Japanese hamburger chain “Mos Burger”

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“Mos Burger”.

“Mos Burger” is a popular hamburger shop in Japan that is a must-see for hamburger lovers.

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What is Mos Burger?

Mos Burger is a Japanese hamburger chain affectionately known as “Mos” in Japan.

Their concept is to provide hamburgers that cater to the taste of Japanese people, but their deliciousness should be enjoyed by people from all over the world!

The name “MOS” is said to have a special meaning: M stands for Mountain (standing tall and proud like a mountain), O for Ocean (having a deep and wide heart like the ocean), and S for Sun (having a passion that never burns out like the sun).

 

How to order at Mos Burger

Not only at Mos Burger, but at most Japanese burger restaurants, customers order at the register after entering the store and their food is either brought to their seat or they are called to pick it up when it’s ready.

↑Some stores provide a call bell for customers.

 

At stores with many foreign customers, such as at Haneda Airport, English or Chinese menus are available, but in other areas, most menus are only in Japanese.

However, many menus have photos, so it’s okay to just point at the pictures and order the corresponding number (even using numbers like “one” works in Japan).

After finishing the meal, please clean up the tray at the designated location (some stores allow customers to leave trays on their tables).

 

Recommended menu items at Mos Burger

There are several unique menu items at Mos Burger, so I would like to introduce some recommended items.

 

Teriyaki Burger

Do you know about “teriyaki” in Japan? It’s a sweet seasoning made by combining soy sauce, sugar, and sake, and is often eaten with chicken or fish (especially yellowtail).

Well, that “teriyaki” goes really well with hamburgers too! Even McDonald’s and Burger King have “teriyaki” flavored burgers on their menus in Japan.

And the first recommended item at “Mos Burger” is the “teriyaki burger”! One of Mos Burger’s features is the overflowing amount of lettuce sandwiched in the burger. This dish is a combination of a sweet and salty sauce with refreshing lettuce that can be eaten quickly and easily.

 

Tobikiri Hamburger Sandwich


Source:https://www.mos.jp/

“Tobikiri” is a series that emphasizes quality, featuring a luxurious patty made from 100% domestic beef. There are several varieties available, but the top recommendation is still the “Tobikiri Cheese.”

The description of Tobikiri Cheese is as follows:

We use 100% domestic beef and pork minced meat to make the hamburger, and top it with original domestic cheese and onion slices. We then pour a rich and flavorful “Japanese-style sauce” made with domestic soy sauce. Enjoy the smooth and milky flavor of our original cheese made with Hokkaido-produced gouda cheese and domestic butter.

Source:https://www.mos.jp/

 

Mos Rice Burger

Seafood tempura


Source:https://www.mos.jp/

 

Grilled meat(Yakiniku)


Source:https://www.mos.jp/

The “MOS Rice Burger” is a uniquely Japanese product that features grilled meat or tempura sandwiched between rice “buns” (even though they’re made of rice, we call them buns?).

Since grilled meat and tempura are dishes typically eaten with rice, it’s very easy to eat them sandwiched between rice buns. If you want to enjoy something casual and Japanese, please give it a try.

 

Where can you find Mos Burger?

If you’re interested in trying out Mos Burger, you can find their locations using the link below.

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If you happen to be near a store located in a tourist spot, be sure to check it out!

 

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