Since McDonalds is in every country..What are some of their menu options? Do they still sell burgers & fries?

Question

I curious. If you have experience or have eaten at a McDonalds outside of the US what foods did they serve?

Pls dont be rude, this is an honest question. Im just seeking knowledge. I know its not all the same even though its a chain/franchise. For example in China they sell "Sweet & Sour Chicken", I just wanted to learn about other places?

Answer 1

They still serve Burgers & Fries.................

Some of the regional McDonald's US menu items are:

Crabcake: exclusive to the Maryland and Delaware shores.

Lobster Roll: exclusive to New England (see McLobster below).

Tillamook ice cream:

Touchdown Burger:

Johnsonville Brats:

Green Chile:

Texas Homestyle Burger: a Texas exclusive, although it was available for a time as the Southwest Homestyle Burger in New Mexico.

Cajun McChicken Sandwich: occasionally produced in Southern regions, it is a standard McChicken sandwich with Cajun spices mixed into the breading on the chicken portion.

Hawaii franchises offer saimin on their regular menu.

SPAM or Portuguese sausage with eggs and white rice is offered on their breakfast menus.

Pineapple and taro pies have also been occasionally offered on the regular menu, and pineapple is also sometimes available as an additional topping on burgers.

Southern Style Chicken Sandwich: most recent sandwich produced in Southern states, and is similar to the Chick-fil-A sandwich

For more info, go here:

International variations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%27s_menu_items

Answer 2

In New Zealand, there is the Kiwi Burger that has Beetroot on the burger. Then there is Mice meat pies from a chain they bought out and closed down only to much later start selling Georgie Pie pie's in MC'D's. And then there is a McCafe in many McDonald's, it is a rather good Cafe with proper barista coffees and a range of cold food, baked items etc... For a while they even tried wraps in McDonalds here.

Answer 3

I worked for MC Donald's Mexico, The food is the same, except in Mexico, everything that comes in the burger bread is called Hamburguesa, so we have Hamburguesa de Pollo, Hamburguesa de Pescado. Thats the way we call it always, so when I go to a restaurant here they get confuse, because I ask for a chicken burguer, and then waiter say WHAT ???. Anyway, that in Mc. Donalds Mexico we have Apple and Pinneaple Pie, Nuggets, Mc Chicken, Mc Fish, Big Mac, Quarter Pounder, Regular with cheese, Regular, Milk Shakes. By other hand the difference is based in the spicies they give you with you order, we can order Jalapeño Salsa, which is pretty good, specialy if you hate Mc. Donald's (like me), I always take a bunch of those salsas and prepare beans with it, MMMmmmm, delicious, they also have other one which is called Salsa Ranchera, is also very spicy. They did one a Pork Burguer, it was not big hit, we had to trashed those one always.

Answer 4

Actually that is a very good question.

I moved to Maine a few years ago and much to my surprise, McDonalds sells Lobster Rolls here in the summer time. I was shocked because I thought they all sold the same menu items.

(love the comment about remarks. Good one)

You have a great day!

Answer 5

I visited Canada a few years ago and they had a McLobster...

I didn't order one but it was fried "Lobster Meat" with mayonaise between two slices of white bread. Looked gross.

You could try looking at McDonald's websites from other countries. Google McDonald's England, India, or whatever.

Answer 6

In Indonesia they also have fried chicken and a rice side dish (which they have ALL over Asia). They also call a hamburger a beefburger as Indonesia is a Muslim country.
In Australia they put beets on their burgers, like we do with pickles, but even more disgusting.

Answer 7

The same thing, but different portion sizes and quality of food. In England, for example, the serving sizes are much smaller than they are here in the US.

Answer 8

We ate there in Italy. It was pretty much the same. The only difference we noted was that you don't get ketchup with your fries (unless you pay) and the ketchup was not the same as in the US.

Answer 9

i ate in mcdonald's in cuenca ecuador and it was the same menu and same flavor french fries, they were just at a cheapier price. in new york, an extra value meal is 7.00 dollars, in ecuador is was 175..

Answer 10

ya its the same i have seen it in India.. same menu with same happy kids meal and all but they don't sell beef or hamburger there i think.