Fireburg Greedy Set (Set A) 150g, 1,000 yen (tax included) includes a 150g Fireburg (hamburger), mini curry roux, feathered rice, soup, and a Sapporo Zangi that arrives a little later. This set covers the main menu items of hamburger, Zangi, and curry from Fireburg. You can choose the gram amount of the hamburger, with prices varying accordingly: 150g → 1,000 yen (tax included), 300g → 1,400 yen (tax included), 450g → 1,800 yen (tax included). The rice is all-you-can-eat self-service. For the first serving, pour curry over it. For the second serving, bounce the hamburger covered in sweet soy sauce-based sauce.

It was right at noon and it was extremely crowded. I waited for over 30 minutes. The restaurant is small considering the size of the parking lot. They have a menu book, but you order using a tablet. The rice is refillable and it's cooked in a pot, so it was delicious. You can also change the soup to miso soup for an additional fee, and there are various toppings available. I had the set with menchi-katsu, and while the hamburger was very tasty, the menchi-katsu was just okay. I think next time I'll just go for the hamburger. I'm also curious about the curry. Thank you for the meal.

The all-you-can-eat buffet featured Hokkaido's finest A-grade Yumepirika rice cooked in a feather pot. The quality of the rice bag was not clear, whether it was 100% as stated or if the content was different from the bag. The hamburgers were supervised by Yoshida, a 40-year hamburger artisan in the area. The original hamburger sauce and homemade demi-glace sauce were used, along with homemade curry. The staff, except for the kitchen staff, provided excellent service with a friendly and welcoming attitude. The spacious parking lot and well-spaced counter seats added to the pleasant dining experience. I opted for the Fire Burger set meal, which included the signature Fire Burger, Sapporo Zangi, mini curry, soup, all-you-can-eat feather pot rice, and an additional Fire Menchi topping. The rice was slightly soft, the hamburger was well-seasoned and moist, and the Menchi cutlet was crispy and flavorful. The Sapporo Zangi was a bit too salty for my taste. Overall, the meal was satisfying, but I felt that the flavors could be toned down a bit for a more enjoyable experience. I look forward to trying other hamburger restaurants like Bikkuri Donkey and comparing them with Fire Burger and Victoria Station in the future. I also want to try the Fire Menchi cutlet again.