We had dinner early at Universal Studios for some energy replenishment. I had a fried chicken set, my wife had a chicken sandwich set, and my daughter had a kids' set. Thank you for the meal. Now, should we go to Mario for the last ride?

After several years, I visited Universal Studios Japan. With the end of the pandemic and it being Marine Day, the park was packed with people. After riding the Jaws attraction, I found this restaurant and decided to have lunch there. The staff were cheerful and ordering food was enjoyable. I ordered the Chicken Set for 1400 yen and the Chicken Sandwich Set for 1500 yen. The dishes were in the shape of sharks, which was cute. I later found out that the meat was actually shark meat, not chicken! I thought it was chicken at first, haha. They also had beer, which might have been a better choice. I had a light meal in a fun atmosphere and left satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

My favorite Jaws jelly is no longer available. I ordered the "Here Comes JAWS! Roll Cake" for 600 yen (including 10% tax) and the "Shark Meat Nuggets & Potatoes" for 600 yen (including 10% tax). The fin on the roll cake is so cute! The shark meat nuggets are even more protein-packed than chicken.

In March 2023, as the long-lasting COVID-19 situation finally starts to settle down in Japan, people are now able to decide whether or not to wear masks. Life is slowly returning to how it was before the pandemic. The warm days of March have arrived, and the reopening of the parades at Universal Studios Japan has brought in a large crowd of fans. After experiencing several attractions and feeling a bit hungry, we arrived at Amity Bay where we encountered JAWS at the shipyard. We ordered a fried chicken set, shark meat nuggets with fries, and crab chowder. The seating at the shipyard was full, so we enjoyed our meal on the open terrace. Let's try the shark meat packed inside the JAWS jumping out package! Dip the nuggets in the tartar sauce! Wait, is this what shark meat tastes like? It somehow tastes similar to chicken nuggets... Just a joke from JAWS. This light snack and warm soup helped us relax and recharge our tired bodies.笑笑

I wasn't sure what flavor the roll cake was, but it was sweet and delicious! (Maybe Ramune flavor?) I think the food at places like this is expensive and not particularly amazing, but it will definitely be a memorable experience!

We used it for lunch. There was quite a line, but we didn't have to wait as long as we thought, and we were able to secure seats easily. The adults had the chicken sandwich set. The kids shared pancakes, fried chicken, shark nuggets, and potatoes. The taste was quite good, and I thought the cost performance was good for a theme park.

I had a business trip to USJ and struggled to find a place for lunch as everywhere was crowded and expensive. However, I ended up choosing this place with fast turnover. The chicken sandwich set was reasonably filling and tasted better than expected. The staff provided excellent service, so I also used this place for my 3 o'clock break.

It was said that it was relatively empty, but it was very crowded on this day. I secured a seat first and ordered the chicken sandwich set. The sauce was honey mustard sauce, but it seemed to also have mayonnaise, giving it a slight tartar sauce-like taste. I didn't have high expectations for the taste at this kind of place, but it was surprisingly delicious. However, the cost performance of the items is quite high due to tourist prices. If you can find a seat at this time in Universal Studios, it might be worth it. It's in the Jaws area, and I think the packaging quality is cool. Thank you for the meal!

This is a restaurant located in Amity Village at Universal Studios Japan, focusing on hamburgers. The restaurant is set in the shipyard of Amity Village, which is the backdrop for Steven Spielberg's movie "Jaws". Despite being released in 1975, the movie is still beloved even after almost 50 years. The restaurant offers a Best Combo Sandwich set with shark meat, a Shark Meat Nuggets & French Fries set, and a JAWS-themed Cream Soda Roll Cake. The visuals of the dishes are fun and entertaining, perfect for a theme park experience. The kids' set includes fried chicken, pancakes, dessert, and orange juice. Overall, the food was enjoyable and delicious, creating a fun and tasty dining experience in the movie-themed setting.

Lunch at USJ. Everywhere is crowded and even the hot dog stand has about 30 people in line. The restaurant I wanted to go to also had a long line. So, I decided to go to a restaurant near the JAWS attraction that was relatively empty. The staff recommended securing a seat first, so I did. The restaurant was spacious with comfortable seating. I ordered the Best Combo Sandwich Set for 1,750 yen, which came with shark meat and meat sauce, along with a drink and fries. The shark meat was like white fish fry and easy to eat, with onions and meat sauce with beans. The combo was okay, not sure if it was the best combo though. The staff was very friendly and kind when taking my order. At USJ, you can bring in one drink bottle per person. I saw some parents bringing in onigiri and snacks for their kids. I wish I had brought some snacks too because everywhere was so crowded, and I was starving.

My family went to Universal Studios Japan and had a light lunch at this restaurant near Jaws. We had shark nuggets and fries, and I had a beer. It was really hot, so the beer tasted great. The shark nuggets were also light and tasty.

Super Nintendo World was amazing. I played so much that I got hungry. I heard it wasn't crowded, so I decided to stop by here. I was torn between getting fried chicken and beer, but I ended up getting the chicken sandwich set. Of course, I asked to change the drink to beer (lol). Surprisingly, it was well-prepared and delicious.

I had a sandwich set with shark meat and meat sauce. It was my first time eating shark meat, I think. Inside, there were purple onions and tortilla chips, and it came with potatoes and a drink. I also had a shark-colored roll cake and shark meat nuggets that were delicious.

This time, I used it during the morning time. I was unsure what to get, but this time I purchased the shop's signature item "JAWS is coming! ~Cream Soda Roll Cake~". I paid at the register, and once the dish was ready, they called out the receipt number for me to pick up the food. The purchase included: - JAWS is coming! ~Cream Soda Roll Cake~ 600 yen The "JAWS is coming! ~Cream Soda Roll Cake~" is a roll cake with a blue soda-flavored cake filled and topped with plenty of whipped cream, and a blue soda gummy resembling a shark's dorsal fin on top. It had a nice balance of sweetness and a refreshing soda flavor. The staff's customer service was also polite. This restaurant is located inside Universal Studios Japan.

I visited USJ for the first time in a while to have lunch. I remembered how expensive the food options were when I was a student, but I decided to go in anyway. The seating had acrylic dividers on the tables for social distancing due to COVID-19. It was a bit inconvenient for sharing food, but understandable given the circumstances. I ordered a shrimp sandwich set with potatoes and a drink, as well as some nuggets. The nuggets were made with shark meat and had a mild flavor, which paired well with the tartar sauce. The shrimp sandwich was like a hot dog with shrimp inside, and it was delicious. It seems like USJ has been improving their service and quality over the years. I had a great time and enjoyed the meal. Thank you for the delicious food!

On the second day at Universal Studios, I wanted to have a quick lunch, so I decided to eat at Amity Landing Restaurant. It had a fast food vibe and the sandwich I had was okay.

We were seated with a view of the Jaws descent. Shark meat!!! It paired well with the tortillas(?). The crew kept smiling and saying, "It's shark meat!" no matter how many times I asked (lol). I hope it's not false advertising. Anyway, the "shark" meat was delicious (*^^*). It seems okay to leave it on the table after eating. They probably clean and disinfect the table before seating the next customers.

I came here planning to have lunch at "Kinopio Cafe"... I thought it would be less crowded on a rainy weekday. But boy was I wrong! It was packed with kids, even asking if they had school or kindergarten! It seems that with the 20% discount for annual pass holders on merchandise and restaurants, people are willing to come rain or shine! The line at "Kinopio Cafe" was too long, so I decided to head over to the nearest restaurant, which happened to be in the Jaws area. It was my first time at "Amity Landing Restaurant", which is themed after a seaside town like in the movie "Jaws". The restaurant is designed like a shipyard. I ordered the "Shrimp Cutlet Sandwich Set" which came with French fries and a soft drink. Unfortunately, they weren't serving alcohol due to the current situation. The atmosphere was cozy and I got a nice window seat overlooking the terrace. The sandwich had lots of small shrimp and was crispy, with some veggies for a healthy touch. The French fries were like the thin ones from a certain fast food chain, not my preference. The restaurant quickly filled up, but I enjoyed my meal. I'm curious about their beer combo and the "Jaws is Coming! Cream Soda Roll Cake" dessert. With the weather getting warmer, I might come back for that. Here are some menu items: Fried Shrimp Sandwich Set - 1,700 yen, Salsa Chicken Sandwich Set - 1,600 yen, Shrimp Cutlet Sandwich Set - 1,500 yen, Chicken Sandwich Set - 1,500 yen, Fried Chicken Set - 1,400 yen.

I had lunch at a restaurant I had visited a few years ago. The menu has changed a lot since then, with no more burger options, but instead sandwiches made with a bread roll. This time, I chose the shrimp cutlet sandwich set. It came in a box with a picture of Jaws, along with fries. The shrimp cutlet was delicious, with a crispy texture and plenty of shrimp inside. The set also included a drink, and I chose orange juice without ice, which they kindly accommodated. The menu also offers sandwiches with fried chicken, as well as a set with two fried chicken pieces and potatoes. There are also menu options for children, making it a casual dining spot.

I am happy to be invited to go to USJ together on my grandson's birthday (^ . ^). In the morning, my second son's family and grandparents went to USJ together. While my second son's family enjoyed the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and played with wands, my wife and I relaxed and enjoyed the Winter World. We then had lunch at Amity Landing Restaurant. The restaurant is themed after the shipyard in Amity Village from the movie "Jaws." The interior of the restaurant is nice with high ceilings. We secured our seats first and then went to the counter to order. Luckily, a table became available just in time for us to secure it. I later regretted not trying the clam chowder. I had a chicken sandwich and fries set with Coca-Cola, while my wife had an shrimp cutlet sandwich and hot coffee. The sandwiches came in shark-shaped containers, with blue for the chicken sandwich and orange for the shrimp cutlet sandwich. The fries were hidden under the sandwiches. The fries were delicious, especially with ketchup. The lunch had a nice American touch to it.