Temple Town Hamburg ¥1500. The lunchtime seems to be bustling with businessmen. It was my first visit as it is a bit far from Kawaramachi, but the atmosphere inside the restaurant was calm and just right for a leisurely meal. I would like to visit during lunchtime.

Second visit. This time I ordered the hamburger! The hamburger came with salad and a fried egg for 1,000 yen. Rice was extra for +100 yen. The hamburger was so delicious!! I enjoyed it as it is, dipped in sauce, and mixing with the egg yolk. The staff were also very friendly, making it a great lunchtime experience.

I visited for lunch. Despite it being my first time there, I ended up choosing the daily special (steak bowl) instead of the hamburger. It was so much meat!! It was delicious but towards the end, I started to get heartburn. The pickles really saved me (lol). Next time, I will definitely go for the hamburger!!

I visited for lunch and ordered the Teramachi Hamburg Steak 200g. It arrived fairly quickly. The hamburger steak had a solid texture. For those who prefer juicy meat juices, it may not be to their liking. I prefer a slightly softer texture, but I still enjoyed it.

I went there for lunch on Sunday. I wonder if they have a lunch special on weekdays. I ordered a $28 steak and a beer. The steak wasn't as thick as I expected, but it had a great taste of Japanese beef. The friendly chef even told me about the type of meat as I was leaving. It's a cozy restaurant to visit.

Great cost performance! The hamburg steak here is made with high-quality Japanese beef that is minced and kneaded upon order, making it more meaty and delicious than the hamburg steak at Tokura. The prices are affordable and reasonable considering the effort put into preparing the dish. They also serve delicious homemade cakes. The customers are mostly adults who appreciate good food.

I was looking for a restaurant that has been open since New Year's Day, and happened to come across this one. I love hamburgers, so I was excited to visit. I ordered the cheese hamburger. The hamburger was made with coarse ground meat and went well with the demi-glace sauce and cheese. I thought I would like to try it without cheese next time. The staff were kind and thanked me for making a reservation since New Year's Day. They even offered complimentary drinks after the meal. The timing of serving the dishes and clearing the plates was great, making the dining experience enjoyable.

Omelette rice with demi-glace sauce for 1000 yen. I was getting complaints about eating out too much ramen, so I decided to try the hamburger, but ended up ordering steak bowl before me, so I didn't want to be left out and ordered the omelette rice. The restaurant had a clean interior with cakes displayed at the entrance. The omelette rice had a homemade demi-glace sauce with a slightly tangy flavor, different from what I expected but still good. The steak was presented as a whole piece for the chef to cut, which was a pleasant surprise. Even though I intended to order the hamburger to please everyone, trying something different turned out to be okay. Teramachi Street is known for its tea houses and antique shops, while the area around Minami Nijo Street has affordable vegetable stores, making it a nice place to stroll around after a meal. It's good to change areas a bit to avoid crowded streets and enjoy a different atmosphere.

I visited a restaurant just before 1 pm with the intention of eating a hamburger, but when I looked at the menu, I saw "Domestic Beef Steak Bowl" (1,000 yen) limited to 15 servings, so I changed my plans and decided to try it instead. The bowl arrived with plenty of steak and vegetables like beets, and you could choose between ponzu sauce and soy sauce. I chose ponzu sauce. The steak was cooked medium rare, with little fat and a light, delicious meat flavor. Although the meat was domestic beef without marbling like Japanese beef, there was plenty of it, so it was satisfying to eat. The price was set for the 3rd anniversary, so I'm not sure how long it will last, but I thought it was very reasonable to enjoy a beef steak bowl at this price.

On October 6, 2022, Thursday, I visited a restaurant for lunch with 3 guests. Later, a total of 6 guests were seen. I initially ordered the Teramachi Hamburg, but suddenly changed to the Steak Donburi - I'm a sucker for limited edition items! I was able to choose between soy sauce and ponzu for the sauce, and I chose soy sauce. It took about 10 minutes for the dish to be served. It was a generous portion and delicious! The fact that it came with wasabi was especially impressive. Well, I'll have to come back next time to try the hamburg.

The soup is delicious. The hamburger is very ordinary, with no particular standout features. The restaurant's appearance is somewhat confusing. It's a place with solid basic flavors. I love writing, but I can't think of anything more to say... Oh, right. It's a bit pricey. Also, the fried egg was subtly and incredibly delicious, cooked with a genius touch. Lunch set with hamburger ¥1000 + rice ¥100 + soup ¥300, excluding tax.

■ Visit Date: March 7, 2021 ■ Received Items: Hearty Hamburg Curry I visited on March 7, 2021, during lunchtime. The restaurant is located on the east side of Nijo-teramachi. The sign caught our attention. My wife has been curious about this place for a while. Both of us were visiting for the first time today. The restaurant has only table seating, with tables for 2-4 people. Both my wife and I ordered the hearty Hamburg curry this time. It consists of a 200g Hamburg steak topped with vegetables stewed in a curry sauce, with a sunny-side-up egg and more vegetables on top. It had everything I love. The barrel-shaped Hamburg steak was juicy, perfectly cooked, and bursting with flavor when you take a bite. The combination with the demi-glace sauce was delightful. On the opposite side of the rice mountain sat the curry, which had the perfect balance of sweetness from the onions, a flavor I adore. Once I started eating, I couldn't stop scooping up spoonfuls. Delicious. I also ordered the onion soup on the side. It had an exquisite flavor and depth that kept me going back for more. It was a lunchtime filled with savoring the exquisite Hamburg steak, delicious curry, and soup to the fullest.

Today, I had lunch at this place. My friend and I were exploring Kyoto early in the new year and got hungry, so we decided to have an early lunch here. The restaurant happened to be called Gokuraku, and it was quite busy, with families, women, couples, and even two older gentlemen. The staff were busy but managed to provide friendly and thorough explanations, which was nice. My friend and I both ordered the cheese hamburger steak and also got onion soup on the side. It took a bit of time for our food to arrive, but when it did, it looked delicious. The demi-glace sauce was served separately, allowing us to pour as much as we wanted on the hamburger. The cheese was generously melted on top, making the hamburger look very appetizing. The hamburger itself was juicy and flavorful, without being too greasy. It was a very satisfying meal. The onion soup had a nice balance of sweetness from the onions, and the portion size was good for the price. Watching my friend enjoy the cake set made me order a caramel mille-feuille as well. The combination of bitter caramel and creamy mille-feuille was a perfect match. The coffee was served in beautiful cups, adding a touch of luxury to the meal. After we finished eating, the owner came out to greet us, gave us his business card, and bid us farewell. It was a wonderful experience, and I will definitely come back here for the hamburger when I visit Kyoto again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Located on Teramachi Street, without an arcade, from Marutamachi Street to Oike Street. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is quiet and calm. The pendant lamps with stained glass-style are cute. The hamburger set comes with a sunny-side-up egg and warm vegetables, simple yet satisfying with a good meaty texture. On a different day, I tried the steak, but personally, I still prefer to vote for the hamburger that the restaurant proudly offers.

I visited around 6:00 pm on Sunday. There were 3 customers already there. They offered the lunch menu, which was available for ordering. Unfortunately, the omurice and wagyu beef plate were sold out. I ordered the Teramachi Hamburg with rice for 1380 yen. Last time I came for dinner, I had to order rice separately for 200 yen. I felt like I got a good deal this time. The hamburg, side vegetables, and rice were all delicious, just like last time.

This is a hamburger restaurant located on Teramachi Street. I ordered the hearty hamburger curry (1880 yen), which is a plate with curry and a hamburger. The hamburger was meaty and flavorful, although it wasn't juicy. The curry was a Western-style type with a mild spiciness and a refreshing taste. The fried egg could have been a bit more runny. The restaurant is open all day, so you can visit anytime. Recommended for both hamburger and curry lovers.

I visited the restaurant around 19:15 on a weekday. There was one customer already there who was just leaving when I arrived. After I sat down, two customers came in wanting to eat cake in the store, but it seemed like cakes were only available for takeout. The staff handled the situation calmly and warmly. - Teramachi Hamburg 1380 yen The hamburger was delicious. The hamburger itself had a good flavor even before adding the demi-glace sauce. The size was a bit on the smaller side. - Side dish It came with a soft-boiled egg with a runny yolk, which was tasty. The potatoes were delicious, and there were also carrots and broccoli. - Rice 200 yen The rice was delicious. It would have been nice to have a bit more quantity.

We went with 12 people in December 2020. The nearest station is Kyoto City Hall Station. The retro interior of the restaurant attracted a relatively older age group of customers. The decor and staff were warm, making it a comforting place to dine. We tried the "Teramachi Hamburg Steak (¥1380)". The hamburger steak was thick and delicious, including the side dishes and demi-glace sauce. Thank you for the meal.

This is a review of the restaurant Miyako Usagi. I wanted to try a Western-style lunch after reading reviews, so I asked my business partner who lives in Kyoto to take me there. As expected in Kyoto, we enjoyed our meal in a retro atmosphere. Since it was past lunchtime, we were seated right away. Both of us ordered the hamburger steak, which was delicious. The taste reminded me of what a hamburger steak should be like. I also saw someone at the next table enjoying an omurice, which I also wanted to try. I plan to stay at a hotel near Kyoto City Hall next time, so I will walk over to try the omurice!

The restaurant is located on the east side of the intersection of Teramachi and Nijo streets, heading north. The nearest station is Kyoto City Hall. The restaurant operates continuously, making it convenient to have a meal at any time, even during the evening. It can also be used as a cafe for enjoying cake and coffee. The place is new and clean. On this day, I ordered the fluffy omelette rice and coffee. The omelette rice was indeed fluffy and the demi-glace sauce paired well with it. The coffee after the meal had a nice bitterness and was delicious, so I always order it.