Fun fact: Germany is known for the Reinheitsgebot, a law that dates back to the early 1500s. This law governs the purity of beer. The law has been updated throughout the centuries to include yeast (which hadn’t been discovered when the law was first created) and some other natural ingredients. Beer in the US tastes different because they don't follow the purity rule. So, that's why German beer tastes so different and Germans say the stuff in the US is (mostly) not 'Bier' :D
Full Moon Cheese Tsukimi Burger is my favorite!!!! I had three when I was in Japan last year. So glad you featured it, it does remind me of Eggslut. Good call!
The McRib you mentioned is a permanent item on the German McDonald's menu, so you can get it pretty much anywhere if you ever decide to visit Germany again.
I've been to Germany two times and every time I really enjoyed it. My last time visiting Germany I stayed in Berlin and I just fell in love with that city. Was planning to return this year, but I had to postpone that of course. As for local products in our McDonald's, in The Netherlands, we have the McKroket which is amazing. It's a burger with mustard and a croquette burger. Our Burger King also has a local burger called the Freakingdel Burger. It's based on a popular snack but I haven't had it yet. I'm planning to visit a BK soon though. Oh and about cheeseburgers... I'm allergic to milk and milk-based products so I almost never have a cheeseburger.
New Zealand does not really have seasonal foods at MacD's. The place to go for takeaway burgers is Burger Fuel which has the best burgers in the country. It's also the only takeaway chain to offer gluten-free buns, soy milk shakes (3 flavours), sweet potato chips (fries)... and there is beer in the drinks fridge behind the counter. BF has a lot of limited edition burgers. Their Japanese- themed one for the Rugby World Cup, the Neon Blackout had chicken katsu and soba noodles on a black bun (squid ink dye) with ginger-sesame dressing.
First off: I have been on a LuftHansa flight from Philly to Frankfurt some years back and i can agree with how wonderful it is! I was floored at how HUGE the Frankfurt airport is! Also i'm Texan and my favorite burger EVER isn't made anymore;it was one of the spicy Carl's Jr thick burgers I am a fan of Whataburger Patty Melts.
Oh i wish our MacDs have more special items like that! The menus here in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, barely change. In fact a lot of us agree that McDs drinks are actually the best tasting items off their entire menu! I always wanted to try the Asian ones as they al ways seem to have cool items to try.
In Canada, we have Poutine at McDonald's all year round. I like to combo that with a BLT quarter pounder. There's also the Shamrock Shake for St. Patrick's Day and the Creme Egg McFlurry at easter... The McRib occasionally shows up. I am trying to remember if there are more but I don't know. OH! I also just remembered that one year there was a Red Velvet McFlurry for Canada Day.
Hi, i keep missing your live show...but i enjoy these videos too. I miss locomoco burger from mcdonalds last year lol. I was in japan in summer last year. Best burger ever.
Here in the USA we don't have nearly as much variety as in Japan at McDs. We have the Shamrock shake and the McRib sandwich (my favorite btw). And in certain markets they will have a creamsicle shake. Love your videos.
my favorite is Whopper cheeseburger. Btw I was watching one of your other video which you mentioned you used to work at Fushion. I realized that is why you looked so familiar. Wish I got to meet you as a person instead of getting super drunk. LOL. Keep rocking boys! Much mahalo for bringing us uplifting videos.
100% about the people you meet affecting how you remember and view where you are/have been. How you remember Philadelphia is how I remember San Francisco, and I was there for about a year as well. Nothing but fantastic memories and thoughts about Japan and Hawaii. Much love!
I don't know if our McDonald's have a local flavors...but once in a while they introduce seasonal flavors. My favorite seasonal item was from Japan, the teriyaki burger and sakura float, now I'm craving for it. Also have ebi burger and wasabi shake shake fries.... I don't know if longga Burger, local flavor, is from McDonald's or jollibee 😅😂
I love the breads in Germany too! And their salads with their buttermilk or yogurt dressing not sure what it was but the salads were so fresh and crisp!
oh yes, come to Germany and bring Satoshi-san to the beer- and sausage-heaven! I am german and I hate beer, but we also have good coffee and other fine stuff 😋It will be a lof of fun to have you both here - after covid19😕 please stay safe!
I live in the US and my favorite burger is a diner style burger called the "Banzai Burger" from Red Robin. The patty has a teriyaki glaze on it and it has grilled pineapple rings on it. Soooo yummy!!
Kurochan in America would be jealous of that Grape Drank. When I used to go to Nihongo Gakko as a child we would always watch "Princess From the Moon" and "Totoro" every fall.
Here in Denver Colorado McDonald's does nothing special except does a pumpkin spice latte. Which about every coffee shop in the entire country seems to do this time of the year. If I had McDonald's that look like what you had I probably would eat at McDonald's
When you talked about your experience with Germany - and ours with Japan - that hit close to home! In my mind Japan really remains this place where I feel completely safe, and where I never had a bad experience. Or... maybe if I tried, I'd think of some (like the Osakan grandmas who very openly disapproved of my partner's beard, hahaha) , but the good ones always weigh them out! I moved from Prague to Edinburgh ten years ago and the people here really made me fall in love with this city straight away. I find Edinburghers halfway between Czechs and Japan's citizens, polite and generally nice but not afraid of expressing their opinion when needed (not about beards tho .DD).
We get Shamrock(Mint flavored) shakes around St. Patricks day and they used to do Eggnog shakes during the holidays. There were summer slushie/smoothie drinks this year but I never tried any of them. Right now there is pumpkin spice stuff everywhere. Drinks, sweets, pastries, cereal, and I've even seen savory snacks that are pumpkin spice.
At New Zealand McDonald’s we have the kiwi burger it’s a burger with egg and beetroot. Similar to Ozzie burger but it was in New Zealand before Australia McDonald’s.
As for what our local McDonalds are like, I live in Texas, and our McDonalds has cut down the menu ever since the pandemic started flaring up in the US in March. Though it really only got bad in Texas in June, March through May it was mostly New York, Boston, Detroit, and New Orleans that were getting wrecked. But they completely got rid of the salads for example (which were awesome) and they don't do all-day breakfast any more. Which is sad because I used to love getting the chicken biscuits and hash browns for lunch or dinner.
I don't like the mcrib itself but when it's in season I add it to a cheeseburger with white cheese, pickle & slivered onions. That's a good burger. Have you ever tried their steak bagels? The steak is so yummy but I'm not a bagel person. Try this, the steak bagel minus bagel substitute regular bun add the cream cheese. It already comes with grilled onions. 🙂
I think I'd enjoy the drink. I really like grape soda so it would be nice to try the soda. The fries also seemed tasty. In the USA, there's the shamrock shake that comes out for St.Patricks day. People go nuts over it. I had it once and it was okay. It's also not really a cheeseburger, but I love the shroom burger from shake shack. But the closest one to me is in a mall and covid is still pretty serious where I am.
In Singapore, we have this "Prosperity Burger" during the Lunar New Year period. Customers have a choice of chicken or beef patty, single or double patties, slice onions, laced with black pepper sauce. Side dishes may vary; curly fries, limited period flavour pie and soft serve icecream. We also have this "Samurai Burger" which is usually randomly released with no fixed period. Same with a choice of chicken or beef patty, laced with teriyaki sauce. Also side dishes may vary; limited period flavour pie and soft serve icecream. Then we also had "nasi lemak burger", "Kiasu burger" which will reappear once in a blue moon. And oh, we have this McSpicy chicken burger. Its very good but spicy, and its a fixed item on the menu though.
We get pumpkin spice in the fall, peppermint near Christmas, and mint for Saint Patrick's day. There are also some limited regional special items like lobster rolls in Main. There are some special items that comes around once in a while, I cant tell you when as I don't follow them. Like the McRib.Mostly it is low quality.
I never go to McDonalds but the grape drink sounds so good to me. I love grape flavor things. Wish it was available in the US. For burgers I usually go to 5 Guys or Red Robin or Wendy’s, which are the best fast/casual options near me in Ohio.
I'd love to one day visit Japan. As I require a wheelchair to get around though, I worry I wouldn't be able to experience much. As far as the McD's food, the final burger without seeds on the bun looks best. It seems similar to the McMuffin, though with a bun instead of muffin. The meat looks different than what I'd expect to see here in the States though.
We dont have a lot of special burger places around. Honestly, the Applebees around this area is extremely good. Good quality food. Always hot. Always good service. Ive heard some Applebees establishments being horrible but Ive never had bad food or a bad experience at ours. The western bbq and cheddar burger is FIRE.
First of all we need more screentime and videos of Justin! Here in Belgium we don't have many seasonal burgers, its just mostly a limited burger called Maestro burgers, they are a bit bigger with slightly better products (bun, burger, good bacon, better cheese) but it's not something very amazing to be honest. Japan Mcdo looks way better! Will def try the fries and some burgers!
My McDonalds in Ohio is pretty standared. Occasionally they have seasonal/holiday deserts or salads with fruit in the summer. The Burger King here had a meatless Whopper burger.
Those burgers looked very interesting.Have McDonalds in town,but i usually eat elewhere,cause McD's is rather expensive. Thanks for sharing your McDonalds! Hi Justin!!!♡
Austria is fabulous too! Sorry commenting as I watch. We hiked through the Austrian alps. Our baggage was taken ahead of us and we hiked from chalet to chalet or hutte as they call them.
We don't usually get anything special at our mcdonalds here in Michigan. Right now they got something going on called the Travis Scott burger. Don't even know who he even is but he got his own burger at McDonald's and all it is, is a mcdouble with bacon.
Nice words from you about germany . :D made me happy to hear , that you had some good experience with german ppl as well . I would send you a Mc Rib , but I guess it wont be good anymore , when the package would arrive =_= . Thanks for all your videos about Tokio , ...actualy I already booked my flight to Japan for March 2020 , but then everything was canceld because of Covid . I just hope soon a miracle will happen , and we are all allowed to travel the world again. Traveling is essential to give our live a reason ! Greetings from Germany ! keep up your good spirit
In Germany they have seasonal items, like Oktoberfest in fall or Hüttengaudi (a kind of après ski theme) in winter. I'm always intrigued to try them, but most of the times I am kinda underwhelmed. 🙈 If you get the chance to take Satoshi over here, I would be happy to help out with tipps and ideas on where to go and what to do!
Here in Philadelphia There's so many places to get burgers like pizza places and restaurants and diners as far as burger joints we have Nifty fifties, checkers which has spicy french fries Wendy's, Burger King McDonald's, Five guys
We don’t really have seasonal food items at McDonald’s in the US. But we do have a couple beverages....shamrock shakes in March for St. Patrick’s Day. Chocolate mint hot chocolate around Christmas. Oh! And we sometimes have pumpkin pies through the fall and winter and coconut creme pies around Easter/spring. But we never have seasonal sandwiches...and have never had any other fries, but the original. I personally do not like McDonald’s food. So if I go it’s for iced tea, iced coffee or a shamrock shake. That’s pretty much it.
Shamrock shakes in March-April, Strawberries and Cream Pie in the Summer, and Pumpkin Cream Pie during Thanksgiving here in the U.S... at least here in SoCal.
very nice video sir shinichi! in terms of budget friendly cheeseburger well i kinda like & a guilt pleasure food for me is the Jollibee's Yum with Cheese (that is how they called their normal cheeseburger). The McRib was kinda a super-uber-duper-rare seasonal item here in my country i think it was only introduced once (me & my cousins kinda liked it when we have it delivered some years ago) and it kinda never came back though. Lastly the McDonald locations in where i live since birth serves spaghetti either as a meal or a la carte/solo :D
06:25 I'm ashamed to admit that I don't keep track of the seasonal changes at McDonald's anymore because I think the menu for the Canadian McDonalds isn't much different from the US one but I'll add that my favorite breakfast item is the breakfast burrito.
While I am Very Happy that my small town Don't have a MDonalds at all, I am also pretty sure that the ones in my country have never any seasonal items (aside the summer ice cream flavours maybe). One thing that makes these Japanese videos so fun is all these seasonal items and foods, as we don't really have had anything like this (until recently and it is usually candy/chocolate yearly edition flavours).
I think the bun on the last burger might be a brioche bun. I love egg on a burger, but usually an over-easy/over-medium egg instead of the McD's 'hockey puck' over-hard eggs.
Travelling 44 days (in 2 times) with backpack in Japan was the best experience for me. Ive been in like 30-ish cities, villages of that country. In my opinion - a smaller town, a nicer people. But 99%-ish was amazing. In russian Mcdonalds never saw japanese season, usually italian, greek or american. Kinda sad (.
I'm from Germany, I really enjoyed hearing you talking about it. It's so interesting to hear about the perspective of someone who doesn't live here.
Those sure are some fancy & colorful burger wrappers. Nice. Thank y🤗u for sharing.
💞 Have a beautiful day! 💞
Justin sitting behind Shinichi thinking look I’m not leaving until I get a bite and we both know it, don’t make me use sad eyes.
Too cute. Lol 🐕
I love these videos. Japan’s seasonal items or special items are always so fascinating to me.
Fun fact: Germany is known for the Reinheitsgebot, a law that dates back to the early 1500s. This law governs the purity of beer. The law has been updated throughout the centuries to include yeast (which hadn’t been discovered when the law was first created) and some other natural ingredients.
Beer in the US tastes different because they don't follow the purity rule. So, that's why German beer tastes so different and Germans say the stuff in the US is (mostly) not 'Bier' :D
American beer is piss
Full Moon Cheese Tsukimi Burger is my favorite!!!! I had three when I was in Japan last year. So glad you featured it, it does remind me of Eggslut. Good call!
I agree with you Shinichi, I am from Philadelphia and I agree with you with the people you felt were the friendliest and most helpful
The McRib you mentioned is a permanent item on the German McDonald's menu, so you can get it pretty much anywhere if you ever decide to visit Germany again.
32:41 - favorite part, hands down. That little chiweenie is the cutest pup... EVER!!! 🥰🐶
I 💯 % agree with you Shinichi that the experience of a place depends on the people. ✌️ 💖 🙏 Levent 🦁
Watching your videos always puts a smile on my face 😏. A perfect way to end the day..good night
Hi Shinichi how you doing good to see Macdonald's dinner yummie enjoy your meal 😁🥰❣️
Justin is the sweetest dog ever :(
Yum burgers and pies 🍔🤤🤗👍
I made sure to watch this video while I was eating my basic McDonald’s. 🙃 また日本へ行きたい。。！
I've been to Germany two times and every time I really enjoyed it. My last time visiting Germany I stayed in Berlin and I just fell in love with that city. Was planning to return this year, but I had to postpone that of course.
As for local products in our McDonald's, in The Netherlands, we have the McKroket which is amazing. It's a burger with mustard and a croquette burger. Our Burger King also has a local burger called the Freakingdel Burger. It's based on a popular snack but I haven't had it yet. I'm planning to visit a BK soon though.
Oh and about cheeseburgers... I'm allergic to milk and milk-based products so I almost never have a cheeseburger.
Really enjoyed this. Thanks Shinichi.✨🍂
I just learned the kanji for the moon festival, very exciting! Thanks for your video!
New Zealand does not really have seasonal foods at MacD's. The place to go for takeaway burgers is Burger Fuel which has the best burgers in the country. It's also the only takeaway chain to offer gluten-free buns, soy milk shakes (3 flavours), sweet potato chips (fries)... and there is beer in the drinks fridge behind the counter.
BF has a lot of limited edition burgers. Their Japanese- themed one for the Rugby World Cup, the Neon Blackout had chicken katsu and soba noodles on a black bun (squid ink dye) with ginger-sesame dressing.
First off: I have been on a LuftHansa flight from Philly to Frankfurt some years back and i can agree with how wonderful it is!
I was floored at how HUGE the Frankfurt airport is!
Also i'm Texan and my favorite burger EVER isn't made anymore;it was one of the spicy Carl's Jr thick burgers
I am a fan of Whataburger Patty Melts.
I am In California and Carl’s Jr. has such yummy burgers 🍔 😃 for a fast food chain .
Agreed, I love Carl's Jr./Hardee's burgers
Oh i wish our MacDs have more special items like that! The menus here in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, barely change. In fact a lot of us agree that McDs drinks are actually the best tasting items off their entire menu! I always wanted to try the Asian ones as they al ways seem to have cool items to try.
Grilled bbq shrimp flavored fries? SIGN ME UP RIGHT NOW!!!! Lol.
In Canada, we have Poutine at McDonald's all year round. I like to combo that with a BLT quarter pounder. There's also the Shamrock Shake for St. Patrick's Day and the Creme Egg McFlurry at easter... The McRib occasionally shows up. I am trying to remember if there are more but I don't know. OH! I also just remembered that one year there was a Red Velvet McFlurry for Canada Day.
I agree, I always have to fix my food to ! It makes me crazy, please just do it when you make it .
Hi, i keep missing your live show...but i enjoy these videos too. I miss locomoco burger from mcdonalds last year lol. I was in japan in summer last year. Best burger ever.
I’m from Minnesota and my favorite burger is the classic bacon cheeseburger from Red Robin with the garlic fries. Love your videos. Hi Justin!!!!
Yummy! I wish they would come up with "Japanese themed" food items at our Mc Donalds,I would try all of them 😍🤩🍔🍟🍤
I love SHAKE SHACK mushroom burger....yum yum. 🍄😬
Here in the USA we don't have nearly as much variety as in Japan at McDs. We have the Shamrock shake and the McRib sandwich (my favorite btw). And in certain markets they will have a creamsicle shake. Love your videos.
my favorite is Whopper cheeseburger. Btw I was watching one of your other video which you mentioned you used to work at Fushion. I realized that is why you looked so familiar. Wish I got to meet you as a person instead of getting super drunk. LOL. Keep rocking boys! Much mahalo for bringing us uplifting videos.
100% about the people you meet affecting how you remember and view where you are/have been. How you remember Philadelphia is how I remember San Francisco, and I was there for about a year as well. Nothing but fantastic memories and thoughts about Japan and Hawaii. Much love!
I don't know if our McDonald's have a local flavors...but once in a while they introduce seasonal flavors. My favorite seasonal item was from Japan, the teriyaki burger and sakura float, now I'm craving for it. Also have ebi burger and wasabi shake shake fries....
I don't know if longga Burger, local flavor, is from McDonald's or jollibee 😅😂
I love the breads in Germany too! And their salads with their buttermilk or yogurt dressing not sure what it was but the salads were so fresh and crisp!
Yes. I live in china and the mcdonalds is always doing promotinal items. Its great
Hi Shinichi how you doing good to see you enjoy ur video thanks stay safe God BLESS
@ty again for sharing with us some foods to eat. Stay safe n strong both of u aloha
Pumpkin spice everything here! Aaaaargh! It has just started and I am already sick of it! Lol!
Suffer!!! I love pumpkin spice 😍
@@rhaelsilverborn9970 Ha! NEVER!!! Just waiting for everything to turn to mint mocha! Muwahaha!
oh yes, come to Germany and bring Satoshi-san to the beer- and sausage-heaven! I am german and I hate beer, but we also have good coffee and other fine stuff 😋It will be a lof of fun to have you both here - after covid19😕 please stay safe!
Classic and Bacon Cheeseburger from Five Guys 👍👍
I live in the US and my favorite burger is a diner style burger called the "Banzai Burger" from Red Robin. The patty has a teriyaki glaze on it and it has grilled pineapple rings on it. Soooo yummy!!
That's the only burger I get from Red Robin! Its great!
Kurochan in America would be jealous of that Grape Drank. When I used to go to Nihongo Gakko as a child we would always watch "Princess From the Moon" and "Totoro" every fall.
Thank you so much 💖
Come to Canada in June for McLobster rolls. Also there is special Nanaimo sundae available only in B.C.! Thank you for the video- we miss Japan!
Here in Denver Colorado McDonald's does nothing special except does a pumpkin spice latte. Which about every coffee shop in the entire country seems to do this time of the year. If I had McDonald's that look like what you had I probably would eat at McDonald's
When you talked about your experience with Germany - and ours with Japan - that hit close to home! In my mind Japan really remains this place where I feel completely safe, and where I never had a bad experience. Or... maybe if I tried, I'd think of some (like the Osakan grandmas who very openly disapproved of my partner's beard, hahaha) , but the good ones always weigh them out!
I moved from Prague to Edinburgh ten years ago and the people here really made me fall in love with this city straight away. I find Edinburghers halfway between Czechs and Japan's citizens, polite and generally nice but not afraid of expressing their opinion when needed (not about beards tho .DD).
We get Shamrock(Mint flavored) shakes around St. Patricks day and they used to do Eggnog shakes during the holidays. There were summer slushie/smoothie drinks this year but I never tried any of them. Right now there is pumpkin spice stuff everywhere. Drinks, sweets, pastries, cereal, and I've even seen savory snacks that are pumpkin spice.
At New Zealand McDonald’s we have the kiwi burger it’s a burger with egg and beetroot. Similar to Ozzie burger but it was in New Zealand before Australia McDonald’s.
Yes! That third burger is definitely the best! You must have had some amazing cheesesteaks in Philadelphia at least ;)
Over here in the us they call it the big mac, cheese burgers, fish sandwich, apple pie, milk shakes, sweet soda
As for what our local McDonalds are like, I live in Texas, and our McDonalds has cut down the menu ever since the pandemic started flaring up in the US in March. Though it really only got bad in Texas in June, March through May it was mostly New York, Boston, Detroit, and New Orleans that were getting wrecked. But they completely got rid of the salads for example (which were awesome) and they don't do all-day breakfast any more. Which is sad because I used to love getting the chicken biscuits and hash browns for lunch or dinner.
I don't like the mcrib itself but when it's in season I add it to a cheeseburger with white cheese, pickle & slivered onions. That's a good burger. Have you ever tried their steak bagels? The steak is so yummy but I'm not a bagel person. Try this, the steak bagel minus bagel substitute regular bun add the cream cheese. It already comes with grilled onions. 🙂
Yup shamrock shake ( mint flavor for March, St. Patrick's day! Eggnog shake around Christmas.
I think I'd enjoy the drink. I really like grape soda so it would be nice to try the soda. The fries also seemed tasty. In the USA, there's the shamrock shake that comes out for St.Patricks day. People go nuts over it. I had it once and it was okay. It's also not really a cheeseburger, but I love the shroom burger from shake shack. But the closest one to me is in a mall and covid is still pretty serious where I am.
For the fries we had seaweed one before in Singapore for limited period. And i quite like it.
I really love your apartment setup there! That's s very nice. As for the burgers, I swear McDonalds in Japan looks better the States.
Favorite burger: Freddy's steak burgers & frozen custard! The burger is so juicy & the beef tastes so pure. 🍔
In Singapore, we have this "Prosperity Burger" during the Lunar New Year period. Customers have a choice of chicken or beef patty, single or double patties, slice onions, laced with black pepper sauce. Side dishes may vary; curly fries, limited period flavour pie and soft serve icecream.
We also have this "Samurai Burger" which is usually randomly released with no fixed period. Same with a choice of chicken or beef patty, laced with teriyaki sauce. Also side dishes may vary; limited period flavour pie and soft serve icecream.
Then we also had "nasi lemak burger", "Kiasu burger" which will reappear once in a blue moon. And oh, we have this McSpicy chicken burger. Its very good but spicy, and its a fixed item on the menu though.
We get pumpkin spice in the fall, peppermint near Christmas, and mint for Saint Patrick's day. There are also some limited regional special items like lobster rolls in Main. There are some special items that comes around once in a while, I cant tell you when as I don't follow them. Like the McRib.Mostly it is low quality.
I never go to McDonalds but the grape drink sounds so good to me. I love grape flavor things. Wish it was available in the US. For burgers I usually go to 5 Guys or Red Robin or Wendy’s, which are the best fast/casual options near me in Ohio.
I'd love to one day visit Japan. As I require a wheelchair to get around though, I worry I wouldn't be able to experience much. As far as the McD's food, the final burger without seeds on the bun looks best. It seems similar to the McMuffin, though with a bun instead of muffin. The meat looks different than what I'd expect to see here in the States though.
Japan is starting to make it wheelchair friendly because of the Olympic. Hopefully you can go. I is a fun place to visit.
We dont have a lot of special burger places around. Honestly, the Applebees around this area is extremely good. Good quality food. Always hot. Always good service. Ive heard some Applebees establishments being horrible but Ive never had bad food or a bad experience at ours. The western bbq and cheddar burger is FIRE.
I miss the Shaka Shaka fries! I use to get them when I was in high school as a snack 😂❤️ the plain bbq one was my favorite
If you come to Germany, pass by Belgium, you guys would looove beers here and we can always help as guides!
For fall. Pumkin spice EVERTHING!!!! you name it; it comes in pumkin spice lmao
The pie was Delicious I had it last night.
I don’t eat McDonald’s, but had Hawaiian burger from the fish and chips store, it was delicious 🤤
First of all we need more screentime and videos of Justin! Here in Belgium we don't have many seasonal burgers, its just mostly a limited burger called Maestro burgers, they are a bit bigger with slightly better products (bun, burger, good bacon, better cheese) but it's not something very amazing to be honest. Japan Mcdo looks way better! Will def try the fries and some burgers!
Yummy McDonalds options !!!! Ive never had McDonalds for dinner either !!!
My McDonalds in Ohio is pretty standared. Occasionally they have seasonal/holiday deserts or salads with fruit in the summer. The Burger King here had a meatless Whopper burger.
Those burgers looked very interesting.Have McDonalds in town,but i usually eat elewhere,cause McD's is rather expensive.
Thanks for sharing your McDonalds! Hi Justin!!!♡
The Shamrock Shake is a great seasonal treat from McDonald's!
It is but for three years in a row, I went to different McDonalds at different times of the day and the machine was ALWAYS out of service 😫
Austria is fabulous too! Sorry commenting as I watch. We hiked through the Austrian alps. Our baggage was taken ahead of us and we hiked from chalet to chalet or hutte as they call them.
We don't usually get anything special at our mcdonalds here in Michigan. Right now they got something going on called the Travis Scott burger. Don't even know who he even is but he got his own burger at McDonald's and all it is, is a mcdouble with bacon.
I always try the limited edition flavors at McDonald's. Wow, McDonald's cared to make nice packaging. Thanks for sharing!
Nice words from you about germany . :D made me happy to hear , that you had some good experience with german ppl as well . I would send you a Mc Rib , but I guess it wont be good anymore , when the package would arrive =_= . Thanks for all your videos about Tokio , ...actualy I already booked my flight to Japan for March 2020 , but then everything was canceld because of Covid . I just hope soon a miracle will happen , and we are all allowed to travel the world again. Traveling is essential to give our live a reason ! Greetings from Germany ! keep up your good spirit
In Germany they have seasonal items, like Oktoberfest in fall or Hüttengaudi (a kind of après ski theme) in winter. I'm always intrigued to try them, but most of the times I am kinda underwhelmed. 🙈
If you get the chance to take Satoshi over here, I would be happy to help out with tipps and ideas on where to go and what to do!
Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steak burgers from CA. So dang delicious! Cheese curds are just amazing. Then of course In-N-Out in CA
Here in Philadelphia There's so many places to get burgers like pizza places and restaurants and diners as far as burger joints we have Nifty fifties, checkers which has spicy french fries Wendy's, Burger King McDonald's, Five guys
We don’t really have seasonal food items at McDonald’s in the US. But we do have a couple beverages....shamrock shakes in March for St. Patrick’s Day. Chocolate mint hot chocolate around Christmas. Oh! And we sometimes have pumpkin pies through the fall and winter and coconut creme pies around Easter/spring. But we never have seasonal sandwiches...and have never had any other fries, but the original.
I personally do not like McDonald’s food. So if I go it’s for iced tea, iced coffee or a shamrock shake. That’s pretty much it.
How ironic Tsukimi, was my late mom's middle name...miss you!
Shamrock shakes in March-April, Strawberries and Cream Pie in the Summer, and Pumpkin Cream Pie during Thanksgiving here in the U.S... at least here in SoCal.
huh i havent been to mcdonalds i years. but its really interesitng how like differnet it is in Japan
I hope that when you come to Singapore again, Macs will have their Nasi Lemak Burger again so you can try it. I thought it was quite yummy.😋
Justin thinking to himself I don’t remember having dinner, are you sure?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You’re so considerate, saving half 😄
Looking forward to this @Shinichi
In Poland you can get the WieśMac, wieś means mura, it's with a hind of horseradish.
very nice video sir shinichi! in terms of budget friendly cheeseburger well i kinda like & a guilt pleasure food for me is the Jollibee's Yum with Cheese (that is how they called their normal cheeseburger). The McRib was kinda a super-uber-duper-rare seasonal item here in my country i think it was only introduced once (me & my cousins kinda liked it when we have it delivered some years ago) and it kinda never came back though. Lastly the McDonald locations in where i live since birth serves spaghetti either as a meal or a la carte/solo :D
I hit “like” cause he seems like such a nice person.
He really is!
Teddys Bigger Burger is the best, and they went from HI to Japan too!
In Indonesia there is Nasi Uduk at Mc Donalds , Indonesia traditional food
Malaysia MacDonald's Prosperity burger, seasonal item during Chinese new year festival.
Pumpkin spice latte and pumpkin pie is the only McDonald's fall menu addition in Missouri usa.
06:25 I'm ashamed to admit that I don't keep track of the seasonal changes at McDonald's anymore because I think the menu for the Canadian McDonalds isn't much different from the US one but I'll add that my favorite breakfast item is the breakfast burrito.
While I am Very Happy that my small town Don't have a MDonalds at all, I am also pretty sure that the ones in my country have never any seasonal items (aside the summer ice cream flavours maybe).
One thing that makes these Japanese videos so fun is all these seasonal items and foods, as we don't really have had anything like this (until recently and it is usually candy/chocolate yearly edition flavours).
I think the bun on the last burger might be a brioche bun. I love egg on a burger, but usually an over-easy/over-medium egg instead of the McD's 'hockey puck' over-hard eggs.
Favorite burger is a Kobe Beef with provalone cheese at Old Line Restaurant in Charlotte Hall, MD
Travelling 44 days (in 2 times) with backpack in Japan was the best experience for me. Ive been in like 30-ish cities, villages of that country. In my opinion - a smaller town, a nicer people. But 99%-ish was amazing. In russian Mcdonalds never saw japanese season, usually italian, greek or american. Kinda sad (.
The only seasonal offerings I can think of in the US are the Shamrock Shake (around the time of St. Patrick's Day in March) and the McRib.