Moon-viewing Focaccia is delicious! The bread is focaccia with a wiener inside and a runny egg. With a drink and edamame corn fry set, it costs 850 yen. Mos Burger is the best after all (laughs). I enjoyed a leisurely morning at Mos Burger while organizing documents! I want to eat it again~

I finally came because I wanted to eat Mos Burger! It's not that far away, but I couldn't bring myself to go. The Ebi Chili-style burger with onion rings, fries, and iced tea for 900 yen is delicious as always. I used to think it was expensive, but now it doesn't seem like the price has changed that much. I relaxed at the counter with outlets. Maybe it would be more calming if the store were a bit larger. I'll come back again!

I walked around the Nishino area in the Nishi Ward today because I had some errands to run and couldn't go too far. I purposely chose hilly paths to walk since there wasn't much distance to cover. I got a bit tired, so I took a break. In the morning, the only place open was Mos Burger! I had the Morning Vegetable Burger for 340 yen and the limited edition Aichi Beni-hoppe Shake for 310 yen. You take a number and wait for a seat. Surprisingly, there were many middle-aged men and housewives dining alone in the morning. Maybe the housewives were taking a break after shopping at the co-op? And perhaps the men had nowhere else to go on their day off? While I was pondering this, my food arrived. It's great that the hamburger comes out with a big mouthful when you eat it on the spot! I took a bite and, as expected, it was far tastier than other burger chain restaurants! It's soft, juicy, and has that unique Japanese hamburger taste! The tomatoes at Mos Burger are especially delicious! And the Beni-hoppe Shake? At first, it's like soft serve ice cream, but when you mix it, the flavor gradually becomes really nice! It's simply delicious! Mos Burger is definitely the go-to place in the morning! Thank you for the meal!

Located along the Teine Sajiko-dori in Nishino Area, there is a MOS Burger. It is conveniently situated amidst various commercial establishments, offering ample parking space. They open early in the morning, making it a great spot for breakfast. The interior is not very spacious but has a bright and clean atmosphere. My favorite item at MOS Burger is the "Tobikiri Cheese Burger (448 yen)" which I ordered with a "Large Potato Set (+500 yen)". It was ready in about 8 minutes. While regular burgers at MOS Burger are tasty, I find the Tobikiri series patties to be larger and even more delicious. The potatoes are cut thick for a fluffy texture, which may be a matter of personal preference. Despite slightly higher prices compared to other budget burger chains, I recommend MOS Burger for those looking to enjoy a delicious burger.

On a certain weekday, in Sapporo, during a tough period, I visited the Mos Burger in Nishi-Nino, which I had to leave last time due to not being able to dine in. There is a shared parking lot available. The interior of the restaurant has reduced existing seating to accommodate customers, and it is air-conditioned with a subtle airflow. Romantic Western music is playing in the background. This time, I struggled with a huge lunch menu and couldn't finish it, so I opted for a "Matcha Shake M (367 yen)" and an "Iced Coffee M (295 yen)" as I was wondering if it was cold. The staff informed me that the coffee machine had just broken down, so I switched to the iced coffee. Taking a sip, the shake had a strong vanilla flavor with a slightly firm texture, and I mixed in the sweet and bitter matcha sauce at the bottom. The iced coffee, despite the higher price compared to other chains, tasted good. I noticed that the service at Mos Burger varies at each franchise. Thank you for the meal.

I am weak when it comes to limited-time offers, and I only intended to have a drink to pass the time, but ended up ordering the recommended dish. Despite being called "big shrimp," the coating is quite thick and crunchy rather than crispy when bitten. The shrimp tempura is topped with a yuzu-flavored tempura sauce, and the seven-spice mayonnaise has a Japanese twist with a hint of soy sauce. The seven-spice blend is from the traditional Kyoto brand "Nanamiya Honpo."

You know, I love it~♪ by Misha Even though I just came here the other day, I tried the Spicy Curry Mos Burger with jalapeno for 420 yen and the Level 2 Spicy & Deluxe Chili Burger for 580 yen. Both weren't too spicy, but Mos Burger always delivers on taste, right? (laughs) I think the super spicy Teriyaki Chicken from their spicy series was more delicious though. But I still love Mos Burger the most. (≧▽≦)笑

After a long time, I had Mos Burger. When it comes to spicy, you have to try it!! It's not super spicy, but it definitely has a good kick. Mos Burger is delicious as always. The vegetables are tasty, and the chicken is really good. The best part is when the sauce soaks into the bread at the end - so delicious. I also tried the special Chili Burger available only on Fridays. I chose the one with a lot of level 2 spicy jalapenos. The jalapenos were surprisingly big, but not very spicy. However, with tomatoes, lettuce, and lots of toppings, it was delicious!!

I wonder why Nishino went to the co-op... Oh, it's because of the startle! They parked their car in front of us, and that led to it. They got caught by the tapestry-like thing on the wall outside the store that said "Spicy Teriyaki Chicken Burger 390 yen"! The words "Spicy" and "Trinidad Scorpion" got them. Of course, they couldn't leave out Mos Burger♪ Oh, and the great thing about this place is that they have AC power outlets and USB power outlets! Having them or not can really change your opinion of the store, right? (^^♪

"If you've eaten a Mos Burger♪ Share all your thoughts in a review♪ It's what you want to convey♪" From the Mos Burger website, Demi-Glace Beef Cutlet Burger ¥410 464kcal This local burger, inspired by the beloved "katsumeshi" in Hyogo, Kakogawa, features a beef cutlet made from thigh meat, topped with plenty of shredded cabbage, and drizzled with a rich demi-glace sauce enhanced with dark soy sauce and red wine. I chose this one. The freshly made hot Mos Burger was indeed delicious, but I could distinctly feel the beef tendon in some parts, which was a bit of a downside. There were a few other things that caught my attention as well. It seemed like they were slicing the cabbage right before serving, which added to the enjoyment of eating the cabbage. The rich demi-glace sauce, which enhanced the deliciousness of the beef cutlet, also added flavor to the cabbage. While I've had a bad experience with a red wine sauce in the past at a different location, creating an unbearable taste and ruining the flavors, it seems like that negative image has been mostly erased here... or so I'd like to say. Memories and facts from the past don't change, but it feels almost like a reset has taken place. Overall rating 3.2 Taste 3.2 Service 3.3 Atmosphere 3.2 Value for money 3.1 Drink - Location Mos Burger Sapporo Nishino Store 3-2-2 Nishino 3-3, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido ☆☆☆ Next Episode Preview ☆☆☆ Mos Mos Burger Mos Burger♪ Reference Song: "Moshimo Piano ga Hiketanara" Singer: Toshiyuki Nishida Lyrics: Yū Aku Composer: Kōichi Sakata Song: "Usagi to Kame" Singer: Children's song Lyrics: Kazurō Ishihara Composer: Benjirō Noso

Mos Burger's S Potato Set, Coffee Shake, Mos Chicken, and Onion Rings are the must-have items when going with my daughter.

I didn't know that Mos Burger had Wiener Coffee, and it's only 300 yen, so cheap!

It is a MOS Burger located on the same premises as the Coop. It is a normal MOS Burger, but it is reliable. Whether you take it to go or eat in, it is versatile.

Today is just snacks. The freshly made potato is delicious.

Visited on April 7th. Had the cream cheese burger with fries and hot tea, costing around 850 yen. The cream cheese burger had a tangy flavor, maybe from vinegar. The fries were average. The hot tea was very warming. The staff were extremely polite and pleasant. It was a happy cafe time. They even offered to open the doors for me when I left, and were very kind, maybe because I'm pregnant. Customer service was great, but I also felt valued as an individual. Will definitely go back. Thank you for the meal ♫

The crispy and juicy Mos Chicken, fried to perfection using rice flour, has a mild and slightly Japanese flavor that I really enjoy. I like to have it during the Christmas season. A few years ago, I used it for a Christmas takeout. MOS Burger, known and loved all over Japan, has a special meaning behind its name. The three letters M-O-S stand for Mountain, Ocean, and Sun, symbolizing a deep love for humanity and nature. Even if you don't know the origin, it's nice to just call it MOS. It would be great if you could experience the meaning of "MOS" by visiting a MOS store or interacting with the staff.

One late night in May 2016, my iPhone suddenly went haywire with Siri talking and making calls on its own, and eventually it stopped charging and wouldn't turn on. With no backup, I lost three years' worth of memories and records. After two days without a phone, I managed to bounce back and had my first Mos Burger of the year. I ordered my usual Mos Burger and Teriyaki Chicken Burger. My friend got a Mos Cheese Burger with a potato set and a salad set. The Teriyaki Chicken Burger never fails to impress me. Even though I've been cutting back on carbs, I still managed to finish both burgers and the fries. I used to be able to eat three burgers in the past, but not anymore. Thank you for the meal.

For those unfamiliar with the generation, this review may seem like a surprise treasure trove of content, but let's just say sorry in advance. The beginning of the review for Mos Burger Sapporo Nishino Store goes like this: Once upon a time, when we placed our order, we were a couple, so one person stayed inside the store while the other waited in the car. Oh my goodness! A banana!? What a strange situation! I thought we were in agreement, but... I don't like being left alone at a fast food restaurant! This was the longest I've ever been kept waiting at a fast food restaurant. It was truly surprising and unexpected. We waited for what felt like forever. When the food still didn't arrive, I asked about it inside the store, and they hurriedly brought it out. The lack of apology was quite disappointing. Although I had avoided coming back here after that experience, I decided to reset my feelings and came back after a long time! Now, it seems that their new standout item is the Hamburg Sandwich. So, I decided to give it a try. It's made with a blend of domestic beef and pork in Mos Burger's unique golden ratio, promising a juicy and flavorful experience. While waiting, they brought me a glass of water as a service, but their smile seemed a bit awkward (^_^;) The Bistro-style mushroom sauce had a sweetness reminiscent of apple pie's apples. The onions were cooked deliciously sweet. The hamburger was soft and indeed juicy. It was quite delicious. Even compared to other buns, the bun here tasted really good. ☆☆☆ Next time on the show ☆☆☆ While it's not a must-visit, I might consider coming back occasionally.

In February 2013, I visited a Mos Burger restaurant and tried their Double Mos Burger, which was disappointing compared to their regular menu. The location was in Sapporo and the restaurant had a nice atmosphere with separate smoking and non-smoking areas. I also bought a limited edition Mos Original Design KitKat. The Double Mos Burger had 9 layers of ingredients and was priced at 440 yen. It was filling and had a good balance of flavors. The KitKat was cute and affordable, perfect for Valentine's Day or kids. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would like to visit this Mos Burger restaurant again in the future.