New York’s No.1 Burger Joint Shake Shack Opens First Asian Store in Tokyo, Drawing Huge Crowds
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department
The ultra-popular burger shop Shake Shack, a must-visit when in New York, has opened its first Asian outlet in Tokyo, exciting many fans of American-style burgers. Especially to cater to the taste buds of Japanese burger enthusiasts, Shake Shack has even launched Japan-exclusive menu items — it’s an absolute must-try restaurant for anyone visiting Tokyo these days!
Shake Shack is a popular burger brand from New York. (Image source / SHAKE SHACK TOKYO.)
The first Japanese store is located in the Outer Garden of Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. (Image source / SHAKE SHACK TOKYO.)
Shake Shack is a popular burger brand from the United States. Its first outlet opened in Madison Square Park, New York, in 2004. Although it hasn’t been around for very long, it has already earned accolades such as “New York’s Most Popular Restaurant” and “One of the Most Influential Burgers in History.” Currently, Shake Shack can be found in 12 U.S. states, as well as in cities like London, Dubai, and Moscow. The opening in the Outer Garden of Meiji Shrine area in Tokyo marks its first store in Asia.
Offering high-quality meals at affordable prices is the secret behind Shake Shack’s immense popularity. (Image source / SHAKE SHACK TOKYO.)
Even in the evening, there are still plenty of customers coming to dine. (Image source / SHAKE SHACK TOKYO.)
The store’s signature item, the “SHACK Burger” (priced at 680 yen), emphasizes using 100% naturally raised, hormone-free Australian beef, aiming to provide customers with safe and reassuring ingredients. In addition, the “SMOKE SHACK” (880 yen) is also a must-order — featuring applewood-smoked bacon paired with jalapeños and the signature SHACK sauce, all layered on a cheeseburger. Just imagining it makes your mouth water. For desserts, Shake Shack Tokyo offers Japan-exclusive handmade ice cream topped with four original ingredients: yuzu miso milk candy, matcha, soybean flour, and matcha macarons — an exclusive treat you definitely shouldn’t miss.
At night, Shake Shack is beautifully decorated with charming lighting that enhances the dining space. (Image source / SHAKE SHACK TOKYO.)
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