I visited the sandwich and burger shop "Nashville" in Yukihashi. The exterior and interior have an American feel. When I entered, the smell was amazing, and the owner was toasting buns. The menu includes 4 types of sandwiches, a Cuban sandwich, and 10 types of burgers, as well as side dishes like nuggets and potatoes. Since it was my first time, I ordered popular items: Bacon Egg Sandwich (500 yen), Miyako Burger (800 yen), and Homemade Lemonade (400 yen). The portions were surprisingly large, American-sized! The sandwich had plenty of crispy lettuce, bacon, and egg. It was a bit challenging to take a bite due to its size, but the crispy bacon and egg were delicious. The burger had a thick patty that was juicy and meaty, with a crispy bun that was tasty. It also had cheese, tomato, and lettuce, making it very satisfying to eat. The homemade lemonade was refreshing and tasty. I'd like to visit again before they move. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered the honkytonkburger. The burger was carefully made by the owner and served in a stylish setting. However, when served, the fries and burger seemed a bit cold, possibly due to the large order. The burger had a smoky aroma and a good amount of salt, but it felt like it lacked overall flavor and was mainly focused on the taste of the ingredients. It seems like the restaurant is newly opened, so I hope they make further improvements in the future.

There is a parking lot. A trendy hamburger shop located in a place surrounded by rice fields. It's only accessible by car. Inside the food truck, there is only one table seat. Even on weekdays, customers come one after another during lunchtime, but I've never seen a line. The interior is a stylish space that looks Instagram-worthy, with lots of Iron Man and Marvel goods displayed. I ordered the Jack Jack Cheeseburger set for 1200 yen. It was ready in about 10 minutes. The set includes fries and a drink, which is cheap for the price. It's a delicious cheeseburger with a crispy outside and fluffy inside bun. The meat is also tasty. It looks beautiful and tastes great. The fries are a bit bland. Having bottled cola is nice. I think it's the most delicious in Yukuhashi City.

This is a gourmet burger shop in Yukihashi. It's a small bus that serves as the shop. Takeout is also available, and they will even bring the food to your car. Inside the cute kitchen car, there is one table and a counter. Since the weather was nice that day, I ate while looking outside at the counter. The buns were nicely toasted and the patty was delicious! The nuggets were also tasty! The portions were quite generous, so I left feeling full.

I set the address of Nashville on Google Maps and drove straight, but when I thought I must be lost on the wrong road, I passed by a shop that looked like it. I quickly made a U-turn. The shop is marked by a silver American kitchen trailer in the middle of a deserted countryside. It's not very noticeable. Inside the shop, quiet country songs are playing. There are books lined up on the shelves and Nashville goods displayed here and there. The relaxed atmosphere is calming. The young shop owner is friendly and serves with the same tone. The coffee is really delicious. The hamburger buns are crispy and fragrant. The view from the window resembles Nashville, so this must be the place. Next time, I want to come during the day and enjoy country songs and coffee while looking out the window.

Since it's in Yukuhashi City, it's quite far from Kokura Station, but I found it on Instagram and was curious, so I went there. Depending on the day, time, and starting point, it takes about 40 minutes by car from Kokura Station, or 30 minutes using the highway according to the navigation system. It feels like a little excursion to get there. There aren't many other interesting places around the destination, so if you don't have a specific reason like wanting to eat the hamburgers here, you probably wouldn't go there. We arrived and I apologize for not taking a photo of the exterior, but it's a trendy and stylish bus that looks very Instagrammable. There are about three parking spaces nearby, so we parked there and boarded the bus. This was my first time at a trendy bus restaurant, and it was surprisingly spacious. The kitchen area is small, so if they get a lot of orders at once, it might take some time, but given the location, it doesn't seem like there would be sudden rushes of customers. It was a little past 12 on a weekday, and there was only one customer inside the bus. Maybe due to the state of emergency, there were more takeout orders? However, we decided to dine in! Food gets cold if you take it home. We ordered and sat down on chairs, observing the inside of the bus. I thought to myself, "I could live here... it looks like it would be fun to live here..." but it was extremely cold because they kept the entrance door wide open for ventilation. It wasn't particularly cold that day, but the bus was surrounded by fields or rice paddies? I think it was rice paddies. Since there was nothing around, maybe the wind was blowing in? It was really cold. Shivering, we waited, and about 15 minutes later, the takeout order for the previous customer was ready. Our order arrived about 20 minutes after that, so it took about 35 minutes from ordering. Understandable given that it seemed to be a one-person operation and the kitchen was small. The burgers we received weren't huge in terms of volume, but they were more balanced. The avocado, tomato, bacon, and ham were thinly sliced, and the patty was on the smaller side. There was a lot of lettuce, but overall, the first impression wasn't about the impact of the size but more about the balance. If this had cost 1800 yen, I would have questioned the volume. On the other hand, if they had piled on more ingredients, even at 1800 yen, it would have been worth it. The location probably plays a role, but in any case, it's cheap. The burger set includes a burger, side dish, and drink for 1200 yen. You can choose between fries or nuggets as the side dish, which is a great option. Only one customer came for takeout while we were there, so maybe there are quite a few locals who order takeout. There's no public transportation near the nearest station, but the patty had a rich meaty flavor, and the buns were soft and fluffy, making it a very delicious restaurant. If it were closer, I'd think about it... but if it were closer, the price range would probably be different. But wait, at least if they were a kitchen car at Funabashi Square... I found myself thinking about such things because the taste was so good and I want to eat it again. I don't often go to Yukuhashi, so... If you happen to be in the area, please give it a try. It's especially recommended for those who are on Instagram because of its photogenic quality.