This restaurant serves home-style hamburgers that are hearty and delicious. I love cheese, so I always order the cheeseburger. There are other menu options, but I have only tried the hamburgers because they are so tasty! You can choose the size of the hamburger, so if you're hungry, I recommend ordering a larger one. The salad is also generously portioned with crunchy vegetables. I always order coffee after my meal, and it is really delicious. I highly recommend the coffee as well.

Beyond Hayashinomachi Street, about 10 minutes towards the Sanze Pass direction from Nogaya, it is located on the right side. The parking lot is big enough to accommodate 4-5 cars. Upon entering the store, a large car is displayed on the left side. The layout prioritizes display over customer seating space. There are about 4 two-seater tables along the walls. There are also 2 two-seater tables in front of the car display. The counter can seat about 4 people. The seating area is very cramped, making it uncomfortable to eat. Plates are arranged closely together, requiring careful eating to avoid dropping anything. In addition to the small space, condiments, napkins, toothpicks, and PayPay notices are placed, further reducing space. The salad and main dish are served on the same plate, likely due to the limited table space. The small plates make it challenging to eat the salad without spilling. The miso soup is served in a coffee cup, lacking any charm. On the other hand, the hamburger sauce is served in a separate dish, which is unusual outside of family restaurants. The quality of the main dish may be affected by serving the sauce separately. The seats along the wall have small cushions that do not match the number of seats, creating an uncomfortable experience. The seats on the opposite side have small chairs without backrests or cushions, making them unrelaxing. Overall, the customer space is significantly limited compared to the size of the restaurant. The focus on display suggests that the management caters to a select group of regular customers. There seems to be no consideration for expanding the tables or making it easier to eat. However, it was clear to me that all customers, except for me, opted to take out bento boxes. This place seems more suited for taking out bento boxes rather than sitting and eating leisurely. The taste, in short, feels like a product that prioritizes cost-cutting over quality. The hamburger bento box, priced at 500 yen, reflects this. The topping with sausages, priced at 200 yen for 3 pieces, should have been a clue. The concept of quantity over quality is evident in the pricing of the sausages. It seems that this restaurant values quantity over quality.

The portion size of the demi-hamburger salad is no joke (huge mountain).

Juicy hamburger with plenty of vegetables ❤ Fragrant coffee ☕ It's a favorite except for the hard chairs (^ω^)

GT Roman by Nishikaze GW, my wife, and I had a day off together, so we visited the restaurant with our child around 11:30 on Saturday. There were no other customers when we arrived. Upon opening the door, we were greeted by a woody log house interior, with a third of the space dedicated to the owner's hobby of cars and goods. It seems he likes British cars, as there was a beautiful MG Midget in British Green on display. The emblems inside the restaurant also seemed to be from British cars. For our order, I had the Japanese-style hamburger, my wife had the demi-hamburger, and our child had the demi-hamburger with shrimp topping. The menu mentioned that the hamburgers would take about 20 minutes to prepare. We were served a plate of rice and a cup of miso soup as a starter. The miso soup had large tofu pieces and plenty of seaweed, but it was a bit salty. When the hamburgers arrived, they were accompanied by a generous serving of salad. The hamburgers looked small on the plate, but they were well-cooked and had a firm, meaty texture. They were delicious, and the Japanese-style sauce made with grated onions was sweet and savory. The salad was also satisfying, especially when topped with dressing or Japanese-style sauce. I found the hamburgers a bit small, so I plan to order extra next time. We were given a point card at the time of payment. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. It would have been perfect if they had Napoli tan on the menu.

When it comes to hamburg steak, this was the place. I used to go here a lot when it was in Tajima about 4-5 years ago. I was really disappointed when I found out they were closing, with no plans to relocate. However, I recently searched the restaurant name and found out that they have reopened in Higashiiribe. It's a bit far, but I decided to give it a try. The restaurant is located along a street where you can find Damaya and Tempura Hirao. I got a little lost and passed by the place at first, but eventually found it. The restaurant has a retro car inside, just like the one they had in Tajima. I ordered the demi-glace hamburger this time, as recommended by the staff. It took about 20 minutes to prepare, but the wait was enjoyable with magazines to read. The salad served was generous and fresh, with two types of dressing. The hamburger was soft and juicy, with the demi-glace sauce adding great flavor. The portion size was just right for a woman, but a man might want to order extra rice. The only downside was the uncomfortable chairs. Overall, it was worth the trip. I really enjoyed the hamburger here.

Dog House. In the UK, it seems to have a negative connotation like a homeless shelter. I had always been curious about this place. I thought it was run by young guys in their 30s to 40s, but I was surprised to see that it was actually run by an older person. The hamburger, cooked for 20 minutes, with plenty of demi-glace sauce, reminded me of the elegant taste I had at the restaurant street in Seamo (a department store in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi prefecture) when I was a child. Forget about meat juice, 100% beef, Imari beef, all that doesn't matter. The hamburger, which may not originally have meat juice, was delicious. The frozen shrimp fry also reminded me of the taste I had at a department store in the past. It was difficult to eat with chopsticks. If you're going to eat with chopsticks, why not serve the rice in a rice bowl? There are stylish rice bowls available too. Well, never mind the rice, but I wish the miso soup was served in a soup bowl at least.

I was told that the hamburgers are very delicious! From Nogase, head south all the way to Hiraosan, with Makino Udon on your left hand side, and you'll arrive at "Tea Room Dog House" on your right hand side. The hamburgers are apparently very famous, and when you enter the restaurant, the only option for lunch is the hamburger, which comes with a 150g hamburger and a huge salad for 700 yen. As a first-timer at the restaurant, I was all set to order the hamburger, but everyone around me seemed to be ordering hamburgers, so I mustered up the courage and ordered the omurice instead. After a 15-minute wait, the miso soup arrived, and I was taken aback by the size of the omurice. It was huge! I apologize for not taking a photo at the right moment, but it was about the size of five tea cups. Despite its size, the minced meat was delicious and plentiful, mixed with rice and a flavorful demi-glace sauce. The fresh vegetables were also piled high on the plate. The menu offers not only hamburgers, but also curry, spaghetti, sandwiches, and more. I will definitely try the hamburger next time. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I was recommended by a friend to try the hamburgers at Dog House, but I couldn't go because the shop closes at 3 pm. However, I finally had the chance to visit the shop recently. The interior of the shop has car decorations and many car models displayed. The chairs are made of wood and have a rustic feel to them. I ordered the curry hamburger as I love curry. When I cut into the hamburger with a spoon, the meat juice oozed out. The hamburger is thicker than Joyful's hamburger and incredibly tender. I highly recommend it if you're craving a delicious hamburger.

This is a coffee shop along Route 263 known for its delicious hamburgers. I heard from customers that the hamburgers here are really tasty, so when I visited a nearby nursing home, I decided to try their lunch. The name of the shop, Dog House, is actually a slang term in English referring to a place where people who have been abandoned by their families or have nowhere else to go gather. The shop itself is warm and cozy, made of wood, and even has a whole car displayed inside. I ordered the hamburger lunch for 700 yen, which is their specialty. The hamburgers are made to order, so it takes about 20 minutes, but the wait is worth it when you see the delicious food they bring out. The lunch also comes with miso soup, made with tofu and seaweed in a cup. The rice served with the lunch is healthy mixed grain rice. The plate comes with a mountain of vegetables like cabbage. When you cut into the hamburger, the juices flow out, a perfect combination of special demi-glace sauce and juicy hamburger. It was definitely a hamburger worth recommending, just like the customers said. It's amazing how there are so many delicious hamburger restaurants in this area. The shop is located in Higashiiribu along Route 263. Teal Room Dog House Sawara Branch Address: 6-16-5 Higashiiribu, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City Tel/Reservation: 092-834-5227 Business Hours: 11:30-22:00 (Last Order 21:00) Closed on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays, as well as Mondays.

After several years, I passed by a road that had changed a lot. I accidentally took the wrong road and came across this restaurant. The word "hamburger" caught my eye and I couldn't resist turning the steering wheel. "Let's stop by and give it a try..." When I entered the restaurant, I noticed that half of the interior was taken up by a garage. Shelves were lined with miniature cars, showcasing the owner's hobby. As for the meal, I ordered the service lunch (700 yen). It came with a 150g hamburger, rice, salad, and miso soup. I left feeling full, although personally I felt the hamburger was slightly overcooked. They also offered other options like the deluxe lunch (980 yen) and hamburger curry lunch (700 yen).

On this day, I had hamburgers for dinner! I finally went to my favorite hamburger joint, "Dog House," which recently opened in Sawara Ward. The interior of the restaurant has a natural wood theme, with about 5 counter seats and several table seats. Unlike before, the cars that used to be outside the store are now stored inside the garage of this store. As for the menu, they offer hamburgers (200g for 900 yen), cheeseburgers (1100 yen), hamburger and shrimp fry combo (1200 yen), curry (700 yen), hamburger curry (900 yen), shrimp curry (1000 yen), omurice (900 yen), salad pilaf (800 yen), and more. This time, I went for the cheeseburger with an additional 50g (for an extra 130 yen), making it a 250g burger. The set that arrived was full of volume! When I put my chopsticks in, the meat juice overflowed. Just looking at the sparkling meat juice made my appetite increase. And when I mixed it with the melted cheese... Mmm, delicious! This hamburger is really tasty, just the way I like it!