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Imaya Hamburger | Nishi Park is a hamburger restaurant located in the Chuo Ward of Fukuoka, Japan. Situated near the eastern parking area of Nishi Park, this establishment offers a straightforward menu centered around freshly made hamburgers. The selection includes various types such as the Frank Egg Cheese, Egg Burger Cheese, Tomato Lettuce Burger, and the popular Mix Cheese Burger. A standout item on the menu is the Mix Egg burger, noted for its freshly grilled patty and balanced toppings. The restaurant maintains a casual and relaxed atmosphere, suitable for a quick meal or a laid-back dining experience. Emphasizing traditional hamburger preparation with fresh ingredients, Imaya Hamburger | Nishi Park presents a local dining option that appeals to those seeking classic flavors in a simple setting.
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Service options
- Outdoor seating
- Curbside pickup
- Onsite services
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Delivery
Highlights
- Great coffee
Popular for
- Lunch
- Solo dining
Dining options
- Brunch
- Lunch
- Counter service
- Seating
- Table service
Amenities
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
- Trendy
Crowd
- College students
- Tourists
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Based on 623 reviewsImaya Hamburger | Nishi Park is widely recognized for its exceptional street food offering, particularly its hamburgers and hotdogs crafted from a long-standing family recipe. Reviewers commonly highlight the outstanding flavor and authentic preparation, often attributing the quality to the owner's decades of experience and dedication. The affordability of the menu adds to its appeal, making it a popular choice among locals and visitors alike. A recurring theme is the early sell-out of items, prompting patrons to arrive well before opening hours to secure their order. While wait times can be longer due to the meticulous cooking process and high demand, many find the experience and taste well worth the patience. Additionally, the warm and attentive demeanor of the owner contributes positively to the overall atmosphere, enhancing the charm of this beloved street food destination in Nishi Park.
Rating: 10/10 ⭐ WORTH THE HYPE. I went to Nishi Park to try out the trending sandwich that is deep within the grounds. I almost lost hope until I saw the line leading to Ojisan’s stall. I was starstruck but was so shy to ask for a photo They start taking orders at 11am but the line starts at just about 10.30am. It’s no wonder they get sold out so early. The prices are cheap (300-500JPY) and the meal is quite filling. Definitely will come back again.
The owner is old, but he puts a lot of effort into cooking. You may have to wait a bit longer, but the deliciousness is worth it.
Mr imayahamburger and his hotdogs are definitely the best that I have ever tasted in my life, behind this master piece of street food, it’s a real Japanese hotdog master with incredible cooking skills with over 50 years making same recipe. I came here during my running, so saw only one person waiting because it was still closed, then I went for a short run, back and omg the place was fully packed. I had the opportunity to see the entire process.. since he went to buy bread ridding his cool motorbike, he came back with a wonderful smiling and told us.. thank you for waiting, he saw me wearing short pant/t-shirt so he kindly put the heater near us. Such as lovely grandpa. Then.. he initiated an entire small kitchen ritual, putting fire on his unique style, making hotdogs with an unique sauce, adding Frankfurt sausage, fresh cheese, veggies.. and at the same time he was making eggs.. it was just stunning and inspiring to see this 80 years old master cooking with such as incredible precision, agility and so fast. Behind of him was his apprentice and legacy, another nice Japanese person, taking notes and following his strictly-precise guidance and how to keep this history alive. I’m so lucky to have such as amazing experience and enjoy this in my life. I would recommend anyone to come and visit him and try his hot dogs, please respect his space, put your camera away.. just enjoy with your eyes this incredible experience. Thank you very much for your food and hard work ethic, such as inspiration for many young generations.
great food and price for a sandwich that is more than enough for a person,
We waited in line but did not get a hotdog. You must get there very early or miss out. Mr Imaya is a sweet and caring host.
Yes, it's really that good. Everything about the hotdog was perfect, from the bread, to the toppings, to the proportions of each. Going here is a spiritual experience, fully recommend.
Closes after 80 dogs sold. Check Instagram to confirm open!! Approx 1.5hrs after opening. 11am to 12:30 shop closes, 80 items sold. I tried Hamburger & Frankfurter cheese/egg dog. I personally thought the Hamburger dog was the better option. However, I really enjoyed both, delicious, worth the wait! All ingredients wrt hamburger are hand made (except bun), but watch out for the mustard as it will give you a nice bite in the nose! Thumbs up! Just remember to be early, only 80 sold, and to check Instagram (translation available via link on the map) to confirm open so not disappointed. And be early! 10:30am before or you'll be disappointed.
So this hotdog burger food truck place at Fukuoka blow up on social media for quite a while. We went there on our first day we landed at around 2pm and they were all sold out so we are determined to get our hands in it on the second of last day instead, queued 30 mins before it is opened and ended up a 2 hours wait because my Makan buddy really want to try it out. They have branches in other parts of japan as well but this one is definitely the OG. Everything is cooked fresh. We ordered one burger and one combination. They were so popular that they need to come down to the queue to continuously count how many pieces of bread still available and bid farewell to folks that come later. I even met someone who begged to try their burger out because she is going to leave japan soon. One thing you need to be very careful, there is Japanese signs that remind you not to eat it openly cause there are a bunch of crows and a very majestic eagle that will just fly down and grab the food off your hands. It was every bit true about it because I saw a few groups were being attacked while I was waiting in the queue. I guess it makes it even more exciting. I overheard the locals saying that there are actually a lot of people who have been queuing for hours and once they got hold of the burgers, just after a bite and the eagle took it. Sad but true so be careful if you do get your hands on these delicious burgers. Now on to the food. I can understand why it is so popular, they even won one of the best burger place in japan. The burger cooking method and style is so nostalgic, burger patties were done well. Couple with the fresh salad and fried egg, it is a meal for a champion. It was especially nice because the weather was cold and sky was clear, all the compounded into a perfect food hunt. As it is up a hill, there are other parks area you can chill as well. There are loads of people who visit this place because of the chef and take photos with him. Really nice and courteous owner and I definitely give it a two thumbs up. I bet even the eagle will agree with me.
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