Pantry Coyote — Restaurant in Chiba

This is a great little burger place with a nice variety of burgers. It's a smaller restaurant with about 6 tables and was only half full on a weeknight. The decor is a mix of old American and Western memorabilia with old signs and old Western wooden construction, but it's tastefully done and clean My friends got a bacon burger, avocado burger, and jalapeno burger, while I got the Reuben KC burger. The Reuben had sauerkraut, but it was pretty mild; instead of corned beef it had Japanese bacon, and I'm not sure what kind of sauce it was but it wasn't a traditional Russian dressing. Basically the burger did not taste like a Reuben, however it was still delicious. The Japanese burger came with canned jalapenos in a creamy sauce and onion rings and was tasty as well. The hamburgers come stacked tall with a skewer but they also provide deli wrapping paper if you don't want to get your hands dirty. For drinks they had many featuring their No.8 Syrup as a flavored sweetener. I had the No.8 Ginger Ale which was actually more clove forward than ginger, which is not very common, but it was still tasty. With drinks the meal came to...

The number of tables is only 4, even less than I expected from the outside. The patty was very fresh, which was not served without the taste of sauce. So each diner pours the ketchup and mustard from a small packet over the burger while holding it in the paper wrapper. The taste is quite simple and natural, even if it's a bit overpriced. I've been in the burger business for a long time, but I just wonder if it's not easy to make a difference between other independent burger restaurants. The chef, who seems a bit tough, became very polite as he served the burger and talked to customers across the tables. The staff are very friendly as they deal with lots of customers in the queue. Queues can take up to an hour, but that's quite understandable given that the two of the staff members have to keep up with everything while...

Awesome Burgers and Beer.

The restaurant is full of vintage American stuff making the place very cool and cozy.

The selection for beer is great lots of hand crafted beers from America. My wife and I had the Liberty Ale and Porter from Anchor which was flavorful and refreshing.

The burgers were thick and juicy, toppings were fresh and the bun was moist and chewy. Tasted awesome.

I wished they offered more fries on the side.

If you want to look beyond the fast food burgers and are willing to spend close to 1000 yen for a burger then give this...