Joia Burger

Very good burger. Was actually surprised how good the burgers were. Fries were fine, nothing special, and the ice cream was above average. Good spot if you’re in a burger mood.

I had an amazing experience here! The food was delicious—especially the burgers—and the atmosphere was clean, welcoming, and really well put together. I even got the chance to speak with the owner, who was incredibly kind and passionate about the place. The only downside is the price. I paid around $40 for two burgers and a fry, which felt a bit steep for a quick bite. I understand they use Wagyu beef (and it definitely tastes great!), but just a heads up for anyone planning to stop in on a budget.

Simple, fast, and totally worth the visit This spot had been on my to-do list for a while, and I’m glad I finally went. The menu is simple — basically just two types of burgers plus a vegan option — but they really deliver. The burger is not only delicious, it’s also unique, which makes it absolutely worth the trip. The place is very clean, the service is fast, and they offer a good selection of drinks. If you’re in the area (or even if you’re not), this is a burger worth seeking out.

The wagyu burgers at the new Joia location are amazing! We tried both Papaya and Joia toppings for the burgers, we tried the fries and ube soft serves with sprinkles and toasted coconut! Everything tasted great, came out very fast and the interior is super cute. The ube soft serve is a must! 💜

After seeing The Washingtonian food critic post about this place having a good burger, I decided to give it a try. It is a smash patty style burger using Waygu beef. It's your choice of 1, 2, or 3 patties with either the standard Joia topping (their spin on the McDonald's special sauce) or a papaya salad topping. They are slightly heavy-handed with the sauce topping, but it's a good, fast casual burger. The fries are skin on and seasoned without being salty.