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Here are ten menu items for Japanese McDonalds

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McDonald's menus vary all around the world, and Japan has some particularly awesome items available for consumption!

BY TIFFANI DANIEL
JUN 07, 2019




Hate on it all you want, but McDonald's food still continues to be some of the most sought-after quick meals. And not just in the U.S. McDonald's are booming around the globe, and with each new installment comes a new opportunity for McDonald's to add onto its questionably high-calorie food menu items. One such location that continues to surprise foodies with their food options is the McDonald's in Japan.

Now, if you are from Japan or have spent a considerable amount of time there, these McDonald's foods won't seem outside of the norm. But to those in other sectors of the world who have grown tired of McDonald's basic Big Mac and Oreo McFlurry, look at exotic McDonald's food selections with mouths watering.

Thinking about taking a trip to Japan? These 10 awesome McDonald's foods that you can only get in Japan just make be the motivation you need to finally book that ticket.


10
McPork

This simple addition was a hit at McDonald's location in Japan. The pork patty sandwich is covered in garlic and black pepper sauce, which lettuce to add some texture. Taste testers say it is a unique blend of salty and sweet, with the size being comparable to the atypical breakfast sausage patty. The wrapper is, oddly enough, written in English so that hungry guests can easily spot the brown-plastic wrap McPork sandwich.

9
Teriyaki Burgers

The Teriyaki McBurger is actually a staple in Japan. This sauced-covered meat-lovers sandwich is comparable to your typical McDouble, except instead of beef patties, this one is made with a pork patty. If you get it as-is, the patty will be dripping in sweet-tangy sauce, accompanied by mayonnaise and lettuce. As of 2019, there are even more teriyaki options at Japanese McDonalds; they also serve the Chee Chee Teriyaki McBurger, Teriyaki Chicken Fillet-O, Gran Teriyaki, and the Hee Hee Teriyaki McBurger“


8
Shrimp Filet

If you already enjoy McDonald's Fish Filet, then perhaps you will be brave enough to try Japan's Shrimp Filet concoction. Seafood served as fast food institutions is already a questionable option, but there's a reason why this is on Japan's menus-- people love it! It's called the Ebi-Filet over there, and the sandwich is comprised of a shrimp-stuffed patty, topped with a delicate blend of coleslaw, nestled between two sesame seed buns.

7
German Sausage Chicken Sandwich

This cultured-snack is inspired by Germany's popular mix of meats. This sandwich is seasonal in Japan McDonald's, but the anticipation is comparable to North America's McRib phenomenon.


This German-themed burger is jam-packed with a piece of fried chicken, a pork sausage patty, and a sauerkraut topping for an extra zesty flavor.


6
The Full Moon Cheese Tsukimi Burger

This is another seasonal favorite only served at McDonald's in Japan. The Full Moon Cheese Tsukimi Burger is inspired by the harvest moon festival called tsukimi. This festival is held in Japan and Vietnam on August 15th according to the lunar calendar when there will be a full moon at night. So, naturally, this sandwich is only served during the autumn season.

The sandwich is simple when it comes to ingredients, but it definitely has the power to fill you up. The standard beef patty is met up with cheese and a large egg patty, which is supposed to represent the full moon.

5
Mega Muffin

Talk about the breakfast of champions. Although America did away with its Super Size options, Japanese inhabitants are still putting up the challenge. This Mega McMuffin is just your standard breakfast sandwich, made with two English muffins, a sausage patty, egg, and cheese. The Mega McMuffin, is a mammoth of a sandwich are twice the size of its originator.


4
Chocolate Fries

Now, let's get to the weird stuff. People are known to dunk their fries into strange dips; anything from ketchup, mayonnaise, to ice cream. Generally speaking, when it comes to fries, nothing is off limits. It seems that McDonald's in Japan wanted to test this theory by serving up chocolate french fries at their locations.


And apparently, they're a hit! The chocolate sauce will change colors depending on what holidays are coming up (green and red for Christmas, orange and black for Halloween), making them a festive treat. If you're not a chocolate fan, they also have Ume (Sour Plum) Fries, which is a sour pink mix they serve on top of McDonald's classic fries.

3
Cheesecake McFlurry

If there is one thing that other countries can learn from Japan's McDonald's menu, its that cheesecake-flavored anything will always be in popular demand. Whoever thought to include a Cheesecake McFlurry onto Japan's food list needs a raise. This McFlurry is citrus and cheesecake infused ice cream blend that is only available in Miyazaki during the summer.

Now if only this delicious ice cream design would make its way to America.


2
Sankaku Choco Pie Black
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There aren't many chocolate food options when it comes to McDonald's in North America. That's why Japan's Sankaku Choco Pie Black is such a hard-hitter. This flaky pastry oozes with a warm chocolate filling that is guaranteed to be the envy of any chocolate-lovers dream. The chocolate filling has a bit of almond, giving the entire dessert a unique crunchy surprise.

1
Pineapple Pie
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Move over apple pie, there's a new pastry-stuffed dessert in town. American's are partial to the gooey cinnamon and apply infused baked goods at their location McDonald's, but this pineapple pie could be a hot contender. It's made up of the same sugary sweet mold as the staple apple pie, but obviously, it has a pineappled-filled center instead. The rick pineapple filling pairs surprisingly well with the turnover. Most reviews rave that this pie is cooked to perfection, with no oily residue, and perfectly crusted ends. These Japanese locations aren't stingy about their fillings either, as this pineapple pie is said to be loaded with the hot, sweet goodness.

Years ago I had a job that involved a bunch of driving between small towns.... I was single and pretty lazy so I ate a bunch of drive thru fast food breakfasts and lunches ..... gained a lot of weight. I started getting up early enough to fix breakfast and pack a lunch.... swore off drive thru food.... lost 20 pounds in a matter of Months.....

I almost never eat fast food now.... when I do I take a look at the staff before placing an order.... there have been times when I decided I'd rather be hungry that ingest anything handled by zombies....

If you ask them to hold the mustard on your double Quarter Pounder to save a few calories is public shaming involved?

Asking for a friend.

If you ask them to hold the mustard on your double Quarter Pounder to save a few calories is public shaming involved?

Asking for a friend.

Anybody that modifies a sandwich from McDonalds should be tied to a post and executed.

Mustard has 3 calories per serving. Ouch that adds up.

Damn... I'll tell him.

He is timid... so gathering the courage to ask for no mustard is fairly daunting in and of itself.

But if a post and his certain execution is involved I am sure he will stay sheltered in place... surviving only on the eating of junk mail and the rainwater it collects in his recycled specimen cup.

The McChickens are great and are $1. The fries are the greatest and always have been.

McDonald's is about 110% nasty.

I would never eat there by choice... but sometimes on a long trip there are few other options.

Stop at a United Dairy Farmers for diesel fuel one day in Front Royal Virginia... went inside to use the head and looked at their food prep Center on my way out... and decided to give them a try. There had two breakfast sandwiches for $4... caught my attention as cheap enough. Turned out they were damn good food.

Got my breakfast sandwich on a big multigrain bun with a bunch of spinach peppers... whole damn garden. I reckon the multigrain buns are bigger because they are at lunch or dinner base. Anyway whole bunch of veggies bacon egg and cheese 2 bucks a sandwich hard to beat. My dick was hard all day.

I'm convinced McDonald's uses saltpeter and their meat so you'll get the opposite effect.