This time, I visited Chatty Chatty near Shinjuku Gyoen. I had been wanting to go there for a while, but it's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku so I hadn't been able to go. Finally, I overcame my laziness and visited. As soon as I entered the restaurant, there was a counter right in front of me, with the kitchen behind it. There were a couple of table seats in the back, and although it wasn't very spacious, it had a nice atmosphere. I ordered the BBQ Egg Burger with an Indian Blue Demon drink. I'm happy to see more places offering Yaho Brewing beer recently. Just that alone gets me excited. The burger was served piping hot after I ordered it. When I took a bite, the coarse ground patty, fresh vegetables, and homemade BBQ sauce all combined to make it incredibly delicious. One thing worth mentioning is the unique feature of this place - the buns. The top bun is thin, while the bottom bun is thick. It's a shape you don't see at other places. I usually like crispy buns, but the buns here were soft, with a good fluffiness and sweetness. It made me think that soft buns can be good too! The sign said they have the most unique burger in Japan, and it was indeed unique and delicious! Next time, I want to try the even more unique Banana Burger on the menu. Thank you for the meal.

The cheeseburger at CHATTY CHATTY in Shinjuku, Tokyo is delicious with a fluffy bun, although the meat is a bit tough. Cheddar Cheeseburger costs ¥1544. Follow on Instagram: tsukasan777 and Twitter: tsukasan2010.

I finally got to try the hamburger that was always a lunch option! We met up at 12, just made it in time, and there was a table for two available. The menu was accessible through a QR code, but I opted for the paper menu with a retro feel. I carefully read through it and had a hard time deciding between a sandwich and a hamburger. In the end, I chose the fish burger with tartar sauce - not meat, but I really wanted to try the fish fry! My friend went for the meat burger. The hamburgers arrived quickly and they were huge! The buns were large, soft, and chewy - so delicious! I was surprised by how tasty it was when I took a big bite. The fish fry was big, crispy, and the onions and tomatoes were fresh and crunchy. The fish fry and tartar sauce blended perfectly. I finished it in no time because it was so delicious! This was unexpectedly tasty - I was amazed! I will definitely come back for more.

- Avocado Cheddar Cheese Burger 1,650 yen - Coca-Cola Zero 418 yen A burger joint near Shinjuku Gyoen Station known for its unique buns. The top bun is thin, while the bottom bun is as thick as a pancake, soft and chewy. The patty has a strong meaty flavor, and there's a generous amount of avocado. The menu suggests squishing the burger before eating, but the bottom bun is too elastic to be squished! Also, since I ordered a menu with avocado, when I tried squishing it, the avocado would just come flying out. It's a bit tricky to eat, but I think the joy of a burger is in being able to devour it wholeheartedly. I would like to come back again.

Hamburger Top 100 Restaurant. A hamburger that looks like a snowman. I visited on Tuesday at 12:30, the seating rate was around 60% but it became full in about 15 minutes, just as a heavy rain suddenly started pouring down with lightning striking all around! Most of the customers did not leave, so the next group of three had to wait for about 30 minutes. When a table for four became available as one person left, we asked to move there, but it seems like this restaurant does not allow moving tables. When I tried to look at the menu, there were only toppings and drinks on the table, and the main menu had to be scanned with a barcode. However, ordering was done by calling the staff, which felt a bit awkward. I ordered a hamburger set for 1,100 yen including tax, with clam chowder and potato fries set for 715 yen. The potato fries had to be ordered separately. The hamburger set arrived in about 15 minutes. The hamburger had a striking appearance, resembling a white snowman. The white buns were soft and delicious, with the top being thin and the bottom being thick cut intentionally. The patty had a good texture and tasted great with the buns and mayonnaise. The potato fries were thinly cut, crispy, and delicious. Oh, but there was no ketchup available. Well, it was tasty even without it. The total bill was 1,815 yen, and I paid with PayPay hoping to win the jackpot. Oh, I won the third prize, but only received 9 points instead of the expected 18 points. So, the third prize is about 0.5 percent, I guess.

I discovered a delicious hamburger shop in the Shinjuku Gyoen area! It's always crowded, so I decided to visit before 12 o'clock. I wanted to eat a hamburger after a long time, and coincidentally, my colleague also wanted to eat one. We headed to the shop right away. Luckily, it wasn't crowded yet. I only had 1550 yen in my wallet, but the normal hamburger and French fries with cola set cost 1500 yen, so it was just enough. The interior of the shop had a bright and American feel. The design of the canned cola was cute and unique. The burger buns were fluffy and slightly sweet. The thin French fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, very delicious. The juicy patty was meaty and tasty. The onions inside were also delicious. My colleague and I agreed on that. I stopped worrying about calories today. Even though I was sweating, the food was so delicious. I couldn't go to such places with my boyfriend in high school, but now I can. The total bill was 1650 yen, including consumption tax. It's a common joke, but I was glad I had PayPay.

I lined up for a bit to enter the restaurant. Inside the small shop, about 80% of the customers were foreigners. I wondered if this was really Japan. The menu was provided through a QR code, there were no boards or menu lists. It was a bit hard to read and understand. I should have decided on my order beforehand. I ordered the Teriyaki Egg Avocado Cheddar Cheese Garlic Butter Potato. It took about 10 minutes for the food to come out, surprisingly fast. The buns on top were small, which was a unique feature. The Teriyaki Egg had a sauce that wasn't too sweet and paired perfectly with the patty. The patty was coarse-ground and had a nice texture. The buns were firm and balanced well. This place is delicious. The Avocado Cheddar Cheese had a gooey texture and the flavor of the cheese was delightful. The potatoes were a bit mushy. They could have been crispier. I might come back for the burger. Thank you for the meal. It was delicious.

After a long time, I decided to replenish my burger intake and visited "CHATTY CHATTY" near Shinjuku Gyoen. It has a cute cafe-like atmosphere. I chose the bacon cheeseburger. As usual, I paired it with a beer. The arrival buns were slightly white... the buns were quite heavy, with a texture between soft and chewy. They had a strong sweetness. The build went from the crown to the heel, with bacon, cheddar, patty, pickles, sautéed onions, tomato, and lettuce. The burger was carefully assembled with plenty of bacon. The draft beer was Kirin Ichiban Shibori, served with thin crispy fries. The original buns may be a matter of preference, but overall, the burger had a good volume and satisfaction level. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered the Lunch Special Smokey Burger and Milkshake at Chatty Chatty near Shinjuku Gyoen. The distinctive white buns were soft and fluffy, while the patty made of coarsely ground pork wrapped in lard was rich and flavorful. The smoked cheese was generously layered, and the thick-cut bacon crown with mayo was delicious. The milkshake had the perfect consistency, making it easy to drink through a straw. The atmosphere was very cozy, and the food was delicious. I would definitely like to visit this restaurant again.

Hamburger Top 100 Store Visit. Shinjuku Gyoenmae. Despite being located next to the chaotic Shinjuku, this place has a discreet and peaceful atmosphere. The bustling Yasukuni Street in front of the station may be lively, but the opposite side, within the Gyoen, gives off a calm vibe. In the midst of summer, with the scorching sun shining brightly, I personally love the Gyoen the most in June, during the rainy season. Yes, Gyoen means rain. It's quite obvious, even for myself. It reminds me of Makoto Shinkai's "The Garden of Words." Even though it has a runtime of less than an hour, it was not shown in many places... For those who are not familiar with "Your Name," many may not know, but it was a masterpiece. The way rain is depicted, from a gentle drizzle to a heavy downpour. The sound of rain. People reflected on the water's surface. Wet leaves illuminated by light. The composition of figures against the sky... Shinkai is truly a "sorcerer of water and light," and just watching the visuals is enough to make your heart tremble. The intensity and gentleness of the rain, expressing the characters' emotions through light and shadow... It is a work that is often overlooked in Shinkai's filmography, but it is definitely a must-watch. By the way, watching this film will make you smile at certain scenes in "Your Name," which is fun for fans. Now, located in Shinjuku Gyoenmae is "Chatty Chatty," which has been selected as one of the top 100 hamburger stores. I visited a few years ago, but my burger cravings have increased, so I decided to revisit. Last time I visited, it had an all-American exterior, but it seems they recently renovated, and now it has a more Japanese... or Oriental feel. The interior feels a bit more spacious now. The menu is recommended to be ordered online at various places. The limited edition items were labeled with a label maker. Here's what I ate: Special Smoky Burger Chatty Chatty is known for their white buns. It's unique, isn't it? Just being white is rare, but the bottom part is thick and chubby, while the top is thin like a hat. The texture is fluffy and chewy, and the quality of the bread is high. Inside, there's lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayonnaise sauce on top of the patty. The smoked bacon is cut into large pieces. The smoky bacon and sauce blend together to increase your appetite. Chocolate Mint Shake As a chocolate mint enthusiast, I had to order this when I saw it on the menu. The top is fluffy whipped cream with chocolate chips sprinkled on top. It has a strong mint flavor that complements the greasiness of the hamburger, providing a refreshing taste. It's been a while since I visited Chatty Chatty. The white buns are still amazing. So fluffy and delicious. Thank you for the meal!

It's been a while since WAKIE WAKIE in Kichijoji closed, and I started to miss it, so I visited this place. I was impressed by the familiar volume and deliciousness! It's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station, but I can forgive it because I can burn calories and reduce guilt.

A popular hamburger restaurant near Shinjuku Gyoen with a bright and stylish atmosphere. It's a popular spot, so there's always a line during peak hours. On this particular day, there were a lot of foreign customers, which somehow made it more exciting. The menu had more English than Japanese, which added to the appeal. With so many burger options to choose from, I decided on the Reuben Burger. I wasn't quite sure what it was, but the New York-style Reuben sandwich-inspired burger sounded intriguing. The soft white buns paired well with the strong flavors of pastrami and patty, balanced out by the tangy sauerkraut for a refreshing finish. Despite its tough appearance, this burger was surprisingly gentle in taste. The fries were thin and crispy, which I also enjoyed. A delicious meal of a white bun burger. Thank you for the meal.

The majority of customers were foreign. I ordered the Cheddar Cheeseburger French Fry Set. The buns were slightly sweet, which paired well with the acidity of the tomatoes. The buns were a bit large and difficult to eat, but they were delicious so it wasn't a problem.

Shinjuku Station is quite far away, and the restaurant is located on a side street, but I was able to find it quickly. There were four people ahead of me, but I was able to get a table in about 10 minutes. There were many foreign customers, especially Westerners, with almost half of the customers being foreigners. The menu is checked on a smartphone. I ordered the Chili Cheeseburger with a side of fries (+200 yen) and a homemade lemonade. The buns of the Chili Cheeseburger were unique, with the bottom part being thick and a bit difficult to eat, but they were soft and slightly sweet, making them delicious. The chili went well with it. The fries were thin, crispy, and similar to the ones at Kua 'Aina. The lemonade was slightly sweet and light. They provide you with a wet towel at the beginning, but there were no napkins or anything to wipe your mouth with after finishing eating, giving an overall impression of being very practical.

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I visited the restaurant for the first time. I arrived around 1 pm on Saturday and had to wait for about 20 minutes as there were 3 groups ahead of me. I ordered the Pineapple Cheeseburger with homemade ginger ale. The burger was thick and a bit hard to eat, but the meat was juicy and the bun was soft and fluffy, very delicious. It was quite filling so I didn't need any fries, I was very satisfied.

I visited during Golden Week and Children's Day. We were quickly seated after writing our names on a board outside the entrance. I ordered the Standard burger, while my husband got the one with bacon. When asked if we wanted fries with our burgers, the additional charge was unclear. Nowadays, burgers with lean meat patties seem to be popular, making them easier to eat. However, the buns were thin and holding the hot burger was difficult. There were no utensils or paper napkins provided, so we had to manage eating with what was given in the bag. The burgers had plenty of fresh vegetables, which was nice. The buns were too big for me, but for those looking for a hearty meal, this place is recommended. The burgers were difficult to flatten, so those with small mouths might end up eating messily. It's best to go with someone who won't be put off by that. Thank you for the meal.

It was delicious! I went on a sunny day, so the calm atmosphere around Shinjuku Gyoen and the front park made it a lovely restaurant. The staff were all cheerful and friendly. The buns, meat, bacon, and cheese were all delicious in a classic way. I went around 1:00 pm on a holiday and waited about 20 minutes. ◆ABC Burger 3.5 ◆Atmosphere/Service 3.5 ◆Price 3.5 Around 2,000 yen.

CHATTY CHATTY has a great atmosphere and the staff are friendly and provide excellent service. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and a beer. It was delicious and satisfying. Having a beer during the day was fantastic. I would love to visit this place again! I highly recommend you to check it out!

I recently visited Ramen Afro Beats, a popular ramen shop in Yutenji, which just reopened with a new interior design on March 27th. Although I initially planned to visit their second location while shopping in Shinjuku, I ended up at the original shop due to a long line of customers waiting for takeout. The newly renovated interior had a bright and stylish cafe-like atmosphere, which seemed to be popular among female customers. I ordered the Avocado Cheese Burger (1,300 yen) and waited for about 15 minutes before it arrived. The burger, wrapped in white paper, had a thick slice of white bun on the bottom, a juicy patty, tomato, and crisp lettuce. The bun was sweet and chewy, made by a custom bakery in Tokyo. The coarse-ground meat patty had a great texture and juiciness, almost like eating a steak, and paired well with the yellow mustard. The finely chopped onions between the patty and tomato added a nice touch, while the layers of lettuce provided a fresh contrast to the meat. Despite its size, the burger didn't feel heavy, leaving me feeling satisfied and ready for more. It was a delicious meal!

I wanted to have a picnic in the garden and decided to get takeout from here, but I couldn't resist and ended up eating inside. The restaurant was crowded, but I managed to get in just in time. They had a wide variety of menu options and I had a hard time deciding, but I ended up getting a cream cheese avocado and bacon cheese sandwich. The bread was really soft and white, which I liked. It was a bit tricky to eat at first, as I ended up eating the bread, lettuce, and meat separately, but eventually I managed to eat it all together and it was delicious!笑