted ice cream, so we stopped at this shop. I had a coffee, while my wife had espresso soft serve. I tried a bit and was pleasantly surprised by how the espresso blended smoothly into the soft serve, making it unexpectedly delicious.

Sometimes I feel like eating at Burger King, but the number of stores is limited. You have to go to a fairly large downtown area, which makes it a bit less accessible compared to other fast food chains. Also, some stores have only foreign staff. I don't mean to discriminate against foreigners, but I once went to a certain store where about 5 staff members were so engrossed in chatting that they didn't even notice me when I entered... It was quite off-putting. I believe that when in Rome, do as the Romans do, and especially when you're at work, I hope you focus on your duties. However, the store in front of Kinshicho Station is not only all Japanese staff, but the service is also excellent. When I asked for ketchup, they politely asked, "Would one be enough for you?" It's nice to see them doing things properly! As for the taste, well, it's nothing special, but that's okay too. The Double Bacon Cheeseburger is recommended for its volume and affordability! Thank you for the meal!

Oh no! The LINE coupon is only valid until today, so hurry up and use it! Today, I suddenly thought, the deliciousness of the ramen bowl lies not only in the beef but also in the vegetables. The crunchy, refreshing vegetables are so tasty. Especially, the texture of the onions perfectly blends with the flavor. I couldn't eat this kind of stuff when I was a kid, it feels like. According to a fellow reviewer, there's a ramen shop with a J in its name that offers a service where they double the amount of vegetables in a certain dish. I'm not a big fan of greens, and it's all about balance, but I'll try it out when they release a coupon for a double whopper in the future.