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object is what I call'em cause they look weird when they are out. REALLY weird, ran over by a car weird,
That's always puzzled me.
If you want something to taste as good as possible, ask for it to be made with fresh meat. You'll have to wait 5-10 minutes for it to cook, and depending on what it is you might need to let it cool down before taking a bite..but it makes things taste a whole lot better :)
The Mega Muffin, on the other hand, works. Beautifully, I might add. I think it's because there's no extra layer of bread in the middle.
you should do a contest where you give away a megamac.. tat should be an exciting cholesterol rollercoaster to remember.
McGriddle is good.
Chicken Fillet thing is good.
Didn't try a mega mac thing... I was going to but didn't.
Shaka Shaka chicken is the way to go.
Fanta is awesome! I accidentally bought some weird gummy fanta in a convenience store thinking it was just the drink. It was still good though. It was like, jello in a can.
I don't really like getting coffee, cause I'm not much of a coffee drinker, but I bought one of the iced coffee drinks there, thinking it was all mixed already, but it was black and I got barely any sugar or "gum syrup?".
haha.
The US equivalent for the McPork sandwich is the McRib, which has a huge cult following.
>The Japanese Ebi Fillet might even rival an In-n-Out burger, though that might be pushing things a little bit.
BLASPHEMY!
... :P
I think I might try the shaka shaka chicken. Looks fun. :)
The Teriyaki burger looks cool, and I'd like to have a contest with one of my friends to see who could eat a mega mac the fastest :)
I used to drink Qoo but after the kids at the schools did a study on the amount of sugar in drinks, I've stopped. I don't remember exactly but it was up there in the soda range. Back to green tea for me.
The shaka shaka chicken is a definite win though - totally delicious and only 100 yen!
When I was tight on cash in Osaka my lunch would be a two course meal at 300 yen....
in Holland they don't have them so I should eat them as much as possible while I'm in Japan then XD
but, I'm not a big fan of mcD's.(well in america)
but one thing that did catch my eye was the Teriyaki Mcburger and the Shrimp Thousand-Island Wrap :d
once i go back to Japan i would have to step in and taste those!
ps the shaka shaka chicken is looking mighty tasty haha
haha =]
haven't been able to say hi lately . . .sorry
nice article, but i just finished watching supersize me in health class so this is a pretty touch subject for me . . . yeah .. .
btw . . . didn't you eat the mega mac before in one of your koichiben videos or am i going crazy . . . i'm going to go check later . ..
anyways have a nice day
don't forget to vote!
maybe?
wow
As someone who works in fast food making sandwiches, that MegaMac must be a bitch to make, and nevermind that, wrap! T__T -shudder- And I thought the Triples from Wendys were hard to squish down!
I have to admit, some of those burgers that have a more asian flavour to them do look a heck of a lot more appetizing compared to their all beef counterparts over here. I also noticed there's a lot less chicken on the menu, any particular reason why?
I am a vegetarian but I have to admit the stuff on the menu looks good.
I am thinking about becoming a pescitarian. That would make a visit to Japan much easier.
and stack them on top of each other
youll get a decent idea of a Mega Mac
(I had no trouble eating it lol, but my host family was like 0_0)