In terms of chain burger restaurants, my impression of Mos Burger is that the meals are exquisite, made fresh upon order, and they have rice burgers. Since the usual area I live in is a bit far from Mos Burger, I don’t go there very often. This time, I was really interested in the Thai Spicy Chicken Thigh Burger and the Thai Pearl Milk Tea because when I previously visited Thailand, I had Mos Burger there and thought their Thai milk tea was delicious, and I've been hoping to taste it again.

The Thai Spicy Chicken Thigh Burger I ordered this time is a bit spicy, and I think the seasoning is quite good. The chicken is also not dry, but the portion is a bit small. I ordered sweet potato fries as my side, as I personally prefer sweet potato fries. As for the drink, I was most looking forward to the Thai Milk Tea with Pearls. It tastes sweeter than I imagined; I think it’s quite nice, but the pearls are a bit too hard, which is a small pity.

At this Mos Burger located in Crescent Plaza, it is quite inconvenient that they only accept cash and do not offer other payment methods. After placing my order, I realized I didn’t have enough money and had to go to the nearby ATM to withdraw cash, which was a bit awkward. Perhaps due to a shortage of staff, they asked customers to pick up their orders at the counter when their buzzer went off, which was a slight downside, as I have seen other places help with delivering orders. However, parking was quite good; I could park in the Crescent Plaza parking lot without wasting time looking for a parking spot.

Next to the dining area, there is a handwashing station, and they provide hand sanitizer, hand soap, and paper towels for use, which I think is excellent. You can wash your hands without having to go all the way to the restroom.