Located in the Hakkō area, this hamburger restaurant is on the first floor of the Aeon Hakkō store. I decided to have dinner here as I was shopping at Aeon. This was my first visit to Yamamoto's Hamburgers, as I had not been to Miredo before. The restaurant has regular table seating as well as sofa table seating, with plenty of space between tables creating a relaxed atmosphere. I was seated promptly as it was an early dinner, but by the time I left, the restaurant was full, indicating its popularity. The staff were polite and provided detailed explanations of the menu. I opted for the "Homemade Hamburger Set (1,390 yen)" as I wanted to try a regular hamburger. The set included rice, miso soup, and a mini vegetable juice. The food was ready in about 8 minutes. The hamburger was moist and tender, with a rich meaty flavor and a delicious demi-glace sauce that complemented the meat well. The rice and miso soup were also very tasty, and overall, the high quality of the food left me completely satisfied. The hamburger was so delicious that I would like to visit Miredo's store if I have the chance.

I was curious about this crowded restaurant at AEON Mall Hassamu. The name of the restaurant seemed familiar, and then I remembered... it's from Tokyo. I think I ate at their Otsuka branch once before. Today, with rain in the forecast, I decided to visit AEON Mall to avoid getting wet. I arrived around 11 AM, and the restaurant was still empty. I remembered their Hamburg steak, especially the one with lots of garlic, so I decided to order it. You can get free rice and miso soup refills. The set also comes with juice, all for 1490 yen. After a short wait, the juice and salad arrived. The juice was like a sample for tasting, and the salad was lightly dressed. Then the Hamburg steak, rice, and miso soup were served. The steak was delicious, with a tasty sauce, and the rice was also very good. I quickly finished everything, including the refills. The garlic was a nice touch. After enjoying the meal, I left the restaurant, noticing that there were already people waiting outside.

I ordered the hamburger at a kind restaurant called Yamamoto's, which explains the menu in detail for first-time visitors. The sauce was delicious, and the cheese melting out from inside was amazing. They even offered to give me about half more rice when I asked for it. They also explained what ingredients were used in the mini vegetable juice. I left satisfied.

The hamburger and grated ponzu sauce go really well together and are incredibly delicious. The toppings are varied and interesting, and reasonably priced. The special juice at the beginning is a nice touch, showing what's in it. The hamburger itself is juicy and gives a luxurious and satisfying feeling, very delicious. ♡

I went in the afternoon and was able to get in without waiting. The food was delicious, but I felt like the Salisbury steak at another place was tastier. I ordered the hamburger at Yamamoto's, while my companion ordered the double hamburger. It took some time for our orders to arrive. My hamburger was fine, but my companion's hamburger was burnt and tough. Disappointing.

For dinner, I visited this restaurant. I had to wait for about 10 minutes because there were customers lined up. The restaurant was spacious, and I was surprised to see a kiln there. The staff explained that they use vegetables brought in baskets to make their homemade vegetable juice. The vegetable juice, which included okra and Chinese cabbage, had a strong flavor with lime and green onion, but it was quite delicious. I ordered the "Yamamoto's Hamburger" and waited for another 10 minutes. When it arrived, I was served rice, miso soup, and the hamburger. I started with the miso soup and rice, and I was amazed by how delicious the rice was, the best I've ever had. It was made from a special cultivation rice called Hitomebore from Miyagi Prefecture. I even asked for seconds. The hamburger was made without nutmeg and had a creamy sauce with gorgonzola cheese and mushrooms mixed in, along with the meat juices. The green onion added a nice touch, making it a dramatically delicious dish. The miso soup with onions and seaweed was also very tasty. There were children's books available, but the restaurant may be more suited for gourmet lovers or couples.

Recently, a friend who was considerate of my tendency to stay at home took me out for lunch to a restaurant I wanted to go to. Thank you (T T) Today I was in the mood for hamburger♪ I haven't had it in a while. The place my friend took me to was "Yamamoto's Hamburger Sapporo Hassamu Store," a popular restaurant with over ten locations mainly in the Kanto region! I had been to "miredo Sapporo Store" about three years ago, but this was my first visit to the Hassamu Store. According to my friend, "This store is better because it's closer than the Sapporo store." You're so kind♡ [Set of Yamamoto's Hamburger] 1,890 yen Hamburger + Rice + Miso soup (free refills for rice) + Mini salad (service until 3:00 PM) A hamburger stuffed with Gorgonzola and mushroom cream sauce. It's a specialty menu item at "Yamamoto's Hamburger." It looks like a stewed hamburger in a pot-like container. The fluffy cream-like substance on top of the hamburger is a mixture of meringue and mayonnaise, which doesn't have a strong flavor on its own. The Gorgonzola inside the hamburger is a strong blue cheese! Because of its strong personality, I think there will be clear preferences for it... In many ways, it was the perfect dish for me♪ But if I go there again, I'll try the standard "homemade hamburger" next time (-_-) Thank you, friend♡ Someday, please take me to my favorite "Victoria Station" too!

I thought it was already past lunchtime, but there was still a line. We waited for 20 minutes and were seated at a table. This time, we ordered everything a la carte. Usually, my rating tends to go down with each visit, but this time, maybe because we ordered a la carte, the food tasted better than the first time. I had a garlic-heavy dish, my wife had one with eggs, and my daughter had the hamburger. We all tried each other's dishes! I want to come again next time with a different daughter.

It was my first time, so I had the standard "homemade hamburger" set for lunch. During lunchtime, a salad comes with the meal. The menu is in a pamphlet, and if you want to take it home, they will give it to you. If you don't need it, you can decline it, and it will be taken away. You can also freely take one at the entrance of the restaurant as there are many placed there. Rice and miso soup are free for refills. It takes about 20 minutes to cook, but the waiter will inform you when taking the order, so be prepared to wait. However, it arrives much quicker than the pancakes at a certain store, not even taking 20 minutes. When it's almost done cooking, a salad and a sip of homemade vegetable juice are brought as an appetizer. The vegetable juice has some sediment of the original vegetables or fruits at the bottom, giving it a healthy feel. The rice used is "Hitomebore" from Miyagi Prefecture, shiny and chewy, very delicious. I also liked the taste of the miso soup. The hamburger is juicy and delicious, with a sauce that makes you want to wipe it all clean, very satisfying! After finishing everything, you'll feel quite full as the salad is generously portioned, allowing you to get plenty of vegetables. Next time, I want to try the grated radish hamburger!

I always noticed the hamburgers at Yamamoto when passing by Mired, so I went to the newly opened Hanabiku Ion. I tried the most popular Yamamoto hamburger and the cheese and avocado hamburger. I ordered the lunch set, so I could have seconds of rice and miso soup. A salad and a small vegetable juice were served first, and they showed me the ingredients in the vegetable juice. I was a bit worried about the myoga in it, but it was surprisingly easy to drink. The elegant hamburgers were delicious, with tasty sauce and chunks of avocado inside. The cheese was melty and the fluffy sauce on top of the Yamamoto hamburger, along with the cheese and mushrooms inside, were also delicious.

I had the Avocado Cheese Hamburg and it was delicious! The avocado and cheese inside were a nice touch, and the sauce was amazing too. It had the perfect balance of flavors. The set came with rice, miso soup, salad, and vegetable juice. The miso soup was tasty, and the vegetable juice was good too, although it was surprisingly small in size. I wish it was a bit bigger because I wanted more.

I had been to the Miredo store before because it is famous nationwide, but this was my first visit to the Ion Mall Sapporo Hassamu store, which has a parking lot. It wasn't too crowded, so I waited for about ten minutes before entering. The difference between lunch and dinner is whether a mini salad is included. The double hamburger had a decent amount and was tasty, but I still thought that over 2,000 yen for a hamburger was expensive. In terms of cost performance, Uyoshi-san wins. What was disappointing was the cooking and customer service. The avocado cheese hamburger was a failure. If it's 100% beef, it's fine to have it medium rare, but since it's a mixture of beef and pork, unless it's SPF sterile pork, thorough cooking is necessary. I wish there had been some words of apology at the time of payment. The hamburger is rated 4.2 and is delicious. If it had been served hot on an iron plate, it would have been around 4.5. The miso soup is average, so if you're particular about pork and vegetables, pork soup would have been perfect. The rice is close to perfect. Among the recent dining establishments, the rice was very delicious and piping hot, and since it was all-you-can-eat, there was nothing to complain about. Therefore, the operation and customer service were a bit strict in evaluation due to the fact that the store had just opened. However, the response from the superior was wonderful, and they seemed trustworthy, so I think the store will continue to improve in the future. The hamburger itself is very delicious, so once they settle in and get used to it, I hope they will make improvements such as offering sizes other than plain or allowing customers to try two different types, like in the Tokyo stores, and aim to become a store that makes you want to come back. I hope they will continue to thrive in Hassamu for a long time.

I went to Yamamoto's Hamburg restaurant in Tokyo often✨ They opened a new branch at Aeon Hassamu store so I went to try it out!! They opened at 11am and when I arrived in 10 minutes, it was already full!! I had to wait for 30 minutes to get a table! The food here is not only delicious, but the customer service is also great✨ I ordered the cheese hamburger✨ The meat was tender and the vegetables were delicious✨ The lunch set came with rice, miso soup, salad, and a mini vegetable juice!! You can have seconds of rice and miso soup, and the staff even came around to offer refills and pour water, even though there were water jugs on each table! I was told that they grind the meat in the morning at this branch, which is why the meat is tender and delicious✨ The staff told me that^_^ They also have a kids' lunch menu✨ It's great that you can go with kids❤️

I was healed by the smiles and friendliness of the staff at the restaurant "Shingen no Tsuki no Hi" in the afternoon. I finally visited for lunch at 2 pm, although I had avoided coming earlier due to the crowded location. I entered without waiting and decided to try the popular "Yamamoto's Hamburg Set" for 1,890 yen, which is the only hamburger menu that uses both beef mince and Japanese black beef. The rice, made with Miyagi Prefecture's Hitomebore rice, was soft and delicious. I couldn't resist getting a second helping of rice. The vegetables were carefully selected from contract farms and the restaurant's own organic farm. The vegetable juice served as a starter was refreshing, and the mini salad was a nice touch. The miso soup with onions was flavorful, and the hamburger topped with fluffy meringue and mayonnaise-based hollandaise sauce was delicious. The generous demiglace sauce was also tasty, making me want to get more rice. The hamburger was juicy and tender, with mushrooms and gorgonzola inside. The vegetables served with the hamburger were also tasty. Although the prices were a bit high, I would like to try the hamburgers at other locations as well.

First visit to Yamamoto's Hamburg! Although I haven't been to Sapporo Station, I made my debut from Hassamu. It was a weekday, but there was still a line. The staff were all energetic and very friendly. Maybe it's my age, but I notice those things (^_^) The menu is just Yamamoto's Hamburg, the most expensive one! I haven't gone anywhere for Golden Week, so I splurged. The stone pot was hot and deep, making it a bit difficult to eat. The hamburger, of course, was excellent! Inside, there was a cheesy sauce that was so satisfying. I saw that pasta was listed as a topping for 80 yen, so I decided to try it. But it had no flavor... maybe a hint of tomato? Well, I guess it's just meant to be a side dish. There was also flavorless pasta next to the hamburger, so that was enough. The interior of the restaurant was stylish and lovely.

I visited Yamamoto's Hamburg at the Hakkou Aeon, which opened on April 20th. It was during the Golden Week period, so I waited in line for about 40 minutes. Since there was no need to write down my name, I waited patiently. I ordered the most popular Yamamoto's Hamburg set. The set came with a salad and a mini vegetable juice. You can have unlimited refills of Hitomebore rice and miso soup. The Hamburg steak, with its special demi-glace sauce and cheese inside, was excellent. The dish is served in a metal container, so the Hamburg steak stays hot.

15 minutes before opening, there were already some people lining up. They didn't have paper to write down your name, so they just told you to wait in line. Once seated, I ordered the Yamamoto hamburger set with a beer. They mentioned that the hamburgers are cooked to order, so it would take about 15 minutes. I started with a beer, then had a salad and a pink vegetable juice. After finishing, I waited a few minutes and then my hamburger, rice, and miso soup were served. I was surprised that the rice came in a regular rice bowl! The rice was soft, almost like porridge. The miso soup had a simple onion flavor. The hamburger was cooked somewhere between grilled and simmered, so it could be a hit or miss depending on your preference. The chairs were comfortable, especially the sofas if you sit deep, but if you sit shallow, they are soft. For people with back problems, regular chairs are recommended.

On the opening day, it was still early, so I took a walk around the cafes on the first and third floors that had already opened and when I returned, there was a long line. The Pietro next door also had a huge line. Since my hospital appointment was approaching, I had to step away for a bit. When I came back, the line had decreased a bit. I noticed that they were still cleaning up tables inside, so I thought it wouldn't take too long. Customers were being seated one by one, and finally, it was my turn. I felt a bit sorry for taking up a whole table by myself, but I ordered the most expensive dish, the Yamamoto hamburger set for 1,890 yen. The set came with rice and miso soup, and you could get refills, but I decided to hold back since I wanted to try the Pietro next door as well. First, they served a lunchtime service salad and a mini vegetable juice. The juice was a mix of vegetables and fruits in a basket. It had a strong sour taste rather than sweetness, so it would probably be delicious for those who prefer a healthier option. The main dish arrived in a hot iron container. The hamburger was 180g of mixed ground meat, cooked well. It was topped with a demi-glace sauce. On top of the hamburger, there was an "Orleans" sauce made from egg white that was broiled. Mixing this white sauce with the demi-glace created a sauce that I really enjoyed. Inside the hamburger, there was a cream sauce with Gorgonzola cheese melted in, flowing out when cut. Although I don't like blue cheese, I can eat cooked versions, and I find them delicious. Next time I visit, I will definitely get extra rice and miso soup.

The hamburger was delicious ^_^ The rice could have been tastier!

This is the Ghost-Exorcising Ponzu Sauce Hamburger. You can have unlimited refills of rice and miso soup. Of course, I had a second helping of rice (large portion). It was incredibly delicious.