If you were to visit Japan, would you go to McDonald's?

[xNenaChanxNyaPpY]

Lol. No, i won't even go to the one in the US xD I would buy.. i don't know japanese foods <3

[MMM]

Originally Posted by xNenaChanxNyaPpY

Lol. No, i won't even go to the one in the US xD I would buy.. i don't know japanese foods <3

I have a 22" screen, and that's hard to read.

[Cechtrun]

Why the hell should I eat in the greatest country with the finest, yummiest and best food of the world ugly fastfood? that would really be a waste of time and money...

[Henbaka]

Originally Posted by MMM

I have a 22" screen, and that's hard to read.

Actually its probably harder at your 22" than my 15" laptop, but I agree that it's freakin hard to read.

C h a n g e. F o n t. S i z e.

[Sangetsu]

Originally Posted by Henbaka

My guesthouse has a gas stove. Kinda new for me, in sweden most people have electrical ones. I was kinda impressed with how fast you can boil water or heat a frying pan on these things... damn!

Heh, I got like a half shelf in the fridge, same with freezer. Anyone knows how much a small fridge to have in the room or something costs?

(about costs, as I remembered it beef was way expensive over here. But just yesterday I found some nice thin beef for like 300JPY / 250g, which is really cheaper than in Sweden atleast)

Go to Gaijinpot.com and check out the classifieds section. You'll find what you are looking for there, and it'll be much cheaper than buying a new one.

[noodle]

I don't particularly like McDonalds, but I've been at least once in every country I've ever been to. I personally like comparing them. e.g. I found that in HK, it's slightly cheaper and the buns are slightly different to London.

Therefore, if and when I do go to Japan, I'm sure I'd go in there at least once. However, as I'm not really a fan of this kind of fast food, it wouldn't be a regular thing.

[Pyro]

I would go to McDonald's if I were living there, but if I was visiting I would diffenitly not waste my time there. I would want to eat at the local Japanese restaurants. Or just try out the ramen and sushi from Japan.

[Kaede]

First Kitchen FTW in my humble opinion.

[Housetek]

burgers are a bit smaller, i like the teriyaki burgers.

all drinks in japan are super small tho =P

i always get 2

[Henbaka]

Originally Posted by Housetek

burgers are a bit smaller, i like the teriyaki burgers.

all drinks in japan are super small tho =P

i always get 2

Rofl, are you sure that it's just the US ones that are super big? That's what I remember from my trip there, anyways=D