BROZERS’ Ningyocho

Eclectic Americana décor featuring a mix of random posters from the 1930s to 1960s—circus ads, state fairs, comic books, and cartoons like those you might find in The Atlantic or similar magazines. Late 90's to 2000's rock like RHCP and Linkin Park playing in the background. There are about 29 seats, including tables for 2–4 people and counter seating. No reservations are accepted, and the place gets busy. I stopped by on a Saturday around 11 a.m. and still encountered a line about six people deep, which took roughly 20 minutes to be seated. I ordered the regular cheeseburger, which came with two onion rings, a handful of fries, and a gherkin for JPY 1,700. The burger was well assembled: homemade tangy BBQ sauce on the crown bun, mayonnaise on the heel, tomato, crisp lettuce, and a relatively moist patty with a surprising amount of char—despite not being a smashburger—topped with melted cheese. I also ordered the kid’s burger, which consisted of two sliders (just buns and patties), served with fries, salad, and an orange wedge for JPY 1,000. It’s not bad, and the pricing is ultimately fair. As a self-proclaimed burger aficionado, I can tick this spot off my list—but I doubt I’d return.

Nice American-style burger which tasted amazing but was quite expensive. Design of the restaurant reminds of the 60s with various reference prints to create a more American stile. Burgers did not disappoint and came with fries on the side. I recommend ordering ginger ale as drink (which tasted great).

The menu offers a great variety of burgers, from classic cheeseburgers to creative specialty options. Our patties were juicy, perfectly cooked. The atmosphere is casual and inviting, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal with friends or family. The staff was friendly and attentive. I also appreciated the selection of sides—definitely try the fries and onion rings! Overall, Brozer's is a must-visit for any burger lover. I can’t wait to go back and try more from their menu!

Smokey, juicy, and tasty burger restaurant in the town. Besides burgers, there is hotdogs and sandwiches as well. If you miss American taste, maybe this is the place for you.

The burgers were so good!, the price might be a bit expensive but it’s definitely worth it. Each burger comes with a side of fries and onion rings, only bad thing I can think about is that the combo does not include a drink and the general price for the drinks are also a bit expensive.

It’s a 5 stars place if you are a burger lover and doesn’t mind waiting in the queue for a good quality burger 😊 I went there by chance for the first time when a dear friend asked me if I care to join for a burger lunch. Never say no to friend and burger 😂 Staff is prompt and treats guest nicely. Atmosphere… C’mon it’s a burger place not a Michelin star super expensive high street restaurant 😂 The place is a classic Japanized American burger place full of guests who care only for burger. At least that is the impression I got on my first visit. Long story short, if you are in Tokyo and craving for a good burger this is the place must go! Period.

From Texas. The avocado burger tasted like a sesame seed, lettuce, and black pepper sandwich. The toasted sesame seeds on the bun were very excessive. The lettuce was 4 times thicker than the patty. There was so much black pepper it was overwhelming, and I love extra pepper. There was zero balance to this burger. Do not recommend. The onion rings and fries were perfect though.

American diner style. Great variety, burger was cooked perfectly and the bun was toasted to a nice crunch. Family friendly and always popular. If you find you have to wait outside, don't walk away, you won't find a better burger.

Worth a try. I really want to think this is the "daddy" of all hamburgers around here, but it's not. The interior is cool, I like the western feeling, the staff is good. Unfortunately the burger itself has too much of that ketchupy-relishy thing going on, and the portion of fries is far too small. Yes things are pretty ubiquitous here, so I can't fault that, but I'm looking for something better. Especially for the price. Your experience may be wildly different than mine. The food is decent. You should give it a try.

It's juicy, and the taste of beef spreads in your mouth when I have it. The restaurant is American Diner style and very cool. I have a moment I can't stop eating no reason. I like it.

If you love salad and perfectly chewy buns then Brozers for you... but if you love a nicely grilled juicy burger patty then this place will surely disappoint. There was zero juiciness to the burger, very thin and very medium well. Huge fan of chilli burgers but its just served once a week here. Not memorable at all. Won't be back.

I love Japanese burgers. It's not only about meat and buns. It gives more flavor than the burgers I eat in the US. I had an avocado cheese burger. It was so tall but they give us a bag to hold the burger while eating. Thanks to it, I was able to finish the burger without any incidents! Kids struggled a bit. Themis location is very small and the wait line is inevitable during the lunch time and it's outside. While we are eating outside, staff comes out to take your order in advance, which expedites the time/process after seated. My friend warned me that even the delivery can take up to 2 hours. Make sure you give enough time if you want to eat here.

If you around this area and want a good burger without lining up for Mcds it is worth it. Not expensive and friendly and great burgers.