Fuku Burger

The very famous local welcoming burger restaurant. It is decorated in the animated styles with many stickers appliances and wall decorations. The egg burger and the mushroom burgers are great!!! The Tamago one is with the easy cooked egg. While biting there would be liquid to fulfill the meat patty and the bread. Really fell enjoyable of the burger. It opens late until 1 am at nighttime. A good dinning option late at night.

Ordered the Fuku burger and Jazz fries. The burger was great, the bun was fresh, their sauce was great. The Jazz fries, meh, kinda bland. The interior is pretty cool. Seems they started as a food truck maybe. Being an ex food truck owner/operator, its not easy to move up to a brick and mortar.. and succeed. Cudos to you all!

I liked the ambiance of the place. A lot of cool art. The cashier was very nice. Place was clean and wasn’t busy. I got the tamago burger with jazz fries. It was a pretty decent burger, although I would have liked it to be more medium rare. Fries were nicely seasoned and tasted great with the sauce. Prices were fair.

Overall: 4.5/5 (dine in) Fukuburger looks like a cool random diner in the middle of a plaza. The vibe is fun and the space makes you feel like you're in a different world. Luke provided excellent customer service which made us feel welcomed & the ordering fun! He asks you for a funny name for your order and if you can't think of one, you can spin the wheel for one. The menu is pretty simple with all burgers being $9.99. There's some combo deals but you only save $1. It took more than the quoted 15 minutes to make the food but everything was fresh & delicious. I didn't feel heavy or greasy after my meal which is important, especially as I get older. Tamago Burger ($9.99): My husband got a medium rare patty which was perfect for him. The egg is just as fried egg and not tamago style so the name could be misleading. The onion strings were a bit hard to me so I liked my burger more. Karai Burger ($9.99): I got a medium patty which was good to me. I thought it was not overcooked or dry but my husband thought it was a bit more dry than his medium rare patty. I like the flavors for my burger but it wasn't really spicy. Buns were nicely toasted and didn't get hard. Jazz Fries SOS ($4.99): I got the gravy on the side and am glad I did so. If they poured the gravy on top, the fries would have been soggy for sure. They also gave a generous portion of gravy which was more than enough for the fries. The fries themselves were thick and crispy enough. I love the seasoning on top which I also wouldn't be able to taste if the gravy was slapped on top. The gravy tastes like the loco moco sauce which was good - not too salty. This also came with a white sauce which I'm guessing is the Kewpie mayo (subtle flavor). Chi Forest (Genki) Lychee Fizzy Sparkling Water ($4): This drink is excluded from the combo deal but it was really good. I'm usually not a fan of sparkling water but this drink was tasty. I'm not sure why the receipt says Genki since it says Chi Forest though. __________ Overall: 4.5/5 (dine in) Took my family here when they came to visit and the food is consistent . All the burgers here are still $9.99. It does take awhile to make but it's worth it since the food is so fresh. They have great energy when they call your funny name which brings a smile to my face. My brother and dad got the tamago burger which they loved. My brother was dipping his burger in the burst egg yolk and finished it so quickly. My youngest brother got the Buta burger which he really liked. I took a bite and thought it was delicious. Probably like it better than the Karai and Tamago burgers I tried last time but I will need to come back and have the whole Buta burger to myself before confirming. We got jazz fries to share with the gravy on the side. Fries were crispy but flavor wasn't there like last time. —— Overall: 3.3/5 (dine in) We came for a late dinner around 10:30 PM, and it was not as good as the past 2 times we dined here. I think they have a different chef at this hour but whatever the reason is, we will avoid coming at this time. The burgers looked the same but did not taste the same. Something was just off. Buta Burger ($9.99): If you read my previous review, my brother got this burger for lunch which I tried a bite of and really liked it so I said I would try it again next time. Well, it was not as good as that one bite I had. It was very mid. Katsu Burger ($9.99): The katsu piece was huge and bigger than the buns. It was good for the first bite only. The breading started coming off the chicken, and the chicken looked...strange (I'll leave it at that). Definitely will not be ordering this burger again.

Savory Asian-fusion burgers with flavorful toppings! The bacon on the Buta burger was a bit salty but the Japanese bbq sauce and pickled onions and red ginger balances it out pretty well. Friend had the Karai burger, in which the pickled cucumbers on it went really well with the patty. Nice burger-joint to try out.

My husband and I both got the Tamago burger and Fuku fries. Pretty solid burger and bun, good seasoning on the fries, good portion sizes. The burger’s a bit more greasy and the bun isn’t anything special, which when I looked at reviews and pictures the buns look amazing, and a good bun can really make a burger. The review pictures are what sold us to want to go out of our way to try this place and I’m glad we tried it, but I don’t know if I’d drive 20 min off the strip for it again. I think there are burger joints just as good on the strip.