Wagyu to Worldwide Kyoto Station — Restaurant in Kyoto

We visited and ordered five different types of burgers — Teriyaki Burger, Avocado Bacon Burger with pineapple, Quattro Fromage Burger with avocado, Mexican jalapeños burger, and a Cheeseburger with pineapple — all made with Kurogewagyu (you can choose between Kurogewagyu or Kobe beef).

Each burger was outstanding! The patties were 100% beef — so juicy, meaty, and seasoned simply with just salt and pepper to bring out the flavor. We also loved that the buns are homemade and everything is handmade without additives, MSG, or artificial ingredients.

What really impressed us was that each burger came with a unique sauce, and all of them were delicious in their own way. It was so much fun sharing and comparing each one!

Their menu is also Halal-friendly, with vegetarian options available too, which makes it a great spot for all kinds of dietary preferences. We didn’t try the fries this time, but the truffle chips looked amazing — definitely on the list for next time.

Highly recommend visiting with friends or family and trying a variety — we’re already looking forward to...

Overpriced yummy burgers and unreasonable policies.

While the burgers are delicious and the lettuce, tomatoes as well as pickles are fresh and tasty, the price and policy are outrageous. Every customer is forced into ordering at least one burger which costs 2000+ yen. My husband and I went there for dinner, and I did not feel like eating too much, so I just wanted to enjoy some large truffle fries with Mayo. Nope - I was told I needed to order a burger to dine here. Well, we ordered the burgers and the medium portion fries instead of the large, and the food was well done. However, the fries were too salty, thin and small, and the burger was dripping in sauce towards the end of eating it. There was also no tap water for free - you could pay for it, though. The total price for: 2xCoke, 2xburgers, 1x medium fries with Mayo totalled to: ~8000 yen. In comparison to other restaurants, you are not going to get your bank for your buck since we paid at other places around 4000 yen. To wrap it up, the food is yummy, the service was nice, but be aware of the...

What an incredible find! After a long day of exploring Kyoto, we were on the hunt for some satisfying comfort food, specifically burgers. Finding a halal burger joint seemed like a long shot, but to our delight, we stumbled upon Wagyu to Worldwide, just a short walk from Kyoto station. Stepping inside, we knew we were in for a treat. We ordered four different Wagyu beef burgers, along with truffle fries and shrimp fritters to share. Every single bite was a revelation. The burgers were unbelievably moist and flavorful, each with its own distinct taste profile. It was clear that these were not your average burgers—they were a culinary experience. The service was just as impressive as the food. Our servers, Ryohei and Yoshizawa, were incredibly knowledgeable and made us feel so well taken care of. Their passion for the food was contagious. This place is a true gem in the heart of Kyoto. Not only does it serve phenomenal, high-quality food, but the fact that it's also halal makes it even more special. We couldn't...