Looking for a burger in Japan that feels a little… calmer?
Mos Burger is Japan’s answer to fast food with a gentle touch. Forget speed — here, it’s all about freshly made-to-order burgers, rice buns, and a level of politeness that might catch you off guard.
Whether you’re a first-timer or just unsure how to order without Japanese, this guide will walk you through the steps, stress-free.
1. What to Expect at Mos Burger Japan
Mos Burger is Japan’s homegrown burger chain, and it shows.
Here, you’ll find:
- A calm, café-like atmosphere
- Staff who often greet you with a warm smile and “Irasshaimase!”
- Burgers that are made fresh, not pre-wrapped
- Unique options like rice burgers and teriyaki sauces
Don’t be surprised if your food takes 5–10 minutes — that’s part of the charm.
2. How to Order – Step by Step
2-1. Find the counter or kiosk
Most Mos locations have a front counter — no kiosks. In some places, staff may bring menus to your table and take your order there.
2-2. Choose your meal
Mos offers:
- Classic Mos Burger (with a special meat sauce)
- Teriyaki Chicken Burger
- Mos Rice Burgers (with buns made of rice!)
- Fries, onion rings, soup, and desserts
Set meals include a main item + drink + side.
2-3. Order your meal
You can:
- Point at the menu or plastic food displays
- Say “Setto de onegaishimasu” to order a set
- Ask for no onions, no sauce, etc., using basic Japanese
2-4. Pay and wait
- Pay at the register (cash, IC card, credit, etc.)
- You’ll get a number or token
- Take a seat — they’ll bring your food to your table
3. Menu Highlights
3-1. Bestsellers
- Mos Burger – tomato, meat sauce, and lettuce on a soft bun
- Teriyaki Chicken Burger – sweet, savory, and saucy
- Mos Rice Burger – grilled meat or seafood between two rice patties
3-2. Seasonal and Limited-Time Items
Mos frequently offers:
- Japanese-style tempura burgers
- Seasonal desserts like matcha milkshakes or sweet potato pies
3-3. Vegetarian & Allergy-Friendly Options
Some locations offer:
- Soy-based patties (plant-based)
- Allergy-friendly menus (ask at the counter or check the website)
4. Payment Methods
You can pay using:
- Cash
- IC cards (Suica, Pasmo, etc.)
- Credit cards
- QR code payments (PayPay, Line Pay, etc.)
Some rural locations may be cash-only — it’s always good to carry yen.
5. Tips & Useful Phrases
- “Setto de onegaishimasu” — I’d like the combo/set, please
- “Tamanegi nuki de” — No onions, please
- “Osusume wa nan desu ka?” — What do you recommend?
🗑️ Don’t forget to sort your trash into categories: paper, plastic, leftover drinks, etc.
Return your tray after eating — you’re in Japan!
6. Final Thoughts
Mos Burger offers something different: fast food with a slower pace and a personal touch.
It’s a great way to experience Japanese hospitality in burger form.
Whether you’re curious about the rice burger or just want a break from global chains, Mos is worth a visit.
No need to rush. Just order, relax, and enjoy.
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