Location: Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Date of Visit: 9th March 2011
>> I was browsing through the photos that I took when I was in Japan back in 2011 with my family when I stumble upon these set of pictures of a burger place in Tokyo. I believe that this experience is worth sharing it with my fellow readers.
When you are in Tokyo and you find yourself tasting too much of sushi, tempura, sashimi or ramen, chances are you'll be reeling from taking another japanese meal. Make a stop at J.S. Burgers Cafe for a quick fix and you will not regret this. You'll need to walk up a flight of stairs to 3rd floor in order to reach this unique cafe. There are clear signboards around so it's not that easy to miss out on this place.
The cafe is very clean, well organized and brightly lit. The menu offers a very straight forward hearty American burger meal. Burgers! Fries! Shakes! It's a heaven and a break from the usual Japanese meal. From my personal opinion, I feel that the price that you have to pay for this meal rather reasonable from this part of the town. The cheapest burger will only costs you ¥700 and of course I won't settle for the cheapest one while I'm here.
From I can recall, we ordered a Cheese Dog that costs ¥850, a Fried Chicken Burger that costs ¥900 and a Bacon Egg Burger that costs ¥ 1080. And to top it off, an order of a large cup of Melon Soda that costs ¥400, I define the overall meal experience here as priceless! Crispy and crunchy fries, the right amount of sauces where it is needed to be, the freshness of the salads that's being provided in the burgers.
Besides the burger experience, here's the funny side of what my family found out from this cafe. It's the Japanese technology when they visited the toilet. Toilet light turns on automatically when the door is opened and the toilet seat too will be brought down. Mom was amazed with the technological advancement from the cafe's toilet that she ran back and told us the toilet experience that she has had.
That took our curiosity to a whole new level and one by one, we made a visit to the toilet. The cafe has a patio that you may enjoy your meal overlooking the skyscrapers around the Shinjuku area. The cool & crisp winter weather added with the juicy hotness from those burgers, it's just beyond description! Definitely a big YES for me if I were to ever return to Tokyo. For this burgers, I'll be begging to make time for it.
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