takekoda
It was a regular day and around 11 o'clock, so I thought I could buy the Pierre Marcolini collaboration donuts from Mister Donut. However, when I arrived, the store was crowded with a long line, so it seemed impossible to get them. Since I had come all the way there, I decided to have lunch instead, and ended up at a restaurant called Moze. Unfortunately, it was also full and I couldn't get a seat. Feeling hungry and disappointed, I crossed the street and found a place nearby where I could satisfy my hunger. I ordered the Wild Hamburger, choosing the 200g option over 300g or 150g. The prices were 770 yen for 150g, 880 yen for 200g, and 1100 yen for 300g. Looking back, the 300g option would have been the best deal. I was asked if I wanted a set, and I ended up adding the Lunch Set (salad, soup, rice) for an extra 220 yen. The dinner set is 418 yen, I was told. First, the salad and soup arrived. Just as I finished them, the sizzling hot hamburger arrived on a hot plate with a loud noise. The staff advised me to eat it well done. They covered my belongings and handed me a paper apron, which was necessary as the hot plate was greasy. The onion sauce made it sizzle even more, so I ended up dipping the hamburger pieces into the sauce. The hamburger was cooked to my liking, with finely ground meat and a soft texture. Despite the smell and grease splattering, when you want to eat meat, this place is worth a visit. What surprised me the most was the high average spending per customer, with many people (mostly men) spending over 2000 yen for lunch. It seems like the economy is doing well. This time I ended up having hamburger on a whim, but next time I will come back hungry and try the steak. Thank you for the meal. Let's keep the menu for my future reference -> Menu.

