When I went to Hakodate, I was able to visit the Lucky Pierrot, which I had always wanted to try. I had a solo lunch during a business trip, and although there were many locals, I didn't feel out of place in the spacious restaurant. I ordered at the counter, and after struggling to choose from the extensive menu, I decided on the Chinese Chicken Burger, Lucky Potato, and Oolong Tea set, which was listed as the number one popular item. The side menu cannot be changed. I paid and waited at my table, and the food was brought to me. It was bigger and heavier than I expected! The chicken burger with sweet and savory sauce was delicious, especially with the crunchy lettuce and mayonnaise. I couldn't forget the taste and wanted to eat it again. After filling up on the burger, I tried the Lucky Potato, which consisted of fried potatoes topped with cheese, white sauce, and demi-glace sauce. It was tasty, but the amount was too much after the burger. Maybe eating only half of it would have been the best. I don't know about other locations, but this one had great food, polite staff, and a cute atmosphere. The cluttered ceiling and wallpaper added to the charm of the place.

Lucky Pierrot, the 8th out of 17 branches as of August 2023. I won't conquer all of them, I promise... probably (laughs). This time, it's about "Lucky Pierrot Tokura Branch." It was my day off after a night shift, so I decided to take a little trip to Tokura. Tokura is quite far, just kidding! (laughs) Even though it's a compact city, it only takes about 20 minutes by car from Hakodate. This Lucky Pierrot is the closest to Hakodate Airport. It's always crowded with visitors, which is a good thing. It took almost 20 minutes to place an order this time. I decided to try the popular No. 1 menu item, Chinese Chicken Burger, which costs 462 yen (tax included). The soy-flavored fried chicken pieces are tasty, and the combination with the slightly crispy bread is excellent. I also got the Original Lucky Potato for 440 yen (tax included), which is Taro's favorite. It's a calorie-packed fried potato with meat sauce and cheese, a bit heavy but addictive. Lastly, the Onion Rings for 385 yen (tax included) were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, surpassing many izakayas in quality. Overall, everything was delicious!

In the airplane on the way to Hakodate, there was a conversation about Lucky Pierrot. I didn't know much about it, but after researching, I found out that there are many Lucky Pierrot restaurants in Hakodate. I decided to visit the main store located right next to the hotel, but the long line and crowdedness made me give up. The next day, after visiting the World Heritage Site "Oofune Ruins," I went to the Lucky Pierrot Tokura store. There was a line, but we managed to find seats and ordered their famous Chinese Chicken, Lucky Potato (potato fries with meat sauce and cheese), and other items. The food was freshly made and had a rich flavor, although the crowd made me eat quickly. I plan to visit again during a less busy time and decide on the menu beforehand, as each Lucky Pierrot store may have different items. Overall, despite the initial confusion, my first experience at Lucky Pierrot was enjoyable.

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Visited on the second night of the Obon holiday, just before 8 PM. The place was bustling with locals rather than tourists. Before taking a seat, I lined up to place an order. The line moved slowly, but once I ordered and found a seat, the food arrived quickly. Since it was our first time, we ordered the popular No.1 item, the China Chicken Burger set. It seemed like we were the only ones ordering burgers at night, as the overwhelming favorite was the omurice. The yakisoba seemed popular too. The China Chicken Burger was a burger with sweet sauce covered fried chicken. The generous amount of mayonnaise and lettuce reminded me of McDonald's teriyaki burger. It was piping hot, and I enjoyed it while it was steaming. The side menu potato had meat sauce, white sauce, and powdered cheese, which looked a bit junky at first, but it tasted delicious till the end because the potato wasn't salty and the sauces had a gentle flavor. Eating just the sauce reminded me of doria or lasagna. Not only was the burger delicious, but the theme park-like atmosphere of the restaurant also lifted my spirits. I would love to try another burger there! I'm also curious about the omurice that everyone was ordering!

Second visit. I couldn't finish the omurice last time, so I tried again. This time, I managed to finish it. It feels like about three times the usual amount. Towards the end, it gets a bit boring. There was a long line to order. The couple in front took a really long time to decide on their order. You need to have a rough idea of what you want, or the waiting time will just keep getting longer.

I tried the second most popular Lucky Egg Burger, and it was delicious. It's no surprise that they were ranked number one nationwide. The patty was hot and fresh until the end, and the sesame seeds on the buns added a nice flavor. The staff recommended their milkshake, which was 30% off, and I decided to try it. It wasn't too sweet and the portion size was just right. Thank you for the meal!

(Recorded on August 13, 2023) Used for dinner in late May 2023 on a weekday. I was planning to return to Haneda in the evening, so I searched for a place near Hakodate Airport where I could quickly have a meal. Upon researching, I discovered that the popular restaurant "Lucky Pierrot," known as a soul food in the Hakodate area, is located less than a 10-minute drive from the airport. Although it is a chain restaurant in the Hakodate area, it is quite well-known and popular, so I decided to give it a try. For detailed information with photos and descriptions, search "Kimura's Memo"! ↓ http://kimura.li/memo/?p=41716 Where is the restaurant located? I visited during a stop on my way back to Hakodate Airport from the city center. With navigation, you can easily find your way without getting lost. If coming from the city, head northwest on Prefectural Route 83 (Trapistin Line), and you will see a large sign with "Lucky Pierrot" in front of the restaurant. There is a parking lot in front of the store, and although the actual store is located further back, the prominent sign makes it easy to find even for first-time visitors. How crowded was it, and what was the atmosphere like inside? I visited just before 6 pm on a weekday, so it was not too crowded. The interior of the restaurant is filled with an old American-style atmosphere, with a capacity of around 50 seats including booth seating. While there were only about three groups dining in, there seemed to be quite a few takeout orders placed over the phone, with a wait time of about 20 minutes for orders to be ready. Depending on the timing of your visit, even if there are few people dining in, if there are many phone orders for takeout, it may take some time for your order to be prepared, so it is advisable to allow some extra time. What are the recommended menu items? Although the restaurant is famous for its hamburgers, the menu also includes various Japanese fast food items such as rice bowls, curry, and yakisoba. With such a wide variety of menu items, it's easy to get distracted even if you initially came for the burgers. This time, I decided to focus solely on the burgers and ordered the most simple and popular menu item, the "Lucky Egg Burger (539 yen)." In conclusion: Lucky Pierrot is a well-known spot in Hakodate, almost on par with Hasegawa Store, as a soul food destination. Based on the high number of phone orders for takeout, the term soul food truly fits. During my visit just before 6:30 pm on a weekday, the restaurant was not crowded at all, yet I had to wait about 15 minutes for my order due to the high volume of phone orders. The combination of a moist bun, hand-kneaded hamburger patty, and rich tomato sauce offers a homemade flavor that is sure to please. With a burger priced at just about a coin, it's a very convenient place to enjoy a local burger, whether dining in the old American-style interior or taking it out for a picnic at a nearby tourist spot.

I stopped by Lucky Pierrot on my way to Oofune in Hakodate City. The parking lot was crowded, but the inside of the restaurant was not too busy, so I was able to order and sit down. I wanted to try the Chinese Chicken at Lucky Pierrot, so I ordered the Chinese Chicken Omelette Rice. The Chinese Chicken was delicious, and the omelette rice was also tasty with a generous portion.

If you go to Hakodate, you can't help but visit Rakipi, I love Rakipi so much. I went to this place, which is within walking distance from Coffee Room Kikuchi, which is famous for the "Wednesday's Downtown" showdown. In the past, you could have yakisoba and Chinese burgers, but now it's without buns.

My nostalgic taste of youth, Lucky Pierrot. I love their Chinese Chicken Burger, but I also like their Omurice. The topping is a must-have, Chinese Chicken, as promised (^ω^) By the way, when I couldn't visit for a while (for a few years), they had introduced a lineup with additional toppings on the Chinese Chicken Burger. The base Chinese Chicken Burger already has a decent amount of volume. And now they add cheese, fried egg, and more in a ranking of good, better, best. I immediately got the top topping for takeout. Also, Lucky Curry (just the curry roux for 2 servings). The portion is crazy (laughs). Those in their forties, be careful of the size (laughs). The store is closest to the airport, so be sure to stop by before heading back (^ω^) If you're short on time, it's convenient to call ahead and order for pick-up only (^ω^)

I went on a trip to Hokkaido in October. I will be sharing about Hokkaido cuisine for a while. First up is Hakodate. Upon arriving at Hakodate Airport, the first place I headed to was Lucky Pierrot, which seems to be the soul food of Hakodate locals. A friend who is familiar with Hokkaido recommended this place. The menu has quite an impressive selection. I thought it was a hamburger shop, but they actually have a variety of dishes. Without much time to consider the menu, I ordered the Chinese Chicken Burger (418 yen) as my main dish. After placing my order at the counter, I found a seat and waited for the food to be ready. When the food was ready, a lady brought it to our table, calling out the number written on the receipt. First, we shared some chicken wings, which had a sweet seasoning. I preferred them over the famous Sekai no Yamachan chicken wings from Nagoya. Next was the Chinese Chicken Burger (418 yen). I was wondering why it was called Chinese, but looking at the menu again, it says "Chinese-style sweet and spicy flavor". Indeed, it had a sweet flavor and juicy chicken thigh meat, which was delicious. Overall, the restaurant seems to have a sweet flavor profile. We also shared some french fries, but it was a lively and fun atmosphere, so we didn't take any photos. Some found the yakisoba to be ordinary, while others were surprised by the size of the omurice they ordered. It was quite a unique and interesting place. Lucky Pierrot has many branches in Hakodate city. Throughout my sightseeing in Hakodate, I kept seeing Lucky Pierrot everywhere.

Rappy's special plate only available at the Tokura store? And regular yakisoba too. When the normal yakisoba arrives, you might think "I wish there was some pickled ginger...some seaweed..." But when you eat it, it's surprisingly delicious. Served hot on a sizzling iron plate, it's simple but somehow tasty. Rappy is delicious for takeout, but eating in the restaurant is definitely better! Thank you for the meal!

I visited Lucky Pierrot Tokura store for the first time! When I looked out the window, I saw a beautiful green landscape surrounding the place. Eating the Number One Set in such a lovely natural setting was amazing! The drink tasted great, but the design on the glass was a bit worn out. I wished they could provide a new glass.

While heading to the Trappistine Monastery on foot from Yunokawa on the Hakodate City Tram, I got hungry and made a detour to Lucky Pierrot for takeout. It was my first time trying Lucky Pierrot, but wow, it was delicious! I had the Chinese Chicken Burger and a shake, and I was satisfied. I'll definitely go back when I visit Hakodate again.

I had a cheeseburger and a Chinese chicken burger. They were both meaty and delicious, but after finishing my meal, I found that the system required customers to return their trays themselves. Unfortunately, the tray clean-up area was a bit messy and slow, which was a bit disappointing.

When it comes to Hokkaido, Lucky Pierrot is the place to go! They often appear on YouTube and I definitely want to visit this restaurant. The burgers and the potatoes in a cup are a must-try. No matter which Lucky Pierrot you go to, the quality of the potatoes is consistent. Enjoy the reliable potatoes!

I stopped by Lucky Pierrot Tokura store on the way back from visiting Kōsetsuen to see the autumn leaves. The interior of this Lucky Pierrot is also lovely. I had the Chinese Chicken Burger and steamed Shumai, both of which were juicy and delicious.

Today, after 2:00 PM, there's a pizza takeout with 30% off, milkshakes are half price, and if you buy one potato, you get another one for free~! What a great deal! This store is a bit far, but they have a spacious parking lot, a large store, friendly staff, and the food is delicious. I've been here a few times and I really like this store. The Jomon Curry with chestnuts is unique but tasty. The Cheese Cheese Cheeseburger has a crispy bun and is delicious. Lucky Pierrot is great for takeout, but there's something special about eating in that can't be replicated. The crunchy texture is just amazing. Despite coming to a distant store, both the panda and capybara were in a good mood. Thank you for the meal!

I went to pick up a friend who missed their flight and we ended up at the nearest restaurant from the airport. When we arrived around 7 pm, there were a few people at the counter, but they were all getting takeout. It was during a state of emergency, so indoor dining was only allowed until 8 pm. However, we really wanted to try the baked curry which was only available for dine-in. Despite the time constraint, we decided to order the Chai Chicken set along with the baked curry. The portion size was huge, especially the baked curry. The Lucky Pierrot's dishes are known for their large sizes, but this one was exceptionally big. We were running out of time, so my friend had to help me finish everything. The Chai Chicken set included a Chinese chicken burger, Lucky Pote (fries with cheese meat sauce), and oolong tea. Normally, this would have been enough, but we also ordered the baked curry. The Chinese chicken burger was delicious with two large pieces of sweet and sour fried chicken, mayo, and a soft bun. It's a must-try when in Hakodate. The Lucky Pote had gooey cheese that paired well with the fries. Many people even buy the mug cup it's served in as a souvenir. The baked curry was served in a large gratin dish with rice, beef curry, an egg in the middle, plenty of cheese, and large beef chunks. It could have used a bit more curry sauce, but overall it was tasty. My friend ordered the Chinese chicken yakisoba, which was served on a hot plate and had crispy cabbage, pork belly, and chicken on top. The harmony of sweet vinegar and sauce was enticing. And the best part was the price - only 500 yen! You wouldn't find this value in Tokyo. Payment options included cash and LINE Pay. This meal made me want to come back to Hakodate for more delicious food.