Black-haired Wagyu burger, Mos Chicken, and clam chowder set are 80 yen cheaper and cost 1230 yen. You can have lunch for that price. The Black-haired Wagyu burger itself is expensive, so that's why. The soup was hot and delicious.

I came to try Mos Burger's Wagyu burger because I was curious. I have a weakness for limited edition items. The price is 690 yen, a bit higher than other burgers, but it's Wagyu beef after all. The tomato is thinner in taste and slices compared to regular Mos Burger tomatoes. The mayonnaise sauce is also light, all to complement the Wagyu beef. The flavor of the Wagyu beef stands out and it's an excellent taste that is characteristic of Mos Burger. I confirmed once again that Mos Burger's limited edition items are almost always a hit. Thank you for the meal.

*Waiting time* There was no waiting time on Sunday at 11:45, and Uber Eats or reservations were available. However, in the early afternoon, the wait time exceeded 30 minutes. *Order & Price* "Nikunikunikuburger" for 866 yen. *Atmosphere of the restaurant* The interior of the restaurant was quite warm. *Service* There are power outlets available, but there is no WiFi. *Impressions* This is a rare burger that is only sold on the 29th of each month. It appeared small at first, and for the price of 866 yen, it felt a bit expensive. The bag being Rilakkuma-themed was cute. The chicken was juicy with a well-balanced seasoning and tasted delicious. The patty was like the typical fast-food patty, a bit greasy. The yakiniku flavor was like a rice burger, with a strong taste that made me crave rice. The amount of lettuce was quite minimal, I wished there was more. *Expectations* Eating multiple types of meat at once was a bit underwhelming. However, since I had been curious about it for a while, it was a good experience.

*No waiting time* *Order & Price* Greedy Mos Rice Burger with Cod Roe Flavor *Atmosphere* It's a small store with outlets. *Service* It's just good. *Impression* It feels heavy. The appearance is kind of like, hmm. In conclusion, it's delicious but lacks contrast in flavors. I wish the cod roe flavor was stronger. Unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. Maybe I ate it after some time had passed. *Expectation* Considering cost performance, I couldn't help but think that Tenya's tempura bowl is more expensive. After all, Mos Burger's teriyaki chicken is delicious. I'm also curious about the Green Burger.

The meat in the "Tobikiri" series is really delicious. Lately, I haven't been eating hamburgers in Western style, so they taste especially good to me. I had the "Tobikiri Cheese" burger (448 yen) with a large Pepsi (326 yen) as shown in the photo. The burgers in the Tobikiri series have a great meaty texture that I enjoy. However, if I eat them too often, I start to appreciate the regular Mos Cheese burgers as well. Mos Burger typically has a lot of sauce, making it a bit tricky to eat, but I often order delivery from the local Ikebukuro Nishiguchi store. They always include extra change for the phone bill, which adds up over time. Eating at home allows me to enjoy licking the sauce without worrying about the packaging. But at the store, it's a different story. Using the straw to suck up the sauce that collects at the bottom of the triangular paper is a great trick. Don't hesitate, just suck it all up in one go. It might make a funny sound, but it's worth it. This store also has power outlets at the counter seats, which is convenient. (By Kyanatsushiku, 2019.11.16) (4 reviews/3.01)

Located about a 1-minute walk from JR Akabane Station South Exit, "Mos Burger Akabane Minami-guchi Store" is situated along the elevated road. I visited in mid-November in the morning. First, I placed my order and made payment at the register. On this day, I ordered the "Morning Vegetable Cheese Burger" (357 yen) and an "Iced Coffee (M)" (295 yen) with a set discount of 132 yen. After paying, I received my iced coffee and a number tag, then moved to a seat of my choice inside the store. The interior has a total of 23 seats, including counter seats and table seats. I chose a table for two. MOS burgers take a bit of time to be prepared, so I waited a bit and finally my number was called to pick up the burger. The "Morning Vegetable Cheese Burger" consists of buns, patty, cheese, onion, tomato, lettuce, and buns. I took a bite right away. The sauce was a mix of mustard, mayonnaise, and ketchup. The sweetness of the cheese was nice and the abundance of vegetables gave it a refreshing taste, perfect for the morning. The size was just right for breakfast and I left satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I ate meat today because it's Meat Day (29th). The limited edition meat dish was delicious.

White Mos Burger

The melted cheese teriyaki burger was delicious and satisfying.

The coffee is delicious~ The focaccia was delicious. I wish the sauce was a little different. The potatoes are definitely tastier when eaten in the restaurant~!

We went as a family. We ordered fish burgers, salad, and iced tea. It was delicious.

I went with my friend. We ordered a grilled meat rice burger, potatoes, and oolong tea. It was delicious.

I like the Mos Cheeseburger, Onion Rings, Mos Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken Burger, and Cocoa!

【Visit Motive】I had some business nearby so I decided to do some research first.【Atmosphere】The store is located a 2-minute walk from the station. The store name on the ceiling is the landmark for the exterior. The interior of the store is spacious.【Taste】●Balance Plate 550 yenThis consists of a drink + morning plate.《Drink》I didn't have high hopes for the hot coffee, so I ordered an iced coffee. It was a City Roast (+) with a mild bitterness and a slight sweetness and a mild flavor. It had a moderate acidity and the taste was not degraded.《Morning Plate》- ToastA slice of toast with butter- SaladLettuce, tomato, paprika, onion, radish, and a half-boiled egg with curry sauceThe half-boiled egg was good, but I'm not sure about combining it with curry sauce...Rating: 2.0 out of 5 points (Average rating: 3 points)【Overall】The iced coffee was terrible.

Located right outside the south exit of JR Akabane Station, this small restaurant has a cozy atmosphere with simple green illustrations on the walls. I visited during lunchtime and ordered the following: - Moss Veggie Burger (360 yen) - Potato (S) (220 yen) - Rooibos Tea (250 yen) - Set discount (-60 yen) The Moss Veggie Burger had thick slices of tomato and plenty of lettuce, topped with their original Aurora sauce made with ketchup and mayonnaise, mixed with diced onions, red bell peppers, zucchini, and celery. It was quite filling, but a bit challenging to eat due to its size. The potato fries were thicker and had a nice fluffy texture compared to McDonald's fries. I opted for Rooibos Tea, which had a better aroma than regular black tea. The counter seats have power outlets available for laptop use, but it is only allowed after 2 pm and limited to one hour.

Sometimes I crave Mos Burger. It's a bit pricier compared to other chain restaurants, so I can't go there often, but they really care about their ingredients and it's very delicious. I felt like having it after a long time and went there. I ordered the Tobikiri Hamburger with Cheese. Despite going late, there were quite a few customers. The staff seemed exhausted and not very energetic. The hamburger was still delicious. The meat was juicy, the cheese was just right, and it must be high in calories, but I definitely want to eat it again. Thank you for the meal.

Mos Burger, a well-known chain that can be found in most train stations, including right in front of the south exit of Akabane Station. Surprisingly, this particular location was not registered on the review site until now. Despite being a popular chain, the Akabane Station South Exit branch is now being added with this review. It is located just across the road from the station, sandwiched between the traditional eatery Jiyuken and the chain fugu restaurant Torafugu-tei Akabane branch. During the summer, various restaurants introduce special menu items, such as Royal Host's "Summer Curry Fair" and Coco Ichibanya's "Cold Curry." In the case of Mos Burger, they offer a limited-time item called the "Nan Dog" during the summer, which was the reason I decided to try it out after seeing a large banner. I ordered the Nan Dog for 340 yen and a pack of vegetable juice for 90 yen, totaling 430 yen. After receiving number card 1, I waited at the counter seats for my order. The Nan Dog arrived quickly, served hot. While it lacked the authentic taste of tandoori due to the absence of a tandoor oven, the nan did have a hint of its distinctive flavor. The dish consisted of shredded cabbage and a hamburger patty wrapped in nan bread, topped with a flavorful and spicy curry sauce. However, eating the Nan Dog proved to be a bit challenging due to the lack of utensils, as it was served in a paper wrapper. Overall, the Nan Dog may not be an authentic Indian dish, but it is enjoyable when viewed as a unique menu item. As a side note, although "nan" is commonly associated with Indian cuisine in Japan, it is not as prevalent in India itself, as observed by some Indians who first encountered it in Japan. This makes me wonder if other Indian staples, such as basmati rice, could also gain popularity in Japan.