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Shogun Burger at a Glance
Shogun Burger is a burger joint in Machida Tokyo. With about 10-15 seats, this restaurant is relatively small. You order and pay at a terminal. So similar to Ramen restaurants or fast food restaurants in Japan. The fries are very thin and the burger juicy and delicious.
This is a four-photo collage showing the ordering experience at Shogun Burger, a burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. The first panel shows a black touchscreen ordering terminal with the shop's samurai-mask logo and a grid menu of burgers, each with a photo and price, plus a limited-time promotion banner. The second panel is a close-up of a hand holding the printed receipt it produces: the Shogun Burger name and address at the top, a call number of 115 highlighted in red, a few line items around ¥680 to ¥1,200, and a paid total of ¥3,500. The third panel looks across the shop's light wooden counter toward the open kitchen, where a young staff member in a dark apron stands beside a coffee machine. Heinz ketchup, mustard, and a syrup bottle line the counter edge for customers. The fourth panel shows a laminated sign mounted on the wall titled "How to enjoy SHOGUNBURGER!" It walks through the process in numbered Japanese steps with a cartoon of a staff member, and small illustrations of a burger and fries at the bottom. Together the panels document the full visit: order at the kiosk, take your numbered ticket, and wait at the counter.
This is a four-photo collage showing the ordering experience at Shogun Burger, a burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. The first panel shows a black touchscreen ordering terminal with the shop's samurai-mask logo and a grid menu of burgers, each with a photo and price, plus a limited-time promotion banner. The second panel is a close-up of a hand holding the printed receipt it produces: the Shogun Burger name and address at the top, a call number of 115 highlighted in red, a few line items around ¥680 to ¥1,200, and a paid total of ¥3,500.
The third panel looks across the shop's light wooden counter toward the open kitchen, where a young staff member in a dark apron stands beside a coffee machine. Heinz ketchup, mustard, and a syrup bottle line the counter edge for customers. The fourth panel shows a laminated sign mounted on the wall titled "How to enjoy SHOGUNBURGER!" It walks through the process in numbered Japanese steps with a cartoon of a staff member, and small illustrations of a burger and fries at the bottom. Together the panels document the full visit: order at the kiosk, take your numbered ticket, and wait at the counter.
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会計
Limited time offer!!
Classic and modern
SHOGUN BURGER
TEL 0470-200-1114
呼出番号 115
レジ-No.0012176
2026/01/17(金) 12:34
¥1,200
¥630
合計 11点
¥8,500
¥1,500
¥3,500
ご利用ありがとうございました
GER
HEINZ
SHOGUNBURGER の楽しみ方！
How to Enjoy SHOUNBURGER!
HAMBUGER
We cook the both side hiden for Enjoy take for while. Thank you for waiting.
3 steps to eat SHOGUN BURGER!
SHOGUN BURGER
Opening Hours
- Every day: 11:00 - 23:00
Rating
- Ryusei: 4.2/5
Price
- approx. ¥1.500 (12€) for a burger with fries and a drink
Summary Conclusion
The burger is delicious, juicy and has many flavors. However, the size is rather Japanese, because I was still a little hungry after the burger + fries. Ordering and paying was easy, as a terminal had to be used.
The shop can be reached from Machida Station quite easily and quickly, but without Maps it can be a little difficult to find, as there are many shops there.
Shogun Burger
Burgers are also popular in Japan, so more and more burger restaurants are coming out in Japan. One of them is Shogun Burger.
A two-part photo of Shogun Burger, a small burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. The left side shows the storefront: a dark awning with "SHOGUN BURGER" in white letters and a samurai helmet logo, hanging paper lanterns painted with samurai faces, and a green "#shogunburger" sign glowing inside the window. A few metal stools line the counter out front, with cardboard boxes stacked beneath it. The right side shows the street approach: a tall standing signboard on the brick-paved walkway advertising the shop with "SHOGUN BURGER ¥700~ OK" in large letters, photos of burgers and side dishes, and a customer rating badge. The narrow lane and the compact, lantern-decorated facade give it the feel of a tucked-away neighborhood burger joint.
A two-part photo of Shogun Burger, a small burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. The left side shows the storefront: a dark awning with "SHOGUN BURGER" in white letters and a samurai helmet logo, hanging paper lanterns painted with samurai faces, and a green "#shogunburger" sign glowing inside the window. A few metal stools line the counter out front, with cardboard boxes stacked beneath it.
The right side shows the street approach: a tall standing signboard on the brick-paved walkway advertising the shop with "SHOGUN BURGER ¥700~ OK" in large letters, photos of burgers and side dishes, and a customer rating badge. The narrow lane and the compact, lantern-decorated facade give it the feel of a tucked-away neighborhood burger joint.
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SHOGUN BURGER
#shogunburger
ALL PAY
SHOGUN BURGER
¥700~
PAYPAY OK
What I Ordered
Typical burger with a branded logo, very thin fries (not my favorite, as they are more like chips than fries, but it's a matter of taste).
There are many different varieties and flavors. For example, I ordered a Teriyaki Burger with mushrooms. And an unsweetened tea.
Three photos sit side by side showing a meal from Shogun Burger, a burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. On the left, a burger with a glossy, dome-like bun sits on a dark textured plate next to a heap of thin fries, with an iced drink behind it and a small card on the wooden table reading "NEW OPEN MACHIDA." The center panel is a close-up of that drink: a clear plastic cup of iced amber-colored beverage with a black straw, carrying a white label with the shop's samurai helmet logo and the words "SHOGUN BURGER." The right panel moves in tight on the burger itself, showing the shiny buttered bun, green lettuce, tomato, and a thick dark patty layered with sauce, with more pale fries spilling across a speckled black plate. Overall it reads as a hearty, diner-style burger set at a casual counter table.
Three photos sit side by side showing a meal from Shogun Burger, a burger shop in Machida, Tokyo. On the left, a burger with a glossy, dome-like bun sits on a dark textured plate next to a heap of thin fries, with an iced drink behind it and a small card on the wooden table reading "NEW OPEN MACHIDA." The center panel is a close-up of that drink: a clear plastic cup of iced amber-colored beverage with a black straw, carrying a white label with the shop's samurai helmet logo and the words "SHOGUN BURGER." The right panel moves in tight on the burger itself, showing the shiny buttered bun, green lettuce, tomato, and a thick dark patty layered with sauce, with more pale fries spilling across a speckled black plate. Overall it reads as a hearty, diner-style burger set at a casual counter table.
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NEW OPEN
MACHIDA
When you bring this Ticket, the toppin
SHOGUN BURGER
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