- For years, I've been a fan of Mos Burger's classic "Coffee Shake," but this time, I decided to try the Matcha Shake that I've been curious about, which is only available in size M for 420 yen. - The M size of the Coffee Shake is 360 yen. - The Matcha Shake came with a thick straw, similar to the ones used for tapioca. - It's worth noting that Mos Burger has been using plant-based materials for 30% of their regular straws for CO2 reduction. - When you mix the rich Kyoto-grown matcha sauce with the vanilla shake, it creates a super smooth and mellow Matcha Shake with a restrained sweetness, perfect for adults. - Just like the Coffee and Vanilla Shakes, the Matcha Shake in size M contains 352mg of potassium, which is equivalent to one and a half tomatoes, making it a refreshing dessert even for those prone to swelling from consuming sweet treats.

- This is the usual Mos Shake♪ - This time, I finally switched from coffee flavor to vanilla. - Just like the coffee flavor, the medium size is 360 yen. - Since childhood, I have always for some reason been drinking coffee flavor or limited-time flavors, so vanilla is a first for me. - The sweetness is moderate, with a rich milk flavor. Similar to the coffee flavor, it is slightly softer and easy to drink compared to a certain other store's shake. - The aftertaste of the shake is rich yet light, so there doesn't seem to be a need to drink water after the shake. - Surprisingly, I liked this flavor.

I recently saw a Mos Burger commercial and really wanted to eat a Mos Burger, so I went to the Mos Burger in Nishieifukucho. Nishieifukucho Station is not that big, but there are many good restaurants, which is convenient. I ordered the classic Teriyaki Burger. The food was ready in about 10 minutes after ordering. I went straight home and enjoyed it. First, I tried the classic Teriyaki Burger! It was delicious as always! The Curry Burger was also delicious! Mos Burger is the best after all!

Mos Burger in Nagafukucho. It's a bit far from the station. The area gets dark at night, but Mos Burger is bright and clean. The staff is energetic and cheerful, which is nice. I got a hamburger for takeout, which cost 220 yen including tax. Mos Burger starts cooking after you order, so the food is served hot. The bun is fluffy. It does get a bit harder when it cools down, but it still retains some of its fluffiness. The meat is flavorful. The ketchup is just enough to not overpower the meat's taste. The onions are large. Mos Burger's hamburgers are really delicious.

The biggest characteristic of chain restaurants is that they serve the same things everywhere, which can be both good and bad. If a restaurant is bad, it will be bad no matter where you go, so I don't see the point of writing reviews for chain restaurants. However, this store is different. Clearly, clearly, the amount of sauce in all the burgers here at the Nagafukucho branch of Mos Burger is incredibly low compared to when you buy them at other Mos Burger locations!!!!!!!!!!!! It's not just a slight difference in quantity like at other stores, it's a completely different level!!!!!! The amount of sauce is so low that it's an absolute no-go. I've bought from here a few times over the past few years, but no matter the time of day, there is hardly any sauce, if any at all. It's not that they forgot to put it in, there are faint traces of sauce, but you can't taste it at all when you eat it, whether it's a Mos Burger, a Veggie Burger, or a Chicken Burger. Isn't serving the same thing everywhere in Japan the only job of a chain restaurant? The Nagafukucho branch of Mos Burger is the number one store you should avoid among all Mos Burger locations in Japan.

The renovated shop was clean and had a sense of cleanliness, making it comfortable to stay in.

I like it because it is more delicious than other restaurants and the service is very good.

The food was delicious and the atmosphere was very cozy and welcoming.

Good customer service and the restaurant is clean.

It is located in Tokyo, Nagafuku-cho. It had been closed for a while for renovation. When I went there after a long time, it was really beautiful. Some seats even have chargers attached... I ordered the seasonal limited Cream Cheese Teriyaki Burger for 390 yen, Onion Potato Set for 440 yen, and Yakiniku Rice Burger for 390 yen for takeout. The Cream Cheese Teriyaki Burger was smooth and creamy, but I wish they had added more teriyaki sauce. It ended up tasting mostly like cheese. As for the Yakiniku Rice Burger, it still had the same taste but it seemed a bit less flavorful to me. Maybe it's just me not being used to it yet? But I still love Mos Burger. Next time, I'll try the regular Teriyaki Burger! Also, even though I ordered from my smartphone, they refunded me 10 yen just like when I called. It may be just a small gesture, but it shows their high level of customer service. Thank you very much. Itadakimasu.

Located in Tokyo, Nagafuku-cho. I have been here many times as it is a local favorite. Personally, my favorite hamburger fast food restaurant is Mos Burger, followed by Freshness Burger. However, I end up going to McDonald's the most due to family reasons (laughs). They accept phone and online orders, but it gets really crowded during lunchtime, so I recommend making a reservation online or by phone. One downside is that Mos Burger tastes best when it's fresh, as the buns can get soggy over time, so make sure to pick up your order quickly. Today, I had the limited edition Spicy Asian Curry Mos Burger set for 830 yen and my favorite Teriyaki Burger for 360 yen. The Spicy Asian Curry Mos Burger is exactly as the name suggests, a spicy curry-flavored hamburger. The spicy curry flavor is nice, but since it was a reservation, the buns had gotten a bit soggy. The Teriyaki Burger is always delicious! Mos Burger makes the best teriyaki burger! I always enjoy it. The crispy lettuce and mayonnaise are delicious. And it's a must to finish off the remaining mayonnaise at the bottom of the bag. It's just so good! They seem to have changed the buns, which are now slightly moist. I preferred the previous ones. Unfortunately, the salt on the fries at this Nagafuku-cho store is a bit light. The fries themselves are tasty, but they are a bit on the soft side. Mos Burger's fries can vary in quality depending on the store. Although the prices are a bit high, I am always satisfied with Mos Burger. The staff here give off a warm, local vibe, more like a neighborhood shop run by friendly ladies and part-timers rather than a big chain. They may look tired during the lunch rush, but keep up the good work! Thank you for the meal.

After enjoying ramen at Bonito Soup Noodle Like, I stopped by Chasen for tea. However, the shop had changed and now only offered simple drinks and soft serve ice cream to enjoy on the bench outside. Since it was still cold, I decided to head towards the station. I tried to go to Mos Burger, but it seemed far away even though I could see the sign. Finally, when I arrived, the shop was about 30% full on a weekday at around 2 pm. I ordered the following: - Black Tea 250 yen (Premium Ice Milk Tea M 310 yen). Since I was full, I only got a drink. The tea bag had plenty of tea leaves and could be placed on the cup lid to steep. It was well brewed, but unfortunately, there was only cream available, no milk. At this time, more people were having tea than burgers. There was a cute display that made the place look more like a cafe. It seems like they have been in business for a long time. This is a precious place to have tea in Nagaoka-cho, so I want to support them.

The current winner in the restaurant industry, Mos Burger, was said to be a chance, so I tried it for the first time in a long time. I usually don't eat fast food burgers, but with all the recent buzz about them being winners, I got curious. It had been about 5 years since I last visited Mos Burger, so it was really a long time. I sometimes use "M" as a work spot, ordering coffee and never eating the burgers. The ordering process at the counter and then waiting for the food at the table remains the same. I was surprised to see that the menu had expanded, but I ordered the classic Mos Burger and Teriyaki Chicken Burger. The payment was 730 yen, which seemed a bit high compared to the days of the one-coin lunch. The restaurant was crowded even though it was past 1 pm, with many groups of moms without kids. The taste of Mos Burger was just as I remembered, satisfying and familiar. The Teriyaki Chicken seemed a bit less flavorful than before, but still good. The overall satisfaction was high, and the atmosphere in the restaurant was comfortable and welcoming. The service was nothing special, but felt warm and friendly. Mos Burger definitely outshines "M" in terms of taste and overall experience. If the price is not an issue, I would choose Mos Burger without hesitation. Overall rating: 3.2. Food/taste: 3.5. Service: 3.0. Atmosphere: 3.2. Value for money: 3.0.

Weekend lunch. When you come out of the north exit of Keio Inokashira Line's Eifukucho Station, turn left and cross the Eifukucho Station Mae intersection in front of the police box. There is a shopping street in Eifukucho, so it is a little further on the left after passing Cafe Eifukucho. Inside the store, there are table seats. I had their morning set. -Morning Vegetable Cheese Set 390 yen: Morning Vegetable Cheese Burger, corn soup. A simple hamburger with a patty, tomato, lettuce, and cheese. It was refreshing. This burger shop is the only one in Eifukucho, so it is valuable.

Located in front of Nagafukucho Station. The interior of the restaurant seems like a nice café where you can relax, but my impression quickly changed. Surprisingly, there were many families with children, and if you're unlucky, the once quiet atmosphere can become quite noisy. I prefer not to encounter families with children. Smoking is completely separated, and smokers must smoke in a designated smoking room. Although I think it's not necessary to go that far, in non-alcohol-serving restaurants like this, complete separation is appreciated. The taste of the burger is not significantly different from other stores, but it's a very pleasant place if you don't mind being with families with children. I would like to visit again.

When you think of Nagafukucho, famous pizza and ramen shops come to mind, but next in line is Mos Burger. It is well-known for its high level of customer service and cleanliness. It is a franchise, not directly managed, and seems to be related to the Mos Burger in Sakurajosui. The smoking area is completely separated, making it friendly for non-smokers. Unlike other Mos Burger locations where there have been unpleasant incidents, there have been none here. The staff are very well-trained. Good customer service can make the food taste even better, while poor service can make even delicious food seem unappetizing. The fact that they are open until the last train is convenient and user-friendly.

I have often heard rumors that the taste of Mos Burger can vary depending on the location. I heard that this particular store is known for having delicious Mos Burger, so I decided to give it a try. Indeed, it was delicious. Personally, I believe that when it comes to Mos Burger, you should definitely try the Teriyaki Burger. So, naturally, I ordered the Teriyaki Burger. Why is Mos Burger's Teriyaki Burger so delicious? It's completely different in terms of meat quality and taste compared to other fast food chains' Teriyaki Burgers. Every time I eat it, I am impressed by the taste. The store isn't very large, but the staff seems to be well-trained as they were quite cheerful and provided pleasant service.