The atmosphere of the shop was stylish, the wine selection was wide and delicious, and the prices were reasonable! The owner was a foreigner but very friendly and easy to talk to. Next time, I want to try American craft beer!

I feel bad saying this because they are working hard, but I cannot recommend it for lunch. It's small for the price and everyone ate in silence. We comforted each other by saying, "But it's delicious, right?" We ordered a hamburger with a drink and ended up paying around 1,200 yen with tax added on top. It's not even including the potato... maybe it's better for a special night out with a unique atmosphere.

It takes about 5 minutes from Kyodo Station to get there. It's a restaurant on the second floor of a kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) shop. The interior has a lively atmosphere with a lot of pop decorations. The place is run by foreigners who sing while working, creating a fun atmosphere. There were many foreign customers, making us feel like we were on a trip that day. This time, I tried the Original Burger. It costs ¥1,200 and includes 100% beef, tomato, pickles, lettuce, and original sauce in a cute burger with the shop's logo stamped on it. Of course, I also ordered some fries on the side. The burger was filling but not greasy, and I finished it in no time. They have a variety of side dishes and serve alcohol, making it a great place to enjoy a drink during the day or unwind after work. It was a delightful meal.

The shop used to be run by two British people, as the name suggests, but now it seems to be mainly run by an Italian. The interior has been slightly renovated, but the British atmosphere still remains. It was a bit strange that the background music was American oldies, so I thought it would have been better if they played British music to match the interior. They have imported craft beers in cans in a refrigerator near the entrance, so you can choose your favorite from there or have it poured from the tap.

Located on the second floor along a main street, this slightly elongated restaurant has a casual American diner atmosphere. The interior is also casually American. The burgers are thick and satisfying. There seems to be a wide variety of alcohol options, including beer.

As I looked around, I noticed some people struggling to wrap their burgers in the burger wrapping paper. So, here's a simple way to wrap a burger in the wrapping paper: first, fold one side of the paper in half. Then, place the burger on top of it. Finally, pull up the folded end of the paper. This way, you can wrap the burger in the paper without getting your hands dirty.

The atmosphere is like a British pub. The place is run by a fluent Japanese-speaking British person, a broken Japanese-speaking British person, and a Japanese female cook. I ordered a draft beer first. After waiting for about 20 minutes, the burger was served. In the meantime, the broken Japanese-speaking staff talked to me in English. They were friendly, so we chatted a bit. The burger had a mild spiciness from jalapenos and eggs, combined with the original sauce, it tasted better than the price. When I was paying, they asked me how I could speak English and have good pronunciation. I have no experience studying abroad, and my TOEIC score is even below 800. I wondered if Japanese people really can't speak English that well.

I visited the restaurant on a Sunday afternoon just before 6 pm. There was one couple already there, finishing up their meal and relaxing. The interior of the restaurant was unexpectedly spacious. As soon as you enter, there are two counters on the right and a display window on the left showcasing old cameras. Further inside, there were many table seats. I initially thought the restaurant was run by two British men based on the name and logo, but I saw a Japanese woman in the kitchen and another Japanese woman on the floor. For our order, I had the Bacon Cheese Burger for 1,350 yen and a Guinness beer for 750 yen, while my companion had the Two Blitz Burger for 1,200 yen and a Black Label beer for 550 yen, along with Fish and Chips for 1,600 yen. The total came to 5,450 yen, but we actually paid a little over 5,900 yen, which I assume was a service charge. After placing our order, I took a look around the restaurant. The handmade feel, antique decorations, and cream-colored walls created a nice and cozy atmosphere. I recommend visiting with plenty of time to spare. Looking back at the timestamp of the photos I took, we placed our order at 5:48 pm, and the food arrived at 6:16 pm. Everything arrived almost simultaneously. We started with the Fish and Chips, which had two pieces of fried fish and about 10 pieces of potato fries. The fish was firm and not as light and junky as what we were used to in London, but it was still delicious. The burgers were very juicy, catering well to those who like a moist texture, but preferences may vary. Overall, I enjoyed the food.

During a cycling trip, I felt like having a burger for lunch and searched for one, which led me to this place. The name of the restaurant caught my attention, so I decided to stop by. It's located on the second floor of a building in the Kyodo shopping street. The interior is filled with decorations that give off a British vibe, with Union Jack flags and such. However, personally, I feel like the burgers have more of an American touch. Oh well, that's fine. The British person who served us has been in Japan for two years and speaks Japanese fluently. They started the restaurant with a friend from the UK, hence the name Two Brits. They have a variety of burgers on the menu, but I went for the most basic Two Brits Burger. The patty was cooked to perfection, topped with tomato, lettuce, pickles, and mayonnaise. The buns were soft, and ketchup and mustard were provided separately for customization. The burger had a softer texture compared to American ones, but it was delicious with 100% beef. I was very satisfied. The side of fries was skin-on and just the right size. I enjoyed them as well. In the evening, it seems the place transforms into a British pub-style atmosphere. With international travel being difficult these days, visiting such a place is a fun experience.

This was the most delicious burger I've ever had. I had been curious about this place for a while, so I decided to go for lunch while taking a walk. As soon as I stepped inside, it felt like I had traveled to a different country, with a very charming atmosphere. Since it was my first time, I tried their classic menu item, the "Tublitz Burger." With the first bite, I was surprised by how delicious the thick 100% beef patty, sauce, and other ingredients blended together perfectly...!!! The quality of the side of potatoes was also very high. I never knew there was such a delicious burger place in Kyodo... I think I've tried various gourmet burgers before, but this was the most delicious one so far. I look forward to visiting frequently. Thank you for the meal!

In November 2020, I visited a burger and bar called "Two Brits" that opened after Tapas Tapas. It seems to be run by two British people, hence the name "Two Brits." The interior has a very British atmosphere, which would be appealing to those who like that. Although it's a bar, I couldn't drink alcohol during my work-from-home lunch, so I ordered a burger and a cola. The burger was over 1000 yen, so it's considered a high-end burger. I lifted the bun and added ketchup and mustard. However, when I took a bite, I realized that the bun was not warm, but rather cold. It was as if it came straight out of the fridge. The meat was delicious, but the overall balance was off. The cold and unappetizing bun took away from the flavor of the meat. It's quite expensive for something that is not well-prepared. I think a freshly made McDonald's burger would taste better and be more worth the price.

I went to a burger restaurant in Kyodo❣️ I was a bit hesitant because the prices were high, but I decided to go for it. I ordered a 1200 yen burger and a 400 yen ginger ale. The total was 1750 yen including tax. It's a bit expensive for a regular workday lunch, but I was prepared for it today. The burger was delicious and they also serve non-alcoholic drinks and beer at the same price, making the alcohol affordable. It seems like the place is run by three British people. It would be nice to visit for drinks in the evening❣️ The interior of the restaurant was stylish and nice(o^^o)

A new burger joint that opened after Tapas Tapas. I was curious about it but hesitated due to the somewhat high prices. However, during this work from home period, I secretly tried it out. First of all, the interior of the restaurant is stylish! Various antiques are displayed, showcasing the owner's taste. We were greeted by two people who are fluent in Japanese, and we ordered the Tublitz Burger and Bacon Cheeseburger. Looking at the menu, the alcohol is cheap!! This is a place I want to visit at night!! I imagined relaxing with fish and chips and beer, and as I did, the burgers and large-cut fries arrived. They even brought paper to wrap the burgers in, so our hands wouldn't get dirty, which was a nice touch. As for the taste... the juicy flavor with the thickness of the meat was really delicious! The vegetables in the Tublitz Burger were also tasty! The bacon in the Bacon Cheeseburger was super crispy, adding a nice touch when biting into it! The buns were also special, with a stamped, flavorful taste. Next time, I want to try the sandwiches and other burgers. I'm curious about the Foie Gras Burger and the Steak Sandwich. This is a place I want to come back to for beer at night.

The potato is really delicious!!! The thick type is the only choice, fluffy and without the smell of oil, so even women can eat it without heartburn or indigestion, enjoying it until the end! If they have just the potatoes or a set with beer, I would definitely order it! For the burger, I tried the Two Blitz Burger, which was delicious as well. The buns were fluffy with a hint of sweetness. In terms of price, paying 1200 yen for lunch in a place like Kyodo (drink not included, but potatoes are) seems a bit expensive. So, if I could ask for something, having wet wipes set on the table would be nice. Also, the BGM is quite loud, so if you're having a weekday lunch beer, be careful not to get too carried away with the atmosphere (it's like the English pub HUB, with lively high volume music). The inside of the restaurant is stylish and uplifting. Maybe because it's Christmas? There was a big tree and decorated couple seats. As adults, we sat at a regular table, but students might want to try it out. Finally, the staff at the restaurant were friendly, both in the hall and kitchen! Next time, I might try the bacon cheese. Thank you for the meal.

There is a gourmet burger shop in Kyodo, which seems to be popular among foreigners. Two British people and an Italian were spotted there. I went with my partner and ordered the Two Brits Burger, Bacon Cheeseburger, and two beers. The total came to around 4500 yen. The buns were crispy on the outside, the bacon was homemade, and the meat had a well-balanced flavor. The portion of fries was also good. The atmosphere made me feel like I was abroad. I enjoyed the experience and will definitely go back again.

After about a month of closure, the restaurant reopened with a refreshed menu.

I took about a month off but now I'm back. I am still experimenting, but the variety of dishes has decreased significantly.

Starting from August, they have started serving lunch. Additionally, it seems that new menu items will be introduced. Today, I tried the new menu item, the Pineapple Burger. The sweet and tangy flavor of the pineapple pairs well with the salty sauce.

It's great to have such a delicious burger joint in Kyodo. They also have a good selection of craft beers. It really makes you appreciate the happiness of eating meat.

The menu options have decreased, but you can still add toppings to the burgers. The taste is definitely delicious! 🍔👍