I wish British McDonalds had more fun packaging like this. Japan in general when it comes to food understands the importance of novelty and aesthetics.
@@skoolynugenator1802 A lot of Japanese culinary videos, even if it's a review of another chef, will focus still on the artistry of it and will use delicate methods to show a cross section of the dish. A lot of Western food reviewers will just show post bite. I found it comical because McDonalds is such an American thing, but this is a burger for Gojira and the demo was so authentically Japanese.
That haul - the McD's stuff and the soda - would be at least $30 in the US. McD's has become crazy expensive but even when it was cheaper, er, "cheaper" it was still cheaper to eat at the Denny's across the street and at Denny's they refill your drink.
The quality... uhm, if you can call it quality, has deteriorated to the point where even the least of their menu items is ridiculously subpar. Once I ate In-N-Out years ago, McD's and the rest became extremely expendable. If I'm held at gunpoint and made to eat McD's, the only thing I could stomach would be a filet o' fish. It would be interesting to see if America will get any kind of promo for the new Godzilla movie. I'm really kind of surprised we never seem to get different flavors of pies... if I could afford to fly to Japan, I'd get a few hundred of those butterscotch pies! We can't even get cherry pies, which at one time used to be a common menu item. After seeing the different flavors of pie, I dislike McD's even more now!
@@stoveguy2133 Big Mac's imo nothing has really changed but the prices, always random quality depends who makes your burger and slaps it all together quickly or takes their times... Typically it's slapped together ofc. 😂 For the price it's kinda mid nowadays. I remember I would get 4 burgers for like 4.24 with tax. Not too shabby. Nowadays that's at least 8 bucks. I'm talking about the McDoubles when they were a dollar as well as the McChicken sandwhiches. 🥲 When I see Japanese McD's I always fall in love, it just seems like lots of the foreign McDonalds have some quality sheit compared to the standard US menu. But in the end, McDonalds will always be McDonalds lol sub-bar. I wish I had an In-N-Out on the East Coast. 😭😭 Or Burger shack whatever those are called. I've found it's best to just make your own frfr.
I have discovered your channel just a few days ago, and since then, watched many videos. I really like your videos about vending machines in Japan. That is so unique and fascinating !
Great video, I am coming to Japan for the first time in August. My first trip to Asia actually and I am very excited about it as it has been a huge dream of mine for so long. Konnichiwa from Dublin, Ireland. :D
Make sure you do your research as first timer and get all the mandatory shots especially for encephalitis and malaria. There is a list for all the vaccines you need to take, as without them you will be denied entry.
Because generally Republicans get rid of regulations so the corporations don't have to spend the money on higher quality ingredients and can just use the cheap stuff full of fillers, additives and preservatives. Every other country on the planet has higher standards than the US..Its not that they want to but they have to follow the laws of the country if they want to do business there
@@Just_Johnnieyou’re watching the wrong movies if you believe that. Yes their summer blockbuster movies suck 9 times out of 10 but they make them to fund the good movies they make that don’t make as much money. The summer blockbuster movies follow a formula that kids love and the movie studios depend on those kids to get their parents to take them to see it. Thats why those types of movies are the same today as they were in the 1990s.
I was wondering why that chicken patty looked weird, then it dawned on me. Japanese batter has egg in it! Or at least egg white. In the US is more of a breading batter on the outside, but the nuggets are done like that in this video. And also from the look of it, those pastries may have been fried too. McD's hash browns are one of my weaknesses so I like seeing it on a burger.
What’s crazy is their food and snacks are waaaayyyy fancier than the packaging. That tells you they value their stuff as well as what they display on the outside of the container.
How do they monitor age with the vending machines? Also, Mcdonald's is so much more expensive in the US. That bag would have cost 30 dollars or more. (If we even had access to those sandwiches.)
Dope. In the US a Chicken Crisp is called a McChicken....instead of Mustard they use Mayo and a smaller patty. Same taste though (chicken nugget). Wish they spiced up the menu like this in the US to incorporate limited time sandwiches and drinks to promote films and other media more often.
Yeah, butterscotch is this sort of creamy flavor, like there are these candies in the US called "Werther's Originals" that are very popular with older people (I don't like 'em, they're too sweet for me) but they're butterscotch flavor. Well, back in the day (we're talking like 50 years ago because I'm almost 62 now) butterscotch was a pudding flavor you could always find. And the butterscotch pudding was good! Weird, but good, and better than those little Werther's things.
Always amazing what the various McDonald's franchises and corporate menus come up with to entice patrons. Waiting for the day when McDonald's introduces thick cut french fries inside the burgers (next step up from hash browns) only to mimic how some local regions (like in Pittsburg, etc.,) prefer their meat and potatoes in one sandwich. Excellent video!
Just by hearing the audio I can tell the wrappers on the burgers are a lot thicker than the ones in the US, which is nice because it probably means grease is less likely to escape. It's odd little things that you don't really think about until you see them done differently somewhere else.
Teriyaki with tartar sauce?? That sounds like something we’d make drunk friends eat back in the day to mess with them. Never had them together in my life.
really miss the original apple pies they had here in the US.. now its not the same with that bubbly crispy outside 😢 wish we had those specialties here too
I believe that they are the same apple pies but mcdonald's used to fry them, making the crispy and crunchy the way Japan still does. For many years now, mcdonald's bakes their pies, rather than frying them. And I believe that they started baking them as some kind of healthy alternative to frying. If I'm wrong about all of this, please someone correct me. Thanks
Just want to say that you made all of that look very good. The most recent thing mcds has given us in the US is a spicy chili sauce for our overpriced nuggets, but only for a limited time. The toys suck, too. 😢
15 USd for 4 burgers , 2 sides and an energy drink. Australia is sooo bad, I spoke to a Japanese lady today in fact at my work who was picking up her mother after a medical procedure and she mentioned how food is so expensive here during our conversation. Ofc she meant, not just fast food but all food. Here, 1 Mcdonalds burger will be $5 USD or about $8.50 AU. An energy drink will be (from a convenient vendor like that) about $7 Au or $4.50 USD, then add those sides too... Its crazy now, our incomes have not changed in years but cost of things climbs each year... Somehow, we all just seem to accept it.
WoW, what value! I'd be paying $40 for that amount of food at McDonald's in Ontario, Canada. We also have on our online order menu, "Big Mac, no meat." Wth?😂 Ooh, my Mom used to make a delicious butterscotch pie. She used pastry for it and I used to beg her to make a sweet pie crust for it, but she never did. I'll have to make it myself now though as my Mom died in 2019 😭
Did you notice how clean and quiet the city was? I'm not one of those people that runs around bashing on my own country... But I love watching these videos and seeing how beautiful the cities are over there.
Here in the U.S. we only have the lame Oppenheimer and Poor Things burger with very little lettuce. I’d rather have that Godzilla Minus One burger, but Hollywood won’t allow it in CA.
Well it is good to know that McDonald's quality is consistent world wide lmao, the food never looks all that great but damn it's good for what it is ....... The Big Mac is my favorite.
I wish British McDonalds had more fun packaging like this. Japan in general when it comes to food understands the importance of novelty and aesthetics.
Yeah.. crunchy wrappers 💥💥💥
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen, they have beer vending machines in the street and it seems no one has vandalised it or stolen from it.
Yeah thats because this isn't America. Japanese people tend to be more civilized.
Cutting a McDonald's cheeseburger in half with a proper knife is the most Japanese thing I've ever seen.
I honestly don’t get it.
@@skoolynugenator1802 A lot of Japanese culinary videos, even if it's a review of another chef, will focus still on the artistry of it and will use delicate methods to show a cross section of the dish. A lot of Western food reviewers will just show post bite. I found it comical because McDonalds is such an American thing, but this is a burger for Gojira and the demo was so authentically Japanese.
@@AudikaLive Japan seems Elegant. America is not.
Hence the comment lol. The Japanese even took something as ridiculously American as an oversized McDonalds burger and made it pretty.
hes jsut showing burger
That haul - the McD's stuff and the soda - would be at least $30 in the US. McD's has become crazy expensive but even when it was cheaper, er, "cheaper" it was still cheaper to eat at the Denny's across the street and at Denny's they refill your drink.
The quality... uhm, if you can call it quality, has deteriorated to the point where even the least of their menu items is ridiculously subpar. Once I ate In-N-Out years ago, McD's and the rest became extremely expendable. If I'm held at gunpoint and made to eat McD's, the only thing I could stomach would be a filet o' fish. It would be interesting to see if America will get any kind of promo for the new Godzilla movie. I'm really kind of surprised we never seem to get different flavors of pies... if I could afford to fly to Japan, I'd get a few hundred of those butterscotch pies! We can't even get cherry pies, which at one time used to be a common menu item. After seeing the different flavors of pie, I dislike McD's even more now!
I had 2 Big Macs this week. Never did that before. Snarfed em down quick
@@stoveguy2133 Big Mac's imo nothing has really changed but the prices, always random quality depends who makes your burger and slaps it all together quickly or takes their times... Typically it's slapped together ofc. 😂 For the price it's kinda mid nowadays. I remember I would get 4 burgers for like 4.24 with tax. Not too shabby. Nowadays that's at least 8 bucks. I'm talking about the McDoubles when they were a dollar as well as the McChicken sandwhiches. 🥲
When I see Japanese McD's I always fall in love, it just seems like lots of the foreign McDonalds have some quality sheit compared to the standard US menu. But in the end, McDonalds will always be McDonalds lol sub-bar. I wish I had an In-N-Out on the East Coast. 😭😭 Or Burger shack whatever those are called. I've found it's best to just make your own frfr.
They never have different ones anywhere in America. The place is garbage imo and extremely over priced very unhealthy trash.
California fast food wages are $20/hour in April 2024.
Sign of the times.
I have discovered your channel just a few days ago, and since then, watched many videos. I really like your videos about vending machines in Japan. That is so unique and fascinating !
I love how on the pie its says "butter scotch?" With 2 words and a question mark like theyre saying. Hmmm is its butterscotch? We dont even know lol.
Great prices compared to my country, and the quantity also looks better. I always enjoy how clean and quiet your travels are in the city.
Those would easily be 3x the cost here in Canada... its depressing.
He picks up a burger and he chews it on down as he searches for a drink towards the center of town.
Awesome video! They look very tasty specially the first one
Very cool Video. Thank you for showing us the Godzilla stuff 😊
Being a fan of Godzilla. I love that there is food themed around Godzilla ! Thank you for sharing, I definitely would try the butterscotch pie.
Great video, I am coming to Japan for the first time in August. My first trip to Asia actually and I am very excited about it as it has been a huge dream of mine for so long. Konnichiwa from Dublin, Ireland. :D
Make sure you do your research as first timer and get all the mandatory shots especially for encephalitis and malaria. There is a list for all the vaccines you need to take, as without them you will be denied entry.
@@brahmansamVaccinations stopped being mandatory almost a year ago.
Glad to see the channel is growing! Wow, Gojira energy drink!? These look great 👍
Why Japan’s McDonald’s is better than the US McDonald’s?
Besides cooler food choices it'll also be higher quality food than in the US
Because generally Republicans get rid of regulations so the corporations don't have to spend the money on higher quality ingredients and can just use the cheap stuff full of fillers, additives and preservatives.
Every other country on the planet has higher standards than the US..Its not that they want to but they have to follow the laws of the country if they want to do business there
these sorts of videos always remind me of fond memories playing shenmue on my dreamcast. thanks for the nostalgia.
Godzilla minus one was one of the best movies i watched last year. Made Hollywood look real bad because most of the stuff made here was just awful 😖
Was able to catch the Minus Color version, it honestly was sooo good. Warner Bros wish they ass could 😭
Hollywood just does remake, now. Their creativity’s dead.
Godzilla Minus One is one of the best movies I've seen within a decade.
@@Just_Johnnieyou’re watching the wrong movies if you believe that. Yes their summer blockbuster movies suck 9 times out of 10 but they make them to fund the good movies they make that don’t make as much money. The summer blockbuster movies follow a formula that kids love and the movie studios depend on those kids to get their parents to take them to see it. Thats why those types of movies are the same today as they were in the 1990s.
Cringe comment
I was wondering why that chicken patty looked weird, then it dawned on me. Japanese batter has egg in it! Or at least egg white. In the US is more of a breading batter on the outside, but the nuggets are done like that in this video. And also from the look of it, those pastries may have been fried too. McD's hash browns are one of my weaknesses so I like seeing it on a burger.
We are getting ripped off in the states.
What’s crazy is their food and snacks are waaaayyyy fancier than the packaging. That tells you they value their stuff as well as what they display on the outside of the container.
Look very yummy can,t wait to eat😊❤❤❤🗾🎉
How do they monitor age with the vending machines? Also, Mcdonald's is so much more expensive in the US. That bag would have cost 30 dollars or more. (If we even had access to those sandwiches.)
True!
If I visited Japan I would spend so much time trying new foods that I would never actually go sightseeing…
Dope. In the US a Chicken Crisp is called a McChicken....instead of Mustard they use Mayo and a smaller patty. Same taste though (chicken nugget). Wish they spiced up the menu like this in the US to incorporate limited time sandwiches and drinks to promote films and other media more often.
Awesome Video!! You made everything look sooo delicious. I'm going to try making a hashbrown hamburger, that looked amazing!!
Prices are way higher here in Seattle’s metro area. If I could get all that food for $14 here, holy crap!😂
GODZILLA is popular in the US too!
7:30 Butterscotch is a custard pudding. Very old fashion, but yummy.
Interesting burgers.😮
Yeah, butterscotch is this sort of creamy flavor, like there are these candies in the US called "Werther's Originals" that are very popular with older people (I don't like 'em, they're too sweet for me) but they're butterscotch flavor. Well, back in the day (we're talking like 50 years ago because I'm almost 62 now) butterscotch was a pudding flavor you could always find. And the butterscotch pudding was good! Weird, but good, and better than those little Werther's things.
Is it normal in Japan to eat desert first? I've been to some Asian countries but never Japan and I've never seen that before.
Why does the butterscotch pie have a ? on the packaging?
sundae stays my fav
Do you know how long these items will be in the menu for?
I'm going to Japan next week!
all those mcdonalds sandwiches look delicious, and actually very well made
omg did y'all here the crunch of the apple pie??? why aint our like that?
Always amazing what the various McDonald's franchises and corporate menus come up with to entice patrons. Waiting for the day when McDonald's introduces thick cut french fries inside the burgers (next step up from hash browns) only to mimic how some local regions (like in Pittsburg, etc.,) prefer their meat and potatoes in one sandwich. Excellent video!
I remember years back when you could get actual Yugioh cards as a limited promotion.
Just by hearing the audio I can tell the wrappers on the burgers are a lot thicker than the ones in the US, which is nice because it probably means grease is less likely to escape. It's odd little things that you don't really think about until you see them done differently somewhere else.
Interesting that the picture on the vending machine said Godzilla II but the can itself said Godzilla III
fantastic godzilla burger :) great move !
So this mean we will get this in America right?
very interesting. more imaginative than McD in US
We just recently had a Raspberry and White Chocolate pie in the UK, it was the best thing ever, but wasn't available for long 😢
did they not have that charcoal burger? i remember seeing that once in a japan mcdonalds vid it looked weird
In Brazil Mc Donalds have apple and banana pie as normal.
i was like oh $15 that aint bad...until you pulled out 4 burgers and 2 pies.
15$ for all that stuff seems very affordable! In Germany I would have bought only 2 hamburgers.
Is it 100% Godzilla meat?
Just had to make me and my dad a chicken sandwich after watching this. Hit the spot!
That you felt the need to define "Godzilla" at the beginning of this video is unsettling.
Boleh mkn ke McDonalds tiap2 hari? Dop jemu ke?
tartar sauce or mayonaise?
Amazing courage to enter and buy items with the mighty, 'Ga-Zirra" the destroyer
You Mean " Go-Gee-Da !!!
@@mikerampolla701 thank you for the correct pronunciation.
Teriyaki with tartar sauce?? That sounds like something we’d make drunk friends eat back in the day to mess with them. Never had them together in my life.
All Of Those Burgers 🍔 Look Smacking!
thanks for sharing!
Just smoked a blunt and this had me drooling for one
really miss the original apple pies they had here in the US.. now its not the same with that bubbly crispy outside 😢 wish we had those specialties here too
I believe that they are the same apple pies but mcdonald's used to fry them, making the crispy and crunchy the way Japan still does. For many years now, mcdonald's bakes their pies, rather than frying them. And I believe that they started baking them as some kind of healthy alternative to frying. If I'm wrong about all of this, please someone correct me. Thanks
Just want to say that you made all of that look very good. The most recent thing mcds has given us in the US is a spicy chili sauce for our overpriced nuggets, but only for a limited time. The toys suck, too. 😢
15 USd for 4 burgers , 2 sides and an energy drink. Australia is sooo bad, I spoke to a Japanese lady today in fact at my work who was picking up her mother after a medical procedure and she mentioned how food is so expensive here during our conversation. Ofc she meant, not just fast food but all food.
Here, 1 Mcdonalds burger will be $5 USD or about $8.50 AU. An energy drink will be (from a convenient vendor like that) about $7 Au or $4.50 USD, then add those sides too... Its crazy now, our incomes have not changed in years but cost of things climbs each year... Somehow, we all just seem to accept it.
very cool, i have never seen a mcdonalds burger with potato
When i heard the Godzilla Burger i expected like a tower
The pies look good
Why did the "Butter Scotch?" pie have a question mark? Were they not sure what was in the box?
I need some of that omg
This looks good! Why can't we have this stuff at the US locations!?
I’m always at McDonald’s when a new item comes out on the 1st day…Hello from Kanagawa Prefecture
Can we please get this in America? 😭
Seeing these made with quality in Japan items; I will never go to a MC D's in a U.S. store again seeing the sub par items they sell here.
I know, right? You should see the difference in cup o noodles too, it's crazy!
@@Nightsisters_Clan right...they look like actual hand made ramen; so true...
im sad they stopped the godzilla burger
Hello expecting energy drink to be purple! Nice❤👍
Japan McDonald’s always looks so much better
Butterscotch? Is that a question or a statement of the product inside?
If McDonald's were like this in the U.S., I'd probably actually eat there.
Also imagine not knowing of Godzilla. 🤣
everything is better in Japan, the small details like the shape of the bread just makes is cooler.
Seeing these made with quality in Japan items; I will never go to a MC D's in a U.S. store again seeing the sub par items they sell here.
WoW, what value! I'd be paying $40 for that amount of food at McDonald's in Ontario, Canada. We also have on our online order menu, "Big Mac, no meat." Wth?😂
Ooh, my Mom used to make a delicious butterscotch pie. She used pastry for it and I used to beg her to make a sweet pie crust for it, but she never did. I'll have to make it myself now though as my Mom died in 2019 😭
This is why I love Japan 🇯🇵 ❤
I'm jelly 😶 looks awesome 😎👍👍
800yen = ~5€ for a burger menu, your vid is like a time capsule😂😂
i miss that time about 15years ago in germany^^^
So cool
Finally Godzilla won an Oscar!😆🤘🍾
All that for $15.50? In US youre paying $13 for just 3 sandwiches
Did you notice how clean and quiet the city was? I'm not one of those people that runs around bashing on my own country... But I love watching these videos and seeing how beautiful the cities are over there.
I will never eat McDonald's ever again in my life but it's atill nice watching it
I thought he was gonna cut the Belgian chocolate pie into a triangle for some reason. when I saw the knife.
I’m starving now 😂
A beer vending machine, wow
Oh no there goes Tokyo!
Yep!
That hashbrown burger in particular looks bomb.
My brain was going "make bun out of hashbrown" though :D
''In Japan, Godzilla is a popular character''
I mean, if you never someone telling you a true statement, there you have it.
Very cool.
that last one..a junior chicken with mustard instead of mayo?..
5:30 that burger feels more like a Gamera burger :D
Yummy!!!
"In Japan, Godzilla is a popular character..."
One can say, he is treated as a "god"...
Was hoping for green buns 😂
やべぞこれ。ゲロうっまそうじゃないか！
You guys had mcds godzilla minus uno hella cool mad jealous my friendo
When it showed $15 US i was like oh thats comparable to here. Then he pulled out all the food 😞 ugh... nevermind
damn, even mcdonald’s in japan ain’t givin no napkins. smh
Here in the U.S. we only have the lame Oppenheimer and Poor Things burger with very little lettuce.
I’d rather have that Godzilla Minus One burger, but Hollywood won’t allow it in CA.
Screw the knife. Gimme that 🍔. Gotta chow down on that yummyness. All 3.
Well it is good to know that McDonald's quality is consistent world wide lmao, the food never looks all that great but damn it's good for what it is ....... The Big Mac is my favorite.
this is a real thing?
Damn I want that Godzilla burger and the Teriyaki one!
Looks good