About a minute’s drive from Naha Airport, I found an excellent burger restaurant on the second floor of a deserted shopping street in Nago. The price is as high as in Naha or other tourist spots, but once you try it, you will be hooked! The prices are as high as those in Naha and other tourist spots, but once you try it, you will be hooked!
Point 1: In a quiet shopping street in Nago! What is the location of “HEY”?
HEY” is a hamburger specialty restaurant located on the second floor of a shopping street in Nago City, the busiest shopping area in the northern part of Okinawa’s main island.
Even though it is called a shopping street, there are not so many people passing by on weekdays, and the shopping street gives a rather quiet impression.
HEY” is located on the second floor of a building in the shopping arcade.
In contrast to the shopping arcade, the interior of the store looks like a very fashionable studio! First of all, you will be struck by the gap between the shopping arcade and the store.
In fact, the manager of this restaurant is a man who trained for 10 years at a very famous hamburger restaurant in Okinawa called “Captain Kangaroo” before setting up his own business.
He was at one of the best hamburger restaurants in Okinawa, and since he has mastered the techniques of that restaurant, it is bound to be delicious! I was very excited. What kind of hamburgers will he serve us?
Nago is 1 hour and 11 minutes away from Naha Airport by car.
By bus, it takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes, but if you take Ryukyu Bus No. 120 and get off at “Ohnaka”, access is surprisingly easy as the restaurant building is right in front of you.
Even though Nago is in the north, it is nice to be able to go there without changing buses!
Point 2: Introduction of “HEY” recommended hamburgers!
HEY” usually offers six types of burgers.
First, there is “HEY Burger” (1,200 yen, price subject to change) with a patty, lettuce, cheese, bacon, egg, and HEY sauce; then “THE Burger” (800 yen) with a patty, HEY sauce, and ketchup; “Dubuchi” (950 yen) with two patties, cheese, HEY sauce, and ketchup; and “Teritama” (950 yen), “Fish” (800 yen), and plain (600 yen). (950 yen), Teritama (950 yen), Fish (800 yen), and Plain (600 yen).
We recommend the “HEY Burger,” which is the restaurant’s original and unique burger with a large volume.
It is said that 80% of first-time customers order this burger.
The HEY Burger’s bun is characterized by its juicy and meaty taste, and the meat’s original flavor is very strong, making it very satisfying to eat.
And the special sauce, “HEY sauce,” is excellent. It has a good balance of slightly sweet and sour taste, and it goes great with the buns!
The buns are also easy to eat because they are crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and the whole thing comes together nicely.
I know there are a lot of restrictions, like how much your stomach likes it or how you feel, but it really is hard to decide which burger to get.
Point 3: Is there no set for “HEY” hamburgers?
HEY” burgers do not come with fries or a drink, but you can get a fries and drink set for an additional 660 yen (including tax), a fries set for an additional 440 yen, or a drink set for an additional 330 yen.
Since you are going to go to the trouble of eating a hamburger, why not enjoy it with fries and a drink as part of the set?
You can also add additional toppings such as patties, jalapenos, eggs, cheese, lettuce, and sauce. (100-300 yen) It is great to be able to customize the hamburger to your liking!
