I stopped by when I had business in Shibuya. I went on a weekday for lunch and it was relatively empty. I ordered the Pork Over Rice. It was a dish similar to taco rice, and the pork was tender and very delicious. When it was brought out, I thought it was quite a large portion, but it was so tasty that I finished it all.

A friend wanted to eat a hamburger, so we came here. The indoor seating was full, but there was space available on the outdoor terrace. My friend ordered a hamburger and a chocolate sundae with vanilla ice cream, marshmallows, and M&M-like chocolates on top - it looked very American. I ordered a drink and a half Caesar salad. It was hot outside, but it was a great situation for enjoying a drink. The tables were spacious and well-separated, which was nice. My friend was also happy with the experience.

Second time visiting. It was early so it wasn't crowded yet. The hamburger with lots of meat chunks was satisfying and delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant is stylish and very cozy. There are many other menu items that caught my eye, but I always end up choosing the large hamburger that gives me a high level of satisfaction. (The photo is very blurry, but that's part of its charm)

About a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station in Tokyo, you'll find Sea Wolf Diner located on the first floor of Tobu Hotel. It's an American-style hamburger cafe. I quickly devoured a burger that was juicy and cooked like a steak, with plenty of meat juices. This time, I tried the chef's choice course, which included chicken, chips, and potatoes among other things. Personally, I really liked the truffle French fry potatoes - they were thin and delicious! Highly recommended!

I went around 12 o'clock on Sunday. It was quite crowded and there were almost no empty seats. I ordered the Classic Burger. It had a patty that you could taste the meat in, a standard hamburger. Recommended for those who like simple hamburgers.

Mint shake ¥819, Egg burger ¥1,200, Mozzarella topping ¥228, Apple pie ¥800. Terrace seating with a roof is great. I went on a Saturday at 1 pm and the restaurant was about 1/4 empty, but an hour later it was almost full. The patty had chunky pieces of meat and was juicy, well-balanced, and delicious. Easy for women to eat, not heavy. The apple pie was also tasty, and the variety of desserts was nice. They are open late and have a wide menu, making it convenient for lunch, cafe, and dinner. A charming restaurant.

I wanted to visit this shop once. It's located on a street and easy to find. The casual atmosphere of the shop is nice. The hamburgers are well-made and the buns are quite tasty. The fries that come with the set are also delicious. However, the price of the hamburgers has gone up.

There are terrace seats and the interior of the restaurant is spacious. I visited on a Friday night. The restaurant was crowded but there were some empty seats, so it might be a hidden gem. It is located at the top of the hill near Parco in Shibuya, quite far from the station. The food was delicious, but the service was extremely slow... drinks took a long time to arrive. By the way, if you bring your own cake, there is an additional charge of 3,000 yen.

Located on the first floor of the Tobu Hotel in Shibuya, close to Shibuya Public Hall, Yoyogi Park, and NHK Hall, this burger specialty restaurant offers a variety of burgers in a relaxed atmosphere with terrace seating. On this day, I enjoyed a delicious burger made with lamb meat that was unique and not found elsewhere. Thank you for the meal.

Bacon Cheeseburger ¥1,700 Pineapple ¥110 PizzaPort Swamis IPA ¥1,210 Located on a slope on the way from Shibuya to Yoyogi Park, this restaurant is on the first floor of a hotel. There is a counter table in the middle, table seats by the window, and terrace seats for larger groups. The atmosphere is a bit lively. I thought it was unusual to have nuts in the buns as I ate, and overall, I feel like it was good, but I don't remember much about it...

Date of visit: Weekday 14:30 Queue: None Ordering method: QR order from smartphone I decided to have a late lunch in Shibuya. I've been curious about a burger joint called "Seawolf Diner" for a while. It's located near Shibuya City Hall, and the place has a stylish design and interior similar to a streetwear shop. Upon entering, I was asked if I preferred the terrace or indoor seating. Since it was a bit warm that day, I chose indoor seating, and as I was dining alone, I was seated at the counter. I placed my order using a QR code from my seat. The menu had a variety of options including burgers, sandwiches, and salads, making it hard to decide what to order. - Lamb Burger 1,400 yen - Calamari 700 yen - Coke Zero 400 yen The patty in the burger had no gamey taste and had a chunky texture. The lamb flavor spread in my mouth with each bite, and the burger was juicy and flavorful. It came with French fries, but they weren't too filling, so I recommend ordering an additional side dish. I ordered the calamari this time, and the crispy squid had a satisfying texture and there was more than I expected, making it a good side dish to share with a few people. It's wrapped in a sweet batter and would go well with a beer. Since the ordering was done through QR codes, I didn't have many opportunities to interact with the staff, but in a way, it was nice to have some alone time at the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

The meat patty had a steak-like texture rather than being roughly ground, and it was delicious. The buns tasted a bit sweet. It seems like the COVID restrictions have been lifted, allowing for free conversation inside the restaurant. If you time it right, there is a sense of openness and you can relax at this restaurant.

Sea Wolf Diner | In Shibuya, where there are many famous mozzarella burger hamburger shops, this newcomer stands out. The diverse menu is attractive. The buns are fluffy, and the patty is juicy. The rich flavor of plenty of mozzarella lingers, making you want to shout in delight.

I was drawn in by the stylish appearance resembling a trattoria, but it turned out to be a hamburger joint. The interior had a vibe from the 80s American era. I placed my order using a QR code to order on my smartphone, which was convenient. I ordered a cheeseburger. The meat was dense and meaty, rather than juicy, and it was delicious. I enjoyed changing up the flavor of the fries by adding mustard, ketchup, and Tabasco. I didn't order a drink, but I was very satisfied. ☺️

The meat was delicious. I ordered a double cheeseburger with egg topping, truffle fries, and an iced coffee. It cost me almost 3000 yen, so it was quite a luxurious lunch. The interior of the restaurant had an American vibe and was quite stylish. There were a lot of young girls and a few foreigners. I went alone, but they had a counter so it was comfortable for solo diners. Unfortunately, there was one staff member who seemed unfriendly, which was a bit disappointing.

■ Visit time: Around 19:50 (no reservation) *Last order is 10 minutes before closing. ■ Duration of stay: About 30 minutes as I was alone. ■ Cost performance: The prices are slightly on the higher side. ■ Taste: Delicious. ■ Atmosphere: Good. There is a spacious ambiance. ■ Service: Good.

I enjoyed a classic burger and beer at an American-style diner. The burger was hearty and satisfying, with a side of a small portion of French fries. They had a good selection of beers to choose from, making it a perfect spot for those who enjoy pairing burgers with beer.

The terrace seating is nice and the atmosphere is good. The Classic Burger is a traditional hamburger with lettuce, tomato, patty, and onion. It's easy to eat with no strong flavors. Honestly, one burger is not enough in terms of size. The side of fries is tasty but the portion is very small. On the other hand, the soft drinks are a decent size. Overall, the cost performance is not great, but it's understandable considering the location.

I went to Shibuya with my daughter for an event and had lunch here. At first, I didn't understand the system and sat at a vacant table without permission, so I was told to wait outside. After a while, we were seated at the counter. The atmosphere inside the restaurant and on the terrace was fantastic. The highlight of the day was the hamburgers! I ordered the Double Cheeseburger for 2,200 yen, and my daughter ordered the Classic Burger for 1,210 yen. Both came with a drink and fries. It took almost 30 minutes for our order to arrive, but it was worth the wait! The burgers were impressively hefty, with the cheese clinging to the patty like in a manga. The buns were lighter and fluffier than they looked. The patty was coarsely ground, incredibly meaty, rich in flavor, and absolutely delicious. The combination of Cheddar cheese and aioli sauce was outstanding, and we enjoyed every bite until the end! It was incredibly delicious! The restaurant was always busy with customers, showing its immense popularity. It truly encapsulates the unique vibe of Shibuya!

I visited a burger restaurant for lunch on the first floor of the Eastern Hotel. The interior was clean and stylish, giving off an American casual vibe. Despite the name suggesting it's part of a global chain, this burger joint is unique to this location. They offer double, triple, and even quadruple burgers, with clear pricing ranging from 2000 to 4000 yen. I ordered the double and triple burgers, and was pleased to find the portion of fries to be just right. The patties are cooked to a medium-rare unless specified otherwise, which adds to the overall appeal. The burgers were delicious, so much so that I will definitely be coming back again.