ONE THE DINER — Restaurant in Tokyo

Edit to respond to the comment by the shop:

I am attaching a photo of my burger, which clearly contains lettuce. I did not open up the burger and take a picture of the inside, but it did, in fact, also contain the slice of tomato that the shop denied it containing.

I didn’t see the cook grilling the patty, so I don’t know if the patty was compressed while it was being cooked. However, I did see the patties being compressed when they were being formed, raw, by hand.

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I came here the other day because my kid wanted to eat burgers. Had a cheeseburger with two kinds of cheese, which looked great, but the patty was very thin, hard, and dry (if you see the guy making it, you’ll know why; he was compressing the hell out of each patty). The burger bun was big and tasted fine, not dry. However, since the patty was so small and dry, the whole thing just dried out your mouth. The lettuce, of which there was a decent amount, and tomato, weren’t enough to counteract this effect.

The fries that were crispy were good, but about half of them were hard instead. The onion rings were better.

I don’t think I’ve had such a bad burger in a long time, and regretted not going to Hungry...

Good points: 80's rock music. Cozy back corner lounge table good for family with small kids. Burger was simple for 1000yen. Not as good points: fried chicken on side menu. (Where was the meat?) French fries pretty oily. Overall a good experience though because of...

casual atmosphere with a rock theme

lunch - try the classic burger. one of the best in the area

dinner - try the pork steak. charbroiled, grilled, then finished in the oven. the cream sauce that came with it...