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Showing posts with label Japanese Fast Food. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

45 McDonald’s Meals Not Available In The USA

From: http://perezsolomon.com/

1. Cheese Fondue Chicken (Japan)

Chicken breast dipped in cheese sauce, bacon, more cheese and lettuce.

2. Carbonara Chicken (Japan)

Chicken breast dipped in white cream sauce, scrambled eggs, bacon and mozzarella.

3. German Sausage Chicken (Japan)

Fried chicken thigh patty, slice of grilled pork sausage, cheese, sauerkraut and mustard.

4. Mega Sausage (Japan)

Hot dog with relish and ketchup, only served for breakfast.

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5. Korokke Burger (Japan)

Fried potato patty, cabbage and teriyaki sauce.

6. McPork (Japan)

Sausage patty, lettuce and sweet/sour sauce.

7. Ebi Filet-O (Japan)

Fried shrimp patty, Thousand Island dressing and lettuce.

8. Bacon and Potato Pie (Japan)

Deep fried pie filled with mashed potatoes, bacon and cheese.

9. Cheese Katsu Burger (Japan)

Fried pork filled with cheese, served with tonkatsu sauce.

10. Mega Tomago (McDonald’s, Japan)

Double Big Mac with with an egg patty and bacon.

11. Chocolate and Orange Pie (Asia)

Deep fried pie filled with orange flavored chocolate.

12. McD Chicken Porridge (Malaysia)

Chicken and onions in porridge.

13. Prosperity Burger (Malaysia)

Beef or chicken patty, black pepper sauce and onions.

14. McSpaghetti (Phillipines)

Spaghetti with tomato sauce and cheese.

15. McRice Burger (Philippines)

Beef or chicken on sticky rice patties.

16. Samurai Pork Burger (Thailand)

Pork patty, teriyaki sauce and pickles.

17. Seaweed Shaker Fries (Asia)

A packet of seaweed seasoning to spice up your fries.

18. Chicken Maharaja Mac (India)

Big Mac with spicy grilled chicken instead of beef.

19. McAloo Tikki Buger (India)

Potato and chickpea patty, tomatoes, onions, and tomato mayonnaise.

20. McPaneer Wrap (India)

Paneer cheese and vegetables in flat bread, fried.

21. McCurry Pan (India)

Rectangular bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetables in a tomato curry sauce.

22. Brie Nuggets (Russia)

Fried brie.

23. McTurco (Turkey)

Two beef patties, vegetables and cayenne pepper sauce on pita.

24. Greek Mac (Greece)

Beef or chicken, tzatziki sauce, lettuce and tomato on pita.

25. McKebab (Israel)

Kebab on flatbread.

26. Deluxe Brekkie Roll (Australia)

Bacon, sausage, egg, cheese and spicy tomato sauce on a french roll.

27. Pasta Zoo (Australia, New Zealand)

Animal shaped ravioli stuffed with cheese and vegetables.

28. Kiwi Burger (New Zealand)

Beef, tomato, fried egg, lettuce, tomato and beetroot.

29. McLobster Roll (Canada)

Lobster salad on a bun. Also available in certain U.S. markets.

30. Poutine (Canada)

French fries and cheese curds smothered in gravy.

31. Croque McDo (France)

Ham and Emmental cheese on toasted sweet bread.

32. Camembert Premiere (France)

Fried French cheese nuggets.

33. McArabia (Morocco)

Two grilled Kofta patties, tahini sauce, lettuce and tomatoes in flatbread.

34. Pizza McPuff (Morocco)

Pastry pocket filled with cheese, tomato sauce and vegetables.

35. Laksewrap (Norway)

Fried salmon filet wrapped in a tortilla.

36. Cordon Bleu Burger (Poland)

Burger topped with ham-stuffed fried chicken patty and bacon.

37. Gazpacho (Spain)

Cold tomato soup.

38. McKroket (Hungary)

Fried pastry filled with beef stew on a bun.

39. McPollo Jr. (Chile)

Fried chicken patty, lettuce, tomato and guacamole.

40. McMolettes (Mexico)

Refried beans, cheese and pico de gallo on an English Muffin.

41. McPumpkin Omelet Sandwich (Hungary)

Vegetable hash brown, egg, cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on a pumpkin seed roll.

42. Little Chorizo Melt (England)

Beef patty, sliced chorizo, cheese, Emmental cheese, lettuce and tomato sauce.

43. Bacon Roll (England)

British back bacon and ketchup on a hard roll.

44. Das Nürnburger (Germany)

Triple bratwurst sandwich with mustard.

45. McBeer (Cool countries)


Delicious, delicious beer.

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Burger King's Japanese Meat Monster Whopper Takes Miami Beach


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Photos by Laine Doss
Carla from Orlando contemplates the BK Meat Monster.
Forget nuclear death. Japan has something to smile about this week with the Miami-based Burger King Corp.'s promotion of the new "Meat Monster," a Godzilla-size sandwich available only in the land of the Rising Sun. It starts with a Whopper and piles on three bacon strips, two cheese slices, another beef patty, and a chicken breast. Total calories: 1,160.

But why should Japan have all the fun (and angina)?

This morning, I headed to South Beach's Whopper Bar on Washington Avenue to see if I could really have it my way. Eddie the manager, who didn't want to give his last name, had never heard of the product. Presented with a photo of this creature from halfway around the world, he proclaimed, "I can build this. See? They have a patty, then cheese, then another patty, and the ketchup. Then they add bacon and chicken. Then they put mayonnaise, lettuce, and tomatoes."

Not five minutes later, he presented a beige tower of animal flesh. Then he prepared to dress it.

"Pile it on," I said.

The "monster" was accessorized with onion rings, jalapeños, mayo, ketchup, A1 steak sauce, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. The cost: a whopping $9.36. That might sound crazy expensive for a fast-food item, but its Japanese cousin costs $9.70.

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Dressing the monster.
Kevin and Robert, two guys visiting from Chicago, were having a bite on their way to catch a Carnival cruise to the western Caribbean. Robert said of the Monster: "It sounds like a heart attack."

Kevin added that it sounded like a deal: "We could share that. Have you been to Five Guys? They charge $5 for one patty!"

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The Monster in all its heart attack-inducing glory.
Whopper Bar employee Brandon was sweeping the restaurant as I was about to tame the Meat Monster. He literally did a double take. "Nine dollars for a Whopper? That's more than what I make in an hour."

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Whopper Bar's Brandon and Eddie.
At last, when my impromptu show-and-tell was finished, it was time to slay the dragon. I picked it up and took a bite. Though the burger was good, the chicken did nothing to help or hinder the flavor. Would this megameal catch on in South Beach? Maybe not, but I'm sure a story will circulate in certain Miami BK circles about the time the girl came in to tame the Meat Monster.

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