Hokkaido · Hakodate
41.7688°N, 140.7117°E
Lucky Pierrot (ラッキーピエロ) is a Hakodate-only burger chain with 17 locations, each themed differently (pirate ship, carousel, Chinese palace, etc.). The burger is messy, indulgent, and utterly Japanese in its fusion sensibility.
The chain's mascot is a clown (Lucky Pierrot = Lucky Clown), and locations are decorated with overwhelming kitsch — mannequins, neon, vintage toys, carousel horses. The experience is part American diner, part Japanese pop maximalism. Despite the tourist popularity, locals genuinely eat here — a rarity for 'famous' regional chains.
Essential Information
Opening Hours
10:00 AM – 12:30 AM (hours vary by location)
Closed: Open year-round
Entrance Fee
Chinese Chicken Burger ¥440. Tonkatsu Burger ¥490. Meal set ¥1,200–1,500.
Best Season
Year-round; available as a Hakodate staple at any hour
Visit Duration
30–45 minutes
Getting There
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