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The Yomiuri Shimbun Mos Food Services Inc. unveils its new burger outlet in Minato Ward, Tokyo, on Monday, the day before the launch.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
15:00 JST, November 29, 2022
Mos Food Services Inc. opened a new outlet near Hiroo Station in Tokyo’s Minato Ward on Tuesday that specializes in premium cheeseburgers and offers a smaller menu than the company’s mainstay Mos Burger chain.
The Japanese fast-food giant aims to open 100 Mosh Grab’nGo outlets by the end of 2027.
The new store accepts only cashless payments and serves three kinds of burger: Nishu no Cheese (two kinds of cheese) priced at ¥600; Fuwatoro Cheese (fluffy, melting cheese) at ¥800; and Quattro Cheese at ¥900.
Honey is among the ingredients used to make the burger buns, giving them a delightful aroma and texture. Standard burgers are served with two patties and a “junior” size is offered with just one patty.
The new outlet also serves smoothies containing tomato, komatsuna mustard spinach and kale, among other ingredients.
The outlet has a self-checkout counter and orders can be placed via smartphone.
