As a tenant at the Musashi Kyoto Yahata store of the home center, it opened in June last year. A few months later, when things had calmed down, I tried to go but the line was too long so I turned back. This time it was crowded again, but not as much as last time, so I decided to wait in line. Just like a fast pass at Disneyland, there are two self-checkout machines where you can pay with a credit card or app. I ordered in the traditional way at the counter: - Whopper Set: ¥840 The set includes Burger King's iconic "Whopper," French fries, and a drink. I chose orange juice for the drink. I had a flashback to the first time I ate a "Whopper" when I went to America in the past. At that time, it hadn't been expanded as a chain domestically yet, and unlike McDonald's, I could taste the deliciousness of the meat and was shocked by the gourmet burger-like taste. I remember that at that time, there were only variations like cheese, but now I was surprised by the variety of the lineup. Next time, I want to try the Smoky BBQ Whopper. PS: The title is a reference to the restaurant's signature menu item, the Whopper.

I thought Burger King had disappeared from Kyoto, but I was surprised to find it here! I couldn't resist going in (even though I'm not a big fan). I ordered the Double Cheeseburger, which was almost 1000 yen but had a diameter of about 12-14cm and was very filling. I don't use it often, so it's okay once in a while! Don't compare it to a certain famous hamburger chain. The cost performance is completely different. The taste here is really good for the price! However, my wife, who ordered the Jr. size, thought the patty was small and not quite satisfying.

I went on a hamburger tour and came across a hamburger restaurant that I didn't know much about. I'm not sure when it opened, but I decided to have lunch there instead of Burger King. It was past 11 o'clock and there was a line at the entrance, but most people were getting takeout, so there were few people dining in. The hamburger had large buns and a patty of the same size, making it quite filling. The hamburger was meaty with crunchy vegetables, and the onions were not bitter, making it delicious. There was also a spicy sauce available, making it a burger more suited for adults. This is why they have a Jr (kids') hamburger as well. It is located inside a home center, so there is ample parking available. However, since Costco is nearby, it's important to avoid getting caught in traffic. If you're interested, please give it a try.

It seems to be the second best position in the world, but in Japan, it is differentiated from other stores, so it might be doing fairly well. Moreover, there is no strategy to attract customers with children's sets, so the customer base is relatively older and the atmosphere inside the restaurant is quiet.