I honestly don’t get it.

@@skoolynugenator1802 A lot of Japanese culinary videos, even if it's a review of another chef, will focus still on the artistry of it and will use delicate methods to show a cross section of the dish. A lot of Western food reviewers will just show post bite. I found it comical because McDonalds is such an American thing, but this is a burger for Gojira and the demo was so authentically Japanese.

@@AudikaLive Japan seems Elegant. America is not.

Hence the comment lol. The Japanese even took something as ridiculously American as an oversized McDonalds burger and made it pretty.

hes jsut showing burger

Yeah.. crunchy wrappers 💥💥💥

Yeah thats because this isn't America. Japanese people tend to be more civilized.

The quality... uhm, if you can call it quality, has deteriorated to the point where even the least of their menu items is ridiculously subpar. Once I ate In-N-Out years ago, McD's and the rest became extremely expendable. If I'm held at gunpoint and made to eat McD's, the only thing I could stomach would be a filet o' fish. It would be interesting to see if America will get any kind of promo for the new Godzilla movie. I'm really kind of surprised we never seem to get different flavors of pies... if I could afford to fly to Japan, I'd get a few hundred of those butterscotch pies! We can't even get cherry pies, which at one time used to be a common menu item. After seeing the different flavors of pie, I dislike McD's even more now!

I had 2 Big Macs this week. Never did that before. Snarfed em down quick

@@stoveguy2133 Big Mac's imo nothing has really changed but the prices, always random quality depends who makes your burger and slaps it all together quickly or takes their times... Typically it's slapped together ofc. 😂 For the price it's kinda mid nowadays. I remember I would get 4 burgers for like 4.24 with tax. Not too shabby. Nowadays that's at least 8 bucks. I'm talking about the McDoubles when they were a dollar as well as the McChicken sandwhiches. 🥲 When I see Japanese McD's I always fall in love, it just seems like lots of the foreign McDonalds have some quality sheit compared to the standard US menu. But in the end, McDonalds will always be McDonalds lol sub-bar. I wish I had an In-N-Out on the East Coast. 😭😭 Or Burger shack whatever those are called. I've found it's best to just make your own frfr.

They never have different ones anywhere in America. The place is garbage imo and extremely over priced very unhealthy trash.

California fast food wages are $20/hour in April 2024. Sign of the times.

Those would easily be 3x the cost here in Canada... its depressing.

Besides cooler food choices it'll also be higher quality food than in the US

Because generally Republicans get rid of regulations so the corporations don't have to spend the money on higher quality ingredients and can just use the cheap stuff full of fillers, additives and preservatives. Every other country on the planet has higher standards than the US..Its not that they want to but they have to follow the laws of the country if they want to do business there

Make sure you do your research as first timer and get all the mandatory shots especially for encephalitis and malaria. There is a list for all the vaccines you need to take, as without them you will be denied entry.

@@brahmansamVaccinations stopped being mandatory almost a year ago.

Was able to catch the Minus Color version, it honestly was sooo good. Warner Bros wish they ass could 😭

Hollywood just does remake, now. Their creativity’s dead.

Godzilla Minus One is one of the best movies I've seen within a decade.

@@Just_Johnnieyou’re watching the wrong movies if you believe that. Yes their summer blockbuster movies suck 9 times out of 10 but they make them to fund the good movies they make that don’t make as much money. The summer blockbuster movies follow a formula that kids love and the movie studios depend on those kids to get their parents to take them to see it. Thats why those types of movies are the same today as they were in the 1990s.

Cringe comment

True!

I remember years back when you could get actual Yugioh cards as a limited promotion.

I believe that they are the same apple pies but mcdonald's used to fry them, making the crispy and crunchy the way Japan still does. For many years now, mcdonald's bakes their pies, rather than frying them. And I believe that they started baking them as some kind of healthy alternative to frying. If I'm wrong about all of this, please someone correct me. Thanks

My brain was going "make bun out of hashbrown" though :D

You Mean " Go-Gee-Da !!!

@@mikerampolla701 thank you for the correct pronunciation.

Yeah, butterscotch is this sort of creamy flavor, like there are these candies in the US called "Werther's Originals" that are very popular with older people (I don't like 'em, they're too sweet for me) but they're butterscotch flavor. Well, back in the day (we're talking like 50 years ago because I'm almost 62 now) butterscotch was a pudding flavor you could always find. And the butterscotch pudding was good! Weird, but good, and better than those little Werther's things.

I know, right? You should see the difference in cup o noodles too, it's crazy!

@@Bob_Loblawb right...they look like actual hand made ramen; so true...

Yep!

Seeing these made with quality in Japan items; I will never go to a MC D's in a U.S. store again seeing the sub par items they sell here.