I had seen this restaurant on SNS before and was curious about it because it had been selected as one of the top 100 burger restaurants. When I had some business nearby, I decided to have lunch here. I ordered the J.S. Burger, which came with a lunch set on weekdays with all-you-can-eat potatoes and salad. The J.S. Burger was packed with vegetables, making it a bit difficult to reach the patty in some bites. Personally, I'm not a big fan of avocado, so the small amount in the burger didn't leave much of an impression. On the other hand, there were plenty of other toppings like cheese, but each in small amounts, so they didn't stand out much. The potatoes were thin and crispy. I also paid extra to upgrade to a drink set and ordered an iced oolong tea. I tend to drink a lot while eating, but the size of the drink was just right.

On Saturday night at 7pm, a reservation was made for two people for seating only. Upon climbing the stairs and admiring the nostalgic American graphics, we arrived at the spacious restaurant. We were escorted to our reserved seats by a staff member. Although we were recommended to sit on the terrace, we decided to stay inside due to the remaining summer heat. We chose our menu items at our seats: J.S. Burger with potato and melon soda (¥1,628) and California Apple Pie Burger with potato and seasonal tea (¥1,738). We paid at the counter and received a number tag and drinks before returning to our seats. Soon, our burgers arrived. The J.S. Burger was classic with tomato, onion, and avocado, complementing the juicy meat and cheese perfectly. The unique California Apple Pie Burger was mind-blowing! The combination of apple pie, banana, nuts, and savory meat created an unexpected flavor explosion in our mouths. It was a complex yet delicious experience, showcasing the amazing power of different flavors coming together. The restaurant was spacious and had a great American diner atmosphere, making it a good choice for couples or girls' night out. Thank you for the meal.

Visited a hamburger shop I had been eyeing for a while. Located on the 3rd floor of a stylish building next to Shinjuku Takashimaya. Ordered the award-winning "Deep Cheeseburger" with onion fries and an iced coffee set. Personally, I felt like the buns were a bit overcooked, but maybe it was just a one-time thing?

You order at the counter and can eat at your favorite seat. I ordered a burger with the shop's name on it. It was filled with avocado, tomato, and more, allowing you to enjoy different flavors with each bite. Despite its simplicity, the burger was delicious, showcasing the shop's skill. The other menu items also looked delicious, and I couldn't help but peek at what others were eating.

This is the perfect hamburger. American beef No.1ヽ(´▽｀)/ 2 patties! The restaurant is more suited for couples. They have a kids menu, but it's a popular spot so it might be tough for families. They have a spacious terrace, although it's not open now, it would be great to use it during the nice seasons.

I used the terrace seats in the early afternoon. There was no direct sunlight and the breeze was pleasant, so I was able to relax comfortably. I had the Red Hot Shrimp Sandwich and the Mushroom and Truffle Oil Pizza. The sandwich had just the right amount of filling to satisfy my junk food cravings, and the pizza had the crispiest crust I've ever had, which paired perfectly with beer! A hidden gem is the variety of beans at the salad bar. Drizzling both nut dressing and lemon dressing gave a nice balance of richness and freshness, making it a perfect palate cleanser.

The store is spacious, and I liked that lunch came with a salad bar. The salad bar had pumpkin, edamame, and sweet tomatoes. The sandwich was in a manageable portion. The vegetables in the sandwich were slightly bitter, but the salmon was delicious. The potatoes were crispy and crunchy!

For over 15 years, I had been buying clothes downstairs and walking back and forth on the same street countless times, but strangely I had never visited this place. After a meeting at the south exit, I suddenly felt like eating a hamburger and finally made my way to this restaurant. Although I had seen the staircase many times, I never expected it to go straight up to the 3rd floor... After climbing the stairs and entering, I secured a seat before placing my order. The restaurant was quite large, but even after 1:00 pm it was almost full. However, since there was no guidance from the staff, there were cases where one person was using a table meant for four. Luckily, I found an available seat and ordered a burger set with salad bar included. The wording regarding the potatoes was a bit misleading, but the amount of side potatoes provided was enough that you didn't need a refill. The burger had a good meaty flavor and simple seasoning, which was delicious. Ketchup and mustard were provided in small packets for customization. It's a good restaurant near the station where you can eat a balanced meal and stay for a decent amount of time. However, even during busy times, it would be better if the available staff guided customers to their seats, considering the prices they charge.

The lunch set comes with a salad bar and a variety of vegetables, as well as three types of dressings. The burger had a thick and juicy patty, providing a satisfying meal. It was a bit disappointing that the fries were a bit cold, maybe due to the crowded lunch hour. I would like to come back again!

I visited the restaurant at 11:30 am on a weekday. The shop is located on the 3rd floor accessible by stairs. I ordered the classic J.S. Burger. The lunch comes with all-you-can-eat salad. I was served a disposable plastic cup for my drink, which I could take out if there were leftovers. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I was able to enter without waiting even though it was lunchtime on the weekend. They have terrace seats, which was enjoyable. The burger was juicy and delicious. The side dish combination had a lot of potatoes, but they were also tasty so I managed to finish them all.

Visited "J.S.BURGERS CAFE" at Shinjuku South Exit. Climbed the stairs to the 3rd floor. Nice atmosphere inside the restaurant. Was instructed to secure a seat first and then order at the counter. ✔︎ Aged Bacon Cheeseburger 1,628 yen. During lunchtime, it comes with potato and a simple salad bar. It's nice to have a salad bar at a burger shop, although it's necessary to justify the price. ((((；ﾟДﾟ))))) Greasy but delicious, right? The salad includes various vegetables and three dressings (Cobb, nuts, lemon). I chose Cobb dressing and enjoyed it while waiting for about 15 minutes for the burger to arrive. Well then. The patty is coarsely ground and pleasantly meaty. The bacon is smoky and thick, adding a strong presence. Crispy lettuce, melty cheese, and a double sauce of tartar and mustard. Each ingredient has its own presence but comes together well in the burger. The potato strings are crispy and lightly salted, perfect for my taste. I tried them with mustard and ketchup, but they were best on their own. A delicious burger, potato, and salad bar for around 1,000 yen. If you're looking for a burger lunch in Shinjuku, this is a recommended spot.

I received information from a friend that there is a place where apple pie and hamburger are combined, and decided to check it out. The restaurant is located in a back alley behind Shinjuku Takashimaya, close to Newoman, on the 3rd floor. The interior of the restaurant is spacious with 170 seats. Even during Sunday lunchtime, there was no line. You first reserve a seat and then place your order. It's convenient that they accept QUICPay. I ordered the California Apple Pie Burger (1580 yen) with onion rings and a drink set (360 yen), totaling 2134 yen including tax. When I tried it, the balance of the sweetness of the apple pie and the saltiness of the burger was surprisingly good. The berry sauce and slightly firm apple did a great job. When I contacted my friend, I was told that there is secretly peanut butter included, giving it a fragrant taste. It was a hamburger that made me wonder how much attention to detail they put into it.

It is located near Shinjuku Station, but it is easy to overlook and does not feel too crowded due to its large seating capacity. They have a salad bar for lunch on weekdays, which helps to replenish your vegetable intake. The sandwiches looked delicious, but we decided to go with the classic choice of J.S.BURGER and a chicken burger. We shared by having them cut in half, so we could enjoy two different burgers. The fries were thinner than those at KUA AINA, but they stayed crispy even when they cooled down. The dessert menu also looked tempting. This is a restaurant worth remembering, with a fashionable interior design and a playful atmosphere that lifts your mood.

I was surprised to find a hamburger shop in this area! It was Saturday afternoon, but the restaurant was spacious and there was no wait for the outdoor terrace seats, amazing! The hamburger menu all looked delicious, but the prices were a bit high... I guess I've gotten used to chain restaurant prices. I ordered the burger that had the restaurant's name on it. The avocado and cheese were delicious. The onion rings were also very tasty and highly recommended.

Located about a 3-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station, this shop is a hamburger shop. On this day, I ordered the Melt Cheese & Pastrami Grill Sandwich. The rich flavor of the cheese and bacon filled me up. The side of potatoes came with it originally.

- MENU - ◦ JS Burger 1,480 yen - Sayuri's Notes - ✎ Seating capacity is large ✎ Terrace seating available ✎ Wi-Fi available ✎ Suitable for friends, dates, or dining alone - Sayuri's Impressions - I went to a burger restaurant near Shinjuku Station South Exit. The restaurant is very spacious with a large number of seats, so you can easily get in without waiting even on holidays when it's crowded. This time, I tried the most popular JS Burger. The mayonnaise-based sauce with 12 kinds of spices was delicious! It was topped with plenty of cheese and avocado, making it a very tasty and filling burger. It was quite big, but I enjoyed it easily. The fries were thin and crispy, which I really liked. This restaurant has Wi-Fi, making it suitable for working as well. There were other delicious-looking burgers, sandwiches, and desserts, so I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal! ♡

I had the Quattro Cheese Honey Burger. It has thick cheese layers, which makes it visually appealing and enjoyable. It was delicious with honey drizzled on top, but it was also good without it. Personally, I prefer to eat it without honey most of the time, and occasionally drizzle some for a change in flavor.

This is my favorite restaurant. I used to go to the Shibuya branch a few times because my friend used to work there. The salad bar dressing was delicious, and the shrimp sandwich was also very tasty. I loved this place. My friend quit the Shibuya branch, so I started going to the Shinjuku branch, but I haven't been able to go because it's been busy. It might be my first visit in a year. I think the salad bar was not available last time I went due to COVID-19, but it was there today. The vegetables and dressing were delicious. The Red Hot Shrimp Po' Boy is still as filling as ever, and the fries are thinly cut and tasty. The shrimp is crispy and really delicious. I love it. I couldn't stay long today because I was short on time, which was disappointing. They also have terrace seating, so I recommend it during the right season. It might be easy to get sunburned at this time of year though.

I visited this place based on a recommendation from a friend. It's located very close to Shinjuku Station and open late, making it easy to stop by after work. I tried the Quattro Cheese Honey Burger, which was very filling. As the name suggests, the cheese portion was impressive. The patty was cooked just right with a nice crispy flavor. I'm also curious about the Cheddar Cheese Burger, so I'll definitely try it next time I visit.