SAP STAND BURGERS

Keep it simple, or add cheese, bacon or avocado: the menu at SAP STAND BURGERS makes it easy to choose a burger to suit your appetite. A hamburger costs ¥1,150, and a cheeseburger ¥1,250. Other options include cheese and bacon for ¥1,400, cheese and avocado for ¥1,450, or cheese, bacon and avocado together for ¥1,650. One diner who chose the basic hamburger praised its substantial patty and the tang of the tomato. Another, who added jalapeño and hot sauce to a cheese-and-avocado burger, noted the soft bun and enjoyed the spicy combination. Those toppings are extras, rather than part of the standard burger, but offer one way to tailor the cheese-and-avocado option with a little heat. For a heartier meal, there is also a cheese double with 2 patties and 2 slices of cheese. A diner who added avocado also said they enjoyed their order, making it easy to choose according to how hungry you are and which toppings you like.

Sides can accompany a burger or make a good snack with a drink. The onion rings are made with beer in the batter; the menu describes them as crisp and fragrant. One diner who ordered them enjoyed the light crunch of the coating and the onion’s subtle sweetness. Fries cost ¥350; the menu describes their lightly salted coating, and you can get 2 times the amount for an extra ¥250. Cheese fries, topped with cheese sauce, are listed as having 2 times the amount of fries, making them an option when you want something more substantial. For a lighter choice, there is fish and chips, made with white fish in a thin, crisp batter that leaves it fluffy inside. The menu says the dish recreates a flavour that impressed the owner in Australia. Chicken bites are small pieces of fried chicken, described on the menu as a snack to enjoy with beer or a dish for children.

Drinks include cola and ginger ale, as well as Hawaiian Sun juice, Kona beer, lemon sour and highballs. Pair the onion rings with beer, or have a burger with Hawaiian Sun juice. One diner found the Lilikoi Passion flavour refreshing and a good match for a burger.

The setting offers another choice. A diner who ate inside the trailer-style space enjoyed its vehicle-like atmosphere, and there are also reports of people using the terrace. The restaurant offers dine-in and takeaway, with counter seating available. Choose a burger, sides and drinks, then decide whether to eat inside or on the terrace—or take your meal to go.