I had 30 minutes until my next appointment, with a 10-minute commute. It was past 1 PM and I was debating whether to skip lunch when I saw a sign outside a restaurant. I decided to go in, thinking I could make it in time. I ordered a Teriyaki burger set with onion rings and a drink for 710 yen. I paid at a self-checkout, which was quick and easy. I received a receipt with a number on it, and within 3 minutes, they called out my number. The burger buns were soft, and the burger itself had just the right amount of flavor. The onion rings were crispy and delicious. With prices going up everywhere, I felt satisfied with the quality I got for the price. I finished my meal in 10 minutes and left. I would like to visit again when I have more time.

I came to do dark trampoline with my friends on this day. It is said to burn 800kcal in 40 minutes, and by the end, I was completely exhausted. I wanted to sit down, so we came here. I had a lemon squash and an apple pie. The sugar soaked into my tired body. The prices were reasonable and the food was delicious.

At R. Bakers in Ikebukuro, I had the Bakers Burger Set. I had some business to attend to in Ikebukuro, so I stopped by after finishing my work. They use self-ordering terminals here, but I wonder what people who can't use them do. The Bakers Burger had nicely toasted buns, two patties, lettuce, and was quite delicious. The fries were also good. If you're tired of McDonald's, this could be a good alternative since it's conveniently located right by the station.

I wanted to eat a hamburger so I stopped by! I was a bit concerned that the patty was thin, but overall, the cost performance was good and it was easy to use as the turnover rate was fast! It's convenient to be able to eat here with a taste better than McDonald's and a cost similar to McDonald's when you get tired of McDonald's!

I ordered a set of two cheeseburgers, fries, and a drink for 800 yen. Overall, the burgers were okay, nothing special. The patty was a bit thin and dry. The white cheese sauce had a fluffy mashed potato-like texture and taste, but the cheese flavor was not as strong as I expected. The buns were tasty, nicely toasted with a crispy outside and soft inside. The fries were thin but plentiful. The location was convenient with a decent amount of seating, making it a good place to pass the time.

I visited R. Beckers Ikebukuro Higashi-guchi store located at Ikebukuro Station East Exit. This time, I had the lunch limited Loco Moco Bowl set. I chose iced coffee as my drink. It was a generous portion! It's a great place for meetings or casual dining. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered a Bolognese fried chicken burger with water. I had to use the self-checkout because they don't accept credit cards. When I asked if I could use my Suica card and cash together, the staff didn't know and told me to try it. It didn't work. I prefer using cards or Suica because it's easy to track my spending and earn points. The chicken was really hot, unlike other fast food burgers I've had. The meat sauce was tasty, probably because it's more expensive than other places like McDonald's or Wendy's. The staff were friendly.

I ordered the Italian Peach Tea at the shop "Beckers" operated by JR East Japan. It was around 370 yen for an iced tea. I felt a strong artificial sweetness, but the scent that comes out of the nose is peach-like. There are a few seats with outlets, and a smoking room is available on the 2nd floor. You can use it for tasks or meetings.

On this day, I finished my business in Ikebukuro in the morning and decided to have some tea here before heading home. I was considering getting a café latte, but ended up ordering a raspberry lemonade. The ordering process to payment is self-service, so it might be confusing for first-timers. It was hot outside, so I chose a cold drink, but it was cold inside with the air conditioning, so a warm drink would have been nice too. They also have power outlets, so I was able to charge my phone, which was very helpful.

It's been a while since I've been to Beckers, and it has changed quite a bit. The ordering system is now done through a touch panel, but there is a large, easy-to-read menu right by the entrance. I ordered the cheapest teriyaki burger set. The bun was slightly hard and toasted, and the buns seemed thinner. It seems like Beckers' burgers have gotten smaller, which is a bit sad. The set came with a drink, potato fries, and onion rings. The potato fries were thinly cut and had a hint of potato flavor, and the onion rings were delicious. By the way, if you have a View card, you get a 50 yen discount coupon attached to your monthly bill.

I visited the restaurant around 1:30pm on 22/01/1913. The place has more than 40 seats, and about half of them were occupied by customers. Ordering and payment were done self-service style using a touch screen, which was surprisingly easy to use. After paying, I went to the counter to pick up my order, and it was ready in just a few minutes (so fast!). The staff seemed attentive and friendly, maybe because they had more time due to the self-service system. I ordered the Roast Beef Mountain (L) for 1260 yen, which was a generous portion of rice wrapped in roast beef. It looked like a Devil's Tower (cue the song "When You Wish Upon a Star" in my head). The set came with a choice of coffee, tea, or soft drinks, and I chose Pepsi Cola (R). The salad was dressed with French dressing. The roast beef had a tangy sauce that was enjoyable, and the portion size was satisfying. Towards the end, I dipped it in a soft-boiled egg, which enhanced the flavor with the combination of the sauce's acidity and the yolk's sweetness (yum). The atmosphere in the restaurant was calm and perfect for enjoying a cup of coffee and passing the time. Thank you for the meal~

After shopping at Sunshine, I suddenly craved something sweet and entered the restaurant in the evening. I ordered an iced coffee and an apple cinnamon. There was only one other couple dining besides me, but it took a long time to be served. The staff seemed to be chatting loudly the whole time. It was disappointing that the iced coffee was overflowing outside the glass when it was served. The apple cinnamon tasted delicious, just as I had imagined.

I always get lost in Ikebukuro for a moment when I come here. According to people around me, Ginza and other places are more spread out and confusing, but I'm not sure about that. Maybe it's because I'm not used to Ikebukuro that I get lost. I had some business at the East Exit and stopped by to adjust my schedule. I ordered a cafe latte, all cashless. The taste was okay, just as I expected, but I hesitated for a moment when I had to go to the back to pick up my order. I'm not familiar with the place, so I didn't know what to do.

It's been a while since I went to Ikebukuro. I quickly grabbed lunch before taking the Seibu Line. I had the Coarse Ground Cheeseburger Set for ¥760, with Medium Fries and Regular Iced Coffee. I used to go to Beckers near Otsuka Station every year for check-ups, and I also used to frequent the Tamachi Station premises quite a bit. It seems like they have evolved with the addition of the "R" in their name? ^_^ In terms of taste, it falls within the range of fast food chains, but it's not something that makes me crave it again. However, the coffee is delicious, and the laid-back atmosphere of the not-too-crowded store is a plus. Bon appétit!

Today I went to this shop!!!! It's very convenient being directly connected to the station (*^ω^*) I used it for lunch ^ - ^ The burger, fries, and drink set was very filling! It's self-service and they have outlets, so I would like to use it again if I have the chance!

The ordering system is like a large tablet, similar to a certain beef bowl chain or bento shop! The second floor is surprisingly spacious, with many counter seats equipped with outlets, making it ideal for nomads! It seems to be completely smoke-free, but the smell was quite noticeable on the second floor... The first floor also had a mixed smell of smoke that might bother some non-smokers looking to stay longer.

I was drawn into the store by the advertisement for "venison" at the storefront. The ordering method was to order at the touch panel at the entrance and wait for your number to be called. Drinks came out quickly, but there was a bit of a wait for the hamburger. However, when I was given my number tag, the staff brought the burger to me when it was ready. Since it was an order at the touch panel, I wasn't expecting much in terms of service, but they brought my drink before the burger was ready, followed by the side of onion rings when it was done, so everything was served hot and I was impressed. As for the venison burger itself, it was not as greasy as other burger patties, and it paired perfectly with the abalone mushrooms sandwiched in it, making it delicious. The other burgers were reasonably priced, so I would like to stop by again when I have plans to go to Ikebukuro. Thank you for the meal! ✨

After watching Tokyo Revengers, I went to Beckers. The Ikebukuro store is called R. Beckers and it seems to have a slightly different menu. They have plates and such, but I wanted a hamburger so I went with the ABC Burger. (I don't understand people who order sets where the drink ends up being ridiculously expensive when you calculate it...) Hmm, it wasn't that great. The buns didn't feel as warm as in other stores. It's not that they were cold, but they weren't piping hot either. Maybe it's because of the avocado inside, but I feel like there's more to it. Other stores had burgers that were super hot, so I was a bit disappointed. It wasn't a satisfying taste for me, so I'm considering moving to the Beckers in Kanda next haha. I know I might sound silly with my food preferences, but I just want to eat what I find delicious within my budget. Anyway, I probably won't come back to this store. The service, however, was very polite. Thank you for the meal ^^

I had been thinking of going to a certain restaurant. It is a fast food restaurant operated by the JR East Japan Group. Despite being JR East Japan, Becker's outlets are limited to Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba, and it seems that there are only two outlets with an "R". It's convenient for train users as it is very close to the station. It's been a while since I last visited. This is a store adjacent to JR Ikebukuro Station. Around 7:30 on Saturday, there were many customers before and after. The store is quite spacious and I didn't see the second floor, but it didn't seem to be full. It was my first encounter, but there was a large touch panel near the front entrance where you can order and pay. When receiving the products, I noticed the staff in the kitchen, but I didn't have any contact with the staff. Maybe this is also due to the post-COVID situation. I remember that you could only use cash and transportation IC cards before, but now you can also use credit cards, and a system called a digital kiosk is being introduced. I didn't notice, but there seems to be a smoking room as well. You can also order with a mobile order. Now, at this time, I will have the morning set. The menu is extensive, with side menus available. Personally, I found it easier to understand than paper-based menus. Since this is a hamburger and croissant shop, I'll have a hamburger. Morning Cheeseburger Set with Hash Potatoes for 480 yen (tax included). It's nice that the drink is included. I chose orange juice instead of vegetables. It's probably concentrated juice, but it's 100% juice. It's nice that you can also get water by yourself. Is this now the standard? The chain is said to provide "restaurant-quality burgers in a fast food restaurant setting," but is it really? The bun has a strong color and sesame seeds on top. Surprisingly, they bake their own buns. It seems that croissants are also made the same way. However, the breakfast toast is different. It's quite thick and not as hollow as I expected. The patty is a sausage patty, only available in the morning. It's coarsely ground and quite meaty. On top of that, there is sliced cheese, with a strong yellow color. The cheese is not unpleasant like processed cheese, and on top of that, there are onion slices. The seasoning is simple but not overpowering. And I couldn't resist ordering the hash potatoes for 60 yen. I imagined a small coin shape, so I was surprised. It has a light saltiness and is hot. Delicious! When receiving the products, the staff asked if I needed a container for ketchup. Fried foods are best when freshly fried. At home, I wouldn't want to fry such a small amount. Everything was delicious, quick, and I learned later that this was one of the two updated stores in Japan. The interior is somewhat American with acrylic panels installed. It's quite different from the Lotte breakfast I had in the spring. Next time, I'd like to have a beer at the bar. Thank you for the meal!

I went to a stylish café inside Ikebukuro Station. Food: Pick 1, 2, 3: Roast Beef Mountain Plate [1230 yen] A huge amount of roast beef with a poached egg on top. The combination of roast beef and egg is rich and delicious. The vegetables are also tasty, and the presentation is stylish and appetizing. Atmosphere: Although it's located inside Ikebukuro Station, the café has a stylish atmosphere. It's popular for work meetings and lunch, making it versatile for different occasions. Location: Being in Ikebukuro Station, the location is excellent. It's convenient even on rainy days, which I personally find very convenient.