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 about ¥2000 each.