It's the 1st anniversary of Aomi Garden and I finally made it! I checked out the food court and restaurants on the 5th floor, but what I was really looking for was a hamburger. I headed straight to the shop. I ordered the Old Fashioned burger. I was torn between Teriyaki, but I was intrigued by the one with double patty, onions, and cheese. I was able to enjoy a meaty patty just as I had hoped. I also got the salad and drink set with popcorn shrimp, which was just the right amount. If I wasn't driving, I would have loved to relax on the sunny terrace with a beer. I promised to come back next time with a designated driver, haha.

Expensive hamburgers are delicious, right? This limited edition Shrimp Po' Boy is a honey mustard hamburger with a beer salad set. I love honey mustard on my meat. It may be tall, but you can squish it down a bit and it's delicious. The fries are crispy and tasty. I got a beer in a paper cup. If you eat in, a glass would be nice.

Umami Burger Ariake Garden Store, August 2023, on a public holiday Friday at 3 pm. The place is not crowded, with a mix of travelers. Located on the 5th floor of Ariake Garden, next to the rooftop square with a fountain. Despite being a holiday tea time, there are luckily vacant seats available. I initially planned to order an iced coffee, but as soon as I saw the menu, my plans changed. I ordered: Onion Rings for 528 yen and Asahi Super Dry beer for 638 yen. The atmosphere inside is cool and refreshing compared to the hot outside. The view from the window is beautiful. I received a buzzer and sat by the window. Down on the deck, there are open spaces with sofas and parasols, creating a foreign vibe. The buzzer rang in 7-8 minutes, and I picked up my order. I self-disinfected with alcohol and got ketchup in a mini cup. The Onion Rings were huge with thick crispy batter, almost like tempura. I enjoyed them with a cold beer, which was served in a paper cup but in a good quantity. The combination of hot, freshly fried onion rings and ice-cold beer was perfect. The meal was satisfying, and I left feeling refreshed. I took a free shuttle bus from Ariake Garden to Toyosu, already planning my next visit.

After returning from an event on a holiday, it was just before noon so I was able to get in without waiting too long. I had to wait quite a bit after placing my order, but the Umami Burger was delicious with various flavors and crunchy cheese that I had never tasted before! The side potato was just average though... I would like to try other items on the menu as well.

I had lunch while watching The Lion King. It was delicious. The chicken burger was better than the beef burger, it had a good balance of oil and was light and tasty. I recommend the chicken! I ordered the Chicken Burger and Old Fashioned Chili Burger.

I went to have dinner at a place nearby that serves Chili Burger with Fried Egg, topped with beer and a half portion of fries. It was my first time visiting Ariake Garden, and it wasn't crowded at all on a weekday night, with mostly foreign customers. It seems like not many people come all the way to Japan just to eat burgers, so the restaurant was very quiet. The burger was delicious. Overall, the prices are on the higher side so the cost performance is not great, but I would definitely go back if I feel like having gourmet burgers in this area again.

I found this place while looking for a place to eat near Ariake after a live show by Unison Square Garden. It was quite crowded, including the food court. It took almost 10 minutes to get in. This time, I had the Umami BBQ dish. They have a wide variety of options like shrimp, fish, and vegan dishes. It has an American taste! It took about 10 minutes after ordering to get my food. The hamburger was full of flavor with a generous amount of sweet BBQ sauce. It also had crispy bacon and melty cheese. The BBQ sauce was delicious but became slightly overwhelming towards the end. However, I finished it in no time! Thank you for the meal!

This is a hamburger restaurant located in the shopping mall, Ariake Garden, which is very close to Ariake Station and Kokusai-tenjijo Station. The facility has many other dining options, but when you're tired from walking around, you might crave a hamburger. I ordered the crispy chicken burger, which was delicious with pickles. I opted for the soft drink set, where you pour your own drink into a large paper cup. You can't get refills, but you can fill up the cup as much as you want.

I entered around 2 pm on Tuesday. The Ariake Garden was empty and so was this place. I wonder if it's different on weekends? I ordered the New Umami Burger, another burger, and Truffle Cheese Fries. The New Umami Burger had crispy cheese in the middle, very rich and almost overpowering with cheese flavor. The other burger was simple with vegetables and a hamburger, very basic and easy to eat. The fries were also very rich. If you're in the mood for an American-style burger, this is the place to go!

Umami BBQ, Chili Cheese Fries, and Ginger Ale. I had lunch at Umami BBQ while shopping at Ariake Garden. It's a bit hidden, so it's quiet and easy to use on weekdays. The drink set is self-service, so you can adjust the amount and ice removal, which is nice. I made a mistake in combining the burger sauce and chili cheese flavors, but it was delicious. However, in terms of gourmet burgers, the cost performance may not be the best...

I stopped by after a live show. While there were decent lines at each store with people returning from the live show, this place was surprisingly empty, probably because it's a bit off the beaten path. I'm grateful for that. It had been a while since I had a gourmet burger like this. I felt the happiness of savoring a mouthful of meat. I think the crispy cheese was a nice touch. If I have the chance, I'd like to go again.

Old Fashioned Set - 1,480 yen Drink, potato, coleslaw set It seems like it has become even more delicious than before when I last ate it!! I wonder if it depends on the store? It looks like there are now 6 stores in Japan today \(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\

I was exploring for a place to eat at Ariake Garden and came across a shining UMAMI sign. It seems to be an American burger chain. I ordered a SMASH burger because I like crispy patties. The patty was crispy and juicy, and the bun had a nice toasted bottom. I've never had sweet potato fries before, so it was a fresh experience. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

Umami Burger, facing an outdoor play area at Arime Garden, is a great spot for parents to relax while their kids play. When it's not quite lunch or dinner time and you're craving something other than a burger, the Truffle Fries come in handy. Coated in truffle salt and topped with house truffle cheese, these thin, crispy fries are irresistible. Highly recommend trying these fries! They are truly addictive.

I came to Ariake Garden for the first time. It's Bob Dylan's concert at Tokyo Garden Theater. Dylan's songs are playing throughout Ariake Garden. Before the concert, I grabbed a bite to eat. I had the Shrimp Po' Boy drink set, which is exclusive to the Ariake store. It had honey mustard, sliced tomato, shrimp, lettuce, dill pickles, American cheese, onion pickles, beef patty, and more. It was delicious, but a bit challenging to eat (laughs).

I used it for lunch. Chicken burger and salad set for 2000 yen. Quite expensive. The salad comes in a paper pack, and maybe because there's not much dressing, it tastes bland. I think I would have preferred potatoes instead. The burger was good with sweet buns and crispy fried chicken coating. It was a big burger, but I was hungry so I finished it. The place had a very casual food court-like atmosphere, so I ate and left right away~

Checked in at the burger shop on the 5th floor of the Ariake Garden and tried their "u-bbq" burger, which combines American cheese, bacon, onions, sliced tomatoes, and waffle fries, all topped with a sweet and savory BBQ sauce. The BBQ sauce had a unique and addictive flavor. The burger was satisfying and filling. Also tried their "Fish" dish, which consisted of crispy fried cod with American cheese and tartar sauce. The fish was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Paired it with a drink for a delicious meal.

When I came here for the first time, I was surprised to find a burger with both shrimp and hamburger in it, which was a limited edition item at the Ariake store. The second burger I tried also had crispy potatoes inside, so I didn't even need to order a side of fries. It was a pleasant surprise. Even though it's listed on the menu, I didn't expect it to be so packed with ingredients. The portion size is relatively large for Japan, so I felt satisfied. The location away from the food court in the shopping mall allows for a peaceful dining experience.

On a holiday afternoon, I was drawn to a place called Umami Burger, and since the other food court shops were crowded, I decided to go here as it was less busy. The burger alone cost over 1200 yen, so it's considered a high-end burger. If it's expensive, it better be delicious... The Umami Burger, half fries, and soft drink set were ordered. I had to wait for it to be prepared. It took about 5 minutes. The burger that came out had a slightly dark color. The soft bun blended well with the meat. However, the taste of the meat wasn't as strong as I had imagined. The cheese was crispy and had a strong flavor. It seemed fancy, but not as flavorful as expected. The fries were thin like McDonald's fries but had a strong fried taste. Overall, it was a decent meal.

The other day, when I visited Ariake Garden, I found out that Umami Burger was set up there and I had been wanting to try it someday. On the last day of the long weekend, I realized that I hadn't taken the kids anywhere yet, so I decided to take them to Ariake Garden for lunch and try Umami Burger. It was located on the 4th floor of Ariake Garden, towards the end, which made it a bit hard to find from the parking lot, but the view was really nice. There were quite a few types of burgers on the menu, but we all decided to go with the Umami Burger. I knew it was a bit pricey, but ordering for three people added up to quite a bill... We waited with anticipation, and when our buzzer went off, we were greeted with a large gourmet burger sandwiched between a large diamond-shaped paper. It was a voluminous burger with a good height, making it a bit challenging to eat, but the taste was definitely delicious. I thought the buns would be harder, but they were actually very soft, complemented by the patty, ketchup sauce, caramelized onions, crispy cheese, and a mushroom sauce, all coming together to create a tasty combination. The portion size was generous, and I felt quite satisfied after finishing one. The fries were thinner than McDonald's, with a crispy texture that paired well with ketchup. It was priced similarly to some of the higher-end ramen places these days, but I was impressed by how a burger could be a well-crafted food item.

We visited the restaurant at the Ariake Garden before noon on a regular day with two people. It was a bit secluded in the back, so there weren't many customers. I guess on holidays, families from nearby tower mansions probably flock here haha. The interior is like a slightly upscale fast food restaurant. With large windows and an open layout, there is a great sense of openness. You order and pay at the counter right after entering, and drinks are self-service but not all-you-can-drink. We tried the Shrimp Po' Boy Salad Set and the California Burger Potato Set. The Shrimp Po' Boy seems to be a limited item at the Ariake location. It had a beef patty with lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheese, and shrimp fritters. The fritters and patty went well with the mustard sauce, but the patty was a bit dry, which was disappointing. It was cooked to medium, so I don't think it was overcooked, maybe it was the cooking method. The California Burger had a large patty with a nice peppery flavor, and it was quite good. The patty didn't feel dry at all. The naming of it as Umami Burger raised the expectation for its flavor, but it was just good, nothing extraordinary haha.