I arrived at the restaurant around 3 pm on Wednesday. I came to Shinjuku for a hospital visit and decided to check out this place after searching for burger joints. I was curious about J.S.BURGERS too, but since there is a branch at Lalaport Ebina with a not-so-high rating of 3.10 on Tabelog, I wondered if the urban factor was influencing it. So, I ended up at this restaurant. It is a branch of "The Great Burger" in Harajuku, which has a Tabelog rating of 3.59. The restaurant is located right after you exit the Central East Exit gate. The interior has a white wood paneling that is a bit different from the typical American style, more appealing to young women. The main customers are women in their 20s, with only a few male customers, mostly couples. It's a unique customer base for a burger joint. They use special natural yeast buns for all their burgers, which come with tomato, lettuce, diced onions, relish, ketchup, and mustard. They also provide Heinz ketchup and mustard, black pepper, and salt on the table. I ordered the Cheeseburger for 1,180 yen, which came with a baby leaf salad and a drink as part of the lunch set. The bun had a perfect brown color with a glossy finish, and the crown was toasted with sesame seeds, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The melted cheddar cheese, fresh tomato, and lettuce were appetizing, and the patty was juicy and flavorful. The thin shoestring potatoes served as a side were also delicious. I devoured the burger in no time as it was so tasty. Overall, it was a delightful experience, and I appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into making a high-quality burger.

I made a reservation using points and arrived at the restaurant. The place was crowded with young customers and it was noisy. I wanted to relax and have some tea, so I planned to order French toast with whipped cream and coffee. However, to my surprise, they said the hot coffee machine was broken and they couldn't serve it. I ended up ordering hot Assam tea. When it arrived, the French toast was large and tasty, but the tea was lukewarm despite the warning that the pot was hot. The cost performance was not great. The customers next to me, who were with children, were getting angry because their orders were not going through. I don't think I will visit this restaurant again.

I arrived around 3 pm and it was very crowded due to the holiday. However, the turnover rate was fast, so I was able to enter without waiting too long. I ordered a hamburger and waffles, which were served quickly and tasted really delicious. The atmosphere of the staff was also nice with an American vibe. I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

Visited on Sunday! There were several groups waiting, but the turnover was relatively fast and we were able to get in after about a 15-minute wait. There were sofa seats and quite a few families with children. We were able to bring in the stroller. The recommended Smile Burger Peanut Butter was innovative and delicious. The fries were average. The dessert received high praise...?

On Saturday night, we were seated quickly even though we weren't together. The serving time felt a bit long, but the salad portion was huge! The combination of cheese, nuts, and apples was great! The hamburger was also really delicious! The meat was cooked just right.

Visited the store at 4:00 pm after shopping in Shinjuku. Located on the 7th floor of Lumine Est, there were many young women waiting in line, about 4 groups. Waited for about 10 minutes to enter. Originally planned to satisfy my hunger with dessert, but ended up sharing a burger with another person. Ordered Avocado Mozzarella Burger for 1720 yen, with potato, Apple Pie for 800 yen, Orange Cream Soda for 880 yen, and Lemonade for 715 yen. The Orange Cream Soda is blue in color but tastes strongly of orange. The ice cream was rich and delicious. The atmosphere and the location directly connected to Shinjuku Station are probably the reasons for the high prices. The burger was not very satisfying considering the price. Recommended for those who are tired and don't want to walk around. Thank you for the meal.

I used it for lunch. I was prepared to wait in line because I thought it would be crowded, but when I arrived, I was second in line and was seated right away. I ordered a cream soda and chicken over rice. I chose the cream soda because it was white, but I actually wanted orange. For some reason, it was blue, so I changed my mind. I was worried about the cream soda melting from the beginning, haha. The chicken over rice came later, so the cream soda kept melting and by the time it arrived, it was all gooey at the top. This time I used it for lunch, but if I have the chance to try the limited edition chocolate mint, I would like to go again.

This place feels like an American-style restaurant! Personally, I didn't find the fries very tasty... I think McDonald's fries are better! The burgers are decently sized and not bad, but they don't seem worth the price... If I'm paying this much, I feel like there are other burger places that are tastier.

The kids wanted pancakes, so we decided to go to this place. The wait was about 20 minutes, but there were chairs outside where we could wait comfortably. We ordered the limited edition strawberry pancakes and a kids' cheeseburger (without tomatoes) which was recommended on the menu. We also had jasmine tea and milk to drink. The total cost was a bit over 5000 yen, which was a bit surprising, but the kids were happy so it was worth it. The pancakes turned out to be waffles, but they were delicious with lots of strawberries on top. The burger was a hit with the kids, and we were so full that we struggled to finish everything. Overall, it was a great meal.