Somewhat related: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/dinin...offerings.html

Obviously, I am familiar with the McDonald's Saimin and the Hawaiian Breakfast (Portuguese Sausage, Eggs, and Rice).

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The Veggie Surprise in India is delicious, but I'm sure as unhealthy as a burger in the US.

Hello FTers,

Here's my experience with Mickey Dees:

1. In New Zealand, I ordered a "Kiwi Burger." How bad could it be? Well, it came with a cold beet that dripped its juice through the lettuce to the burger. ewwwww!!!!! I hate hot beets, and cold beets even worse!

2. Paris... 2001... the special meals come with a big burger PLUS fries PLUS a McShaker salad!

David

some of those do look pretty interesting

The Ham/Cheese burger (breakfast item) is quite good in Hong Kong. ^

My brother in YUL was a big fan of the McPizza... The poutine looks a bit nasty when they serve it. The thin cut juliette fries are not right for poutine anyways.

Never had the McLobster.

HTSC

In Hong Kong, a girl seated across from me was eating the Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta breakfast. I swear it looked like the Sausage McMuffin fell into her veggie soup. :confused:

I can get poutine at McDonald's? I had no idea. I used to love the freshly brewed iced tea with lemon slices and syrup in a little container on the side that they had at McDonald's in HK. Oh, and the green apple iced cream cone.

I'd like to try most of those!

Starting to look like sampling local cuisine might include a trip to McDonalds... :p

Thats exactly what it is.

I had one this morning actually.

They have a new 'Grilled Chicken' variant.

I try to get something local at McDonalds from each foreign country I visit, its a fun little thing I like to do when travelling. Though, I've only recently started taking photos -
Taipei February 2007 - Spicy Chicken + Corn Soup
HK - McWings July 2008 + Corn
Beijing - Grilled Chicken + Aloe Tea June 2006
Beijing - Pies June 2006
McArabia (Chicken) - Dubai June 2008(Had McArabia Beef in Beirut)
Chicken BigMac - Cairo June 2008
Fish Fingers - Cairo June 2008
McVeggie Burger w/ Cheese - Delhi May 2008
Big Tasty - Amman July 2008
McBulgogi Burger + Chocolate Triangle + Pasta Salad - Pusan, Korea April 2008
Shrimp Rice Burger + Corn Soup - Taipei August 2008
Shrimp Burger (no rice) - Narita Airport February 2008
'Pollo Premium'- Quito October 2008
Tuna Salad + Veggie Burger (new style) - Doha January 2009
Green Tea McFlurry - Seoul January 2009
Chicken Fiesta + Curry Dip - London August 2008
Big Bacon Burger - London January 2008
Big Jalapeño Burger + Cheese Sticks - Prague December 2008
Crispy McBacon + Curly Chips - Rome December 2008
Spinach + Cheese Croquettes - Rome January 2009
Thailand - Cheese Melt Fries + Green Curry Burger August 2007
HK - Pork and Macaroni Soup (Breakfast) - August 2005 (Photo from November 2009)
Guangzhou - ChinaMac (BigMac with Carrot, Radish + Cucumber) - Feburary 2008
Malaysia - Spicy Malaysian Beef Wrap August 2007
Japan - Pork Burger
Ontario - Pizza 1995
Quebec - McPoutine December 2008
Newfoundland - McLobster July 2004
MaLa Spicy Grilled Chicken + Curly Chips - Hong Kong 2009 (its a double if you get it past 9pm)
Affogato (Ice Cream + Fudge + Coffee) - Seoul Korea 2009
Chocolate Brownie McFlurry - Rome 2009
Hot and Spicy McChicken - Las Vegas 2009
Green Tea + Red Bean Sundae - Hong Kong June 2009
Double Filet o' Fish (only after 9pm) + Potato Wedges - Hong Kong June 2009
Banana Pie - Hong Kong July 2009 (Modeled by my mate - Hugh)
Black Pepper Juicy Chicken - Fukuoka Japan August 2009
Angus 'Third Pounder' - Washington DC August 2009
Ham & Egg McPuff - Beijing September 2009
Apple + Kiwi McFlurry - Seoul August 2009

McPepper - Hong Kong November 2009
Korean Green Tea - Hong Kong November 2009

I became addicted to Filet O Fish in Tokyo for breakfast. Much higher quality than anything in the US.

My favorite is still the fish nuggets in HK circa 2003-4.

Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta is simply delicious.

Really?? McDonalds?? To each their own I suppose, but when I travel overseas I stay as far away from anything that is a chain and US owned as I can! (especially McD's!...well, I dont go there when I am home either)