My first time at Shake Shack! I wasn't sure what to order, so I just went with the regular one. My companion ordered one with mushrooms, and even got double meat! When the food arrived, theirs looked more delicious. I should have copied them. Anyway, I tried mine. The seasoning is simple. There were ketchup and mustard on the table, so I added a little. The fries were thick and crinkly. Personally, I prefer thinner shoestring fries, so these were... Thanks for the meal.

Visited with my family over the weekend. I couldn't forget the taste from the New York store over 10 years ago, so I came again and it was still delicious. The thickness of the patty was amazing, and they had a collaboration burger with Roquefort cheese, which was spicy and enjoyable. The side menu, including nuggets and fries, was plentiful and the kids were happy. ^_^

It's a bit late, but I tried Shake Shack for the first time! It was definitely delicious. The sweet buns must be the secret to its deliciousness. The best part was the fries. But I can't believe it cost 1,800 yen. When did hamburgers become such luxury items?

I don't know what to say, but the burger was delicious! I chose the simple Shack Burger. The fluffy buns, the perfectly textured patty, and the unique sauce were amazing. It's clearly different from the seasoning of domestic chains. Ordering a side dish can be a bit pricey, so it's more of a gourmet treat.

The store is spacious and has a sense of openness! It is clean and I like it much more than other stores. The food is served quickly after ordering, and the taste is delicious as well. I have used it several times. It would be nice if they could also have outdoor seating in such a lovely location!

Certainly, compared to other fast food restaurants, I think the burgers here are really tasty. But isn't the price a bit high? It costs around 2000 yen. Ordering and payment are done through touch screens and it's self-service. They must be saving a lot on labor costs. However, I don't feel like this benefit is reflected in the price at all. In my opinion, I think places like McDonald's are much better in terms of value for money.

We visited Shake Shack with my wife. We ordered a Shack Burger, Cheese Fries, Shackmeister Ale, and Mineral Water. The Shack Burger here is juicy and delicious with a coarse meat patty. I usually order it with extra veggies and all the toppings, but this time it came as normal. The Shackmeister Ale, an original beer from Brooklyn Brewery, pairs well with the Shack Burger. The place is clean and inviting, so definitely worth a visit. I visit regularly. #ShakeShack #Hamburger #Gourmet #TokyoLunch #Futakotamagawa #DeliciousHamburger #Juicy #Tokyo #Meat

My first Shake Shack experience was like using a cafe, and I committed the outrageous act of not eating a hamburger (lol). But I wanted a little snack, so I ordered "French Fries" for 517 yen (including 10% tax) and "Coca-Cola Zero" for 429 yen (including 10% tax). The generously cut fries brought back memories. They were thick, freshly fried, crispy on the outside, and the saltiness was just right, making them delicious!

I used it for the first time without really thinking about it. Gourmet burgers tend to be avoided for some reason. I understand, but the price for a hamburger like this. Well, maybe it's because McDonald's prices in Japan are too low, so I think that way. Anyway, the taste was good. The meat was juicy and flavorful. The balance with the cheese and tomato was also good. The fact that the flavor was mild was also nice, as it didn't make me feel sick. However, I found it a bit too mild, so I added mustard and ketchup. Actually, you should add these. It will taste even better. Also, the beer was really good. It's quite authentic. But, 980 yen. There's no set menu, and everything from the fries to the drinks is sold separately. Spending over 2500 yen just to eat a hamburger seems a bit excessive, especially when you could go to a certain chain and get 5 items plus 2 hours of all-you-can-drink for the same price. Thank you for the meal.

I went for shopping and stopped by this place after a long time. I ordered the Shake Stack, a cheeseburger with fried mushrooms on top. They also had a limited edition avocado bacon burger, so I got that too. There are a few options, but I really like the Shake Stack. The texture and aroma of the fried mushrooms go really well with the beef and cheese. It's quite filling, but I finished it all in no time. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurants in GW Futakotamagawa were all crowded, so I was about to give up on lunch and go home. However, I noticed that Shake Shack surprisingly had no line, so I decided to go in. It might have been less crowded because it's a bit far from the station. It had been a while since I last visited, so I ordered the classic ShackBurger, lemonade, and fries. Shake Shack can be pricey if you order a lot, but this time it was relatively cheap for a lunch in Futakotamagawa, so I felt lucky.

I ordered a burger and a shake for 1,617 yen at Shake Shack in Futakotamagawa. It is a burger joint located on the 1st floor of Takashimaya SC Marunie Court. I ordered the classic Shake Shack Burger, which comes with a beef patty, tomato, lettuce, and cheese. The bun was a bit soggy and not very fluffy, possibly due to being served in a paper bag. I'm not sure if this is intentional or not, but I didn't particularly enjoy the soggy texture. I also tried a unique coffee-flavored shake, which tasted like coffee milk and was not too sweet, making it enjoyable even for adults. I had cycled down from Ome along the Tama River and worked up a sweat in the warm weather, so the shake was a refreshing treat.

Shake Shack is a place where I have ordered delivery from before, and I remember the burgers being delicious, although slightly warm. I decided to have lunch there while shopping, expecting the burgers to be hot, but they were similar in temperature to the delivery order. It was still delicious though. The restaurant had plenty of seating with spacious tables and chairs, making it a comfortable place to dine.

I visited a new restaurant that I hadn't been to before. When I arrived around 11 o'clock, about 60-70% of the tables were occupied. I found out when I placed my order that they don't offer set meals. If you choose a burger, fries, and a drink separately, the total cost can add up quickly. The patty had a really meaty texture! Someone on TV had mentioned how luxurious it was, so I was expecting it to be expensive. After waiting for about 5 minutes holding a bell-like device commonly found in food courts, I was surprised to see that the portion size was more refined than I had anticipated, with a lighter sense of junk food. That's why I realized that many people choose to double the patty to enhance the meaty flavor. Overall, it turned out to be a satisfying lunch experience.

Check out the blog for eating a hamburger in Futakotamagawa here: https://oishiishashin.com/ Where should I have Sunday lunch with ingredients integrated into a new food? Hmm, let's have a hamburger today. I've been curious about Shake Shack for a while, so let's go there. I sometimes go to MUJI, but I haven't ventured next door before. It's my first time visiting. Oh, there's quite a line. Let's wait while looking at the menu posted on the wall. I decided to try the shop's classic first, so I chose the ShackBurger. Then I picked Fries. For drinks, I chose the Fifty/Fifty with Lemonade and Iced Tea. Sitting down, I wait for my order. The shop is clean, spacious, and comfortable. It's perfect for a sunny Sunday. When the hamburger is ready, I take a bite. The fluffy buns are filled with lettuce, tomato, followed by the hamburger and cheese. Wow, the buns are soaking up the meat juices. The deliciousness slowly builds up. The scattered ingredients come together to become a hamburger. The fries are crispy and very tasty. Yes, I have more options now. I'm satisfied. Recommended points: About 5 minutes from Futakotamagawa Station towards Shibuya. Spacious, bright, and very cozy. The flavors are rich and deeply infused in the food. Shake Shack's official website: Shake Shack Japan. Enjoy the best burgers, hot dogs, frozen custard, shakes, beer, and wine with the concept of a modern burger stand. Enjoy!

Shake Shack in Futako Tamagawa. I didn't know it was here, so it was my first visit. Even though it was lunchtime, I was able to enter without waiting in line, so it might be a hidden gem. I ordered the Shack Stack with fried mushrooms. It's my favorite type of burger like this. Thank you for the meal.

I met a friend and their family who I have known for 25 years at Haneda Airport to have dinner together. Since they live in Yokohama and never come to Futako Tamagawa, we decided to go to Shake Shack, which they had been wanting to try for a long time. It was my first visit since it opened. The prices are quite high, just like before, and I always feel a bit confused when ordering (laughs). My friend ordered the limited-time Autumn Mushroom Burger for 1,010 yen (excluding tax) and a Fifty/Fifty drink, which is a mix of iced tea and lemonade for 430 yen. We shared the fries. The Autumn Mushroom Burger, which was a limited-time menu last fall to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Shake Shack's arrival in Japan, received a lot of support from fans and is back this year for a limited time. It features hormone-free juicy Angus beef patty, flavorful Japanese mushrooms, mild cheese, a mayo-based special sauce made with red miso, and fresh shiso for a touch of aroma, offering a taste of Japanese autumn in a hearty meal. It seems to be very popular. The Autumn Mushroom Burger was really delicious. I was a bit skeptical about mushrooms in a burger because of their strong aroma, but it was well-balanced with shiso and red miso. The drink was also good, but 430 yen is quite expensive. The burger uses hormone-free and domestically sourced ingredients, which I guess explains the price. However, it's tough that the burger, fries, and drink don't come as a set and end up costing over 2,000 yen...

On a certain holiday morning, I went to see the movie "Jungle Cruise" with a little person and ended up dozing off a bit due to the somewhat child-friendly content, but managed to keep my sleep learning to a minimum. Just before noon, we headed to Shake Shack, a burger shop located in Madison Square Park in New York City where it originated. Currently, there are 12 Shake Shack locations in Japan, and this visit marks my sixth visit to a Shake Shack. I'm not aiming to visit all of them, just enjoying the experience. The famous Madison Square Garden, originally built in Madison Square in 1874, was relocated to its current location near Penn Station in 1964, so it's important to note that it's no longer in Madison Square. As we arrived at the spacious Shake Shack, it was surprisingly crowded despite being mid-morning. We ordered two hamburgers for 660 yen each, Chicken Bites (BBQ sauce) for 750 yen, French fries for 440 yen, Iced Tea for 230 yen, and Grape Fanta for 250 yen. We received a vibrator and waited for our food at the table. The burgers were custom-made with all the vegetables, making them look luxurious and vibrant. The patty was lean and not greasy, paired with fresh vegetables and a slightly chewy bun, making it delicious. The French fries were fluffy and delicious, mashed to perfection. Unlike other Shake Shack locations where staff try to clear tables quickly, this location was spacious and the staff were efficient in clearing tables without being pushy. Overall, it was a great dining experience.

During the state of emergency over the holidays, I went to Futakotamagawa. Major commercial facilities are closed except for grocery stores. I originally planned to have lunch at the food court in a department store, but they were all closed. So I decided to go to Shake Shack instead. I ordered the limited-time "Spicy Bacon Burger" today. It was spicier than I expected! The sauce also had a hint of spiciness. But it was delicious. I also ordered an iced tea. It was my first time ordering a drink other than beer here. But the total cost was quite high. The Spicy Bacon Burger alone was 950 yen for a single. Add to that the fries for 450 yen, and the iced tea for 230 yen... The restaurant was quite crowded. Maybe everyone is struggling with eating out. I hope the day comes soon when we can freely dine out again.

Stylish burger restaurant. It's a place to go on a date rather than alone. Prices are on the higher side due to its stylish setting. The interior has an American taste with an open space and well-spaced seating arrangements. There were also many families with children. The taste is not as junky as expected, with a strong meat flavor. The cheese potato fries, on the other hand, have an addictive, junk food taste.