Personally I found the Indian burgers looked the most appealing... perhaps because I like a lot of vegetable and sause on my burgers.

I love the design of India's large containers for fries etc, especially for trying to keep the cold crap a little warmer :)

As Indian I will say whenever I go to Mc Donald I mostly order a combo's In those combo a big burger 🍔, a cold drink like coke and French fries 🍟 or peri peri French fries 🍟 Yeah that's what I mostly eat from Mc Donald

The same Food Insider channel just did a video where the American guy came to the UK and the British guy showed him some of his favourite burger places in London. Definitely worth reacting to if you're into your burgers!

Finland also has wraps and sweet curry saunce, that is actually my favourite for the nuggets. Like in the UK, in Finland the ingredients are available and most even have country of origin. For example the origin for salt is Finland, bread and most vegetables are from Finland, or if not available in the winter, it is taken from another European country and processed in Finland. Eggs are Finnish and always free range. Cheese is German, beef is Italian, Chicken is Danish, and nugget sizes are 4,6,9,20.

Daaaaym.. the indian and japan had some superinteresting variants. Why is the regular so boring

Can't really eat McD, but would definitely give some of the Japanese and Indian variants a try. Some of their stuff looked great.

14:29 -- As for the vegetable juices [and fruit Juices ] A great variety is available in Australia = packed in either Glass Bottle or TetraPak cardboard packaging -- The juices mostly come from Turkey - Saudi Arabia - and Serbia van be found in Markets - specialty grocery stores and supermarkets that specializes in food from different cultures and countries. There are plenty of them around - given that Australia is so ethnically diverse. There are also many Persian restaurants around me -- and one I frequent has a great range of Persian Ice-Cream -- Another store has Italian Gealato- and their Ice-Cream has won many awards - They also supply many Hotels

This is the only kind of "food" content, that does not make me hungry while watching.

indian traditional food is enough to beat food of any country

The Quarter Pounder is known as The Royal Cheese in Germany, the Deluxe would be the Royal TS here. Just fyi :)

15:00 Don't worry about the Mosquito -- They don't drink much

18:04 -- Black Forrest McSlurry I much prefer and enjoy a genuine Schwarzwälden Kirschtorte mit Sahne und eine Tasse Kaffee

Real indian see only Indian dishes and skip US,UK and Japan 😂

00:57 -- DRINK SIZE in AUSTRALIA small is around 300ml - medium is 500ml and - large is 650ml.

13:13 _"Makkhan"_ = Hindi for 'butter'

lol they just forgot about the uk stuff, the uk has a shit load of seasonal items and other menu items, we have quarter pounded and double quarter pounder, also the big tasty which is my favourite. Theres also 4 types of wrap etc

We occasionally have those shake bags for the fries here in Sweden too. Toss the fries in the bag, empty the little spice bag into it, and shake. Spicy fries! Yay! Sweden also has a fries story like the Indian one. When McDonald's came to Sweden, fries were short, thick and wavy, and nobody could provide them with long, thin, and straight fries. But they found a local farmer who produced big potatoes, so they bought a few tons of him, and then the CEO and all the McDonald's management spent their entire nights in the basement of the restaurant, cutting the potatoes into fries by hand so they would have fries to serve the next day. McDonald's was a success, and when they ran out of potatoes there were lots of suppliers that could deliver the right kind of fries to McDonald's! Oh, and I was in Japan in 2016. Yes, McDonald's there (I was in Kyoto) was a special thing. Those Japanese sure love their teriyaki, most burgers had a teriyaki option. But why e surprised that such a fascinating country has fascinating McDonald's!

Meanwhile in Germany: I'm not dead drunk enough for McDonalds man. Gonna roll with a Döner Kebap today.

Not a McDonalds person, but I have to say if I'm ever in Japan I have to try one. I watch a lot of reaction videos with food from around the world, but there is something that always stands out, and that is the general high quality of even fast food in Asia.

This is just making me hungry tbh

A Quartet Pounder with cheese is called Hamburger Royal TS here in Austria or Germany for example

India truly has some of the best foods 🎉😊 so sad that most other countries barely have any veggie options at fast food places

I LOVE Indian 🇮🇳😍

Over here in Northern Europe it is sold as a Quarter Pounder and Double QP. Those are my favorites. Also El Maco is a good one.

In sweden, we also have the quarter pounder, even though we use the metric system. 😊

Chicken Tikka Masala is the least Indian curry attributed to originating in Glasgow, UK 😂

The funny thing is that no matter what country mc'd is from, it's still really disgusting

It's separate? That the onions come from America to Japan. Netherlands is the largest onion producer of onions in the world. I have several years myself. Onions cleaned. As a teenager. The largest was 1867 grams. Yes, 1 onion.

Chicken Maharaja and Veggie Maharaja burgers were super awesome when I lived in India. The sauce was top notch.

Awesome reaction please react to Britain know your allies you will be find it awesome

In Norway we got "Chicken Salsa" with deep fried chicken topped with a nacho chip and salsa, my personal favorite. Also got chili cheese tops, it's like nuggets without the chicken inside, but chili cheese filling instead. :D

I would imagine it's very hard to source enough of some products in Japan, because land for agriculture is very limited. Out of all of the options, I would choose the Japanese McDonalds. purely because they are in Japan, but I would have to try a Fakkin burger first (it used to be Wendy's).

The 'Quarter Pounder' does exist outside the US .. we have them here in Australia. What would be interesting to see these guys do, is a comparison between what each of these items 'actually' looks like compared to the pictures on display at the store and shown on TV. These 'junk food' companies should all be sued for false advertising.

I have never understood America’s drink sizes. I can’t drink more than 500ml at a time, so free refills also make no sense to me. The ONLY thing that 8 can think of is that American fast food is so high in sodium, that you develop an enormous thirst to cope with it. Very dangerous!

26:00 -- McDonalds does its best to use Local ingredients - when they meet the Local and particularly the Government Food Standards. Unfortunately - U.S. food standards are way below that of Australia - Australia's BEST beef is exported to the Middle East - where they are prepared to pay a high price. The lowest-grade meat is exported to China. Locally we have what is in the Middle range which is affordable for most people. Some butchers have the high-grade best quality beef -- however - the price is frightening

3:52 yea .. i do that too .. not sure why we do it. We cant see any better on a screen trying form another angle :P

tik tok comps..... (americans abroad) you know america messed you up when

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Id definitly eat the indian over the ameeican i can live with no beef chiken burgers are better anyway and to be honest indian chiken is good in itself but then thats just me being british indian is populer in uk

Love the brownies and coffee they have here in Germany. The ordering online is a bit weird though and takes wayyyy too long. I rather go in and order the old fashioned way.

Great reaction. Really intresting to find out these information

I used to be as a teenager. Every Saturday, 5 kg potatoes peeled. For 1 meal with fries. 2 adults 2 teenagers and my little sister and brother. 5kg! And everything went up. Yes, there were also 14 loaves of bread per week. And still not a gram too heavy. #spakenburg.

You can get QP and douple QP at least here in Finland so they are not exclusive to us :P

Well let’s be fair. At this point Indian McDonald’s is not even McDonalds but hey. In a way I do think they get the least worst McDonald’s

I know a restaurant with a "My wife is not hungry" option for dishes that come with loose stuff, like french fries or nuggets. The "My wife is not hungry" option cost 3 to 5 CHF (swiss franc) and they add approx 50% more fries/nuggets. Because wives seem to never be hungry when food is ordered but then can't leave the finger off the plate of their guy. 😛

Fish for breakfast yea looked into it before a traditional japanese breakfast consists of a rice bowl, steamed veg or pickled veg , fish like a whole fish and some sort soup Very mixed in all the stuff u need in the morning

When I was a teen, going from the UK to a McDonalds in France was an odd experience. It came with a McDonalds branded plate and cutlery.

In Germany we also have wraps.

Nothing tempts me to eat a chicken burger anywhere. But to be honest, nothing tempts me to have A McDonald’s

It´s fun to see your reaction Hail and listen to your reaction(s). Besides that, even there was some research done. This video is what you call hidden marketing. But Hailheidi is always fun to listen to. There are other (fun or just strange) things to react to when it comes to culural differencies.

The menu includes local "style" food, like no beef in India, but to make some of their staple items they will import. Obviously locally grown items are easier to get and cheaper that imported... but not all countries have the ability to produce all the ingredients. Japan is... very populated, so beef that need a large area to produce would not be a big industry. Also some governments have "local" requirements for industries like food. Still, I think I like the non-US menus more so... I might need to travel and taste some... someday.

A brioche bun???! As if American bread isn't already sufficiently riddled with sugar! Why TF do you need more?

2:04 why didn't they write what they weight is it the large, medium, or the small/regular? Also would have liked to see the weight of all of them, if only over the products if it had to be fast.

McDonalds Australia FRIES SIZEs weight and approximate number of fries Large: 163g / 100 fries Medium: 102g / 68 fries Small: 87g / 58 fries

It's especially weird that they don't use produce for their burgers made in Japan. Japan can produce a lot of different ingredients locally. Maybe it's too expensive? I know that in Denmark we produce a lot of the ingredients locally. If I were to guess, things not produced locally are mostly spices. One reason to use local produce in Denmark is that were pretty stringent with quality. So any produce made here has already been through that process. If we were to get it from abroad they'd have to go through a lot to be accepted.

I don't quite get it.. I live in UK, and what you can get here is much, much more than what was shown in the video. I think quarter pounders are even permanently on menu? Cause I've been getting them for 3 years which is the exact time I moved here. I tend to get mcchicken sandwich and chicken mayo ones all the time too, so I don't know why these weren't shown either. Every time I go to mcdonalds, there's at least 15 different burger options not including limited edition ones. Of course we have milkshakes, teas and coffee options. There are actually 5 dipping sauces. There are salads, icecream and cookies too.. It seems as if they were showing the full menu from the other countries, so I'm a bit shocked they shown like just a few options in UK ones.. Am I missing something? And again, I'm not from the UK, I moved there more than 3 years ago now, and I go there from time to time, and standard menu there never looked half as poorly XDD. Idk when that video was made, but it would be hard to believe they suddenly from like 4 options of burgers went to 20 from one year to another. Btw, I'm from Nottingham. Idk if that changes anything :V

we have the QP in sweden - under the the same name.

Here in India, people prefer street food and local fast food shop over these giant food chains like McDonald's, KFC, Dominos etc. Street food in India is very popular and it's more tasty compared to food chain restaurants. Also it's quite cheap, for ex. 1 Chicken Maharaja Mac is about 200 rupees. In 200 rupees you can have a full meal in India. Also almost 4 people can eat at 200 rupees in a street food stall.

Chick filey doesnt sell in uk and wouldnt be able to get far Uk if u want a good chiken burger your local chippy will seel actual fresh chiken with salad and sauce foe the same price as any burger in fast food resturant actualy cheeper than some such as burger king being abit too exspencive over in uk compared a chippy And if want apicy chiken you go nandos you want fried chiken kfc owns the markwt in uk

Trick MacDonald her in Denmark

The meaning of the word “biscuit” is “twice cooked”. Biscuits are crunchy everywhere in the world except America.

maybe you like LONG EGGS (how it's made) - LONG EGG HACK - Spoon and Paw, #2 by Spoon and Paw

McDonalds in Croatia has shimps and shimps wrap.

Thanks. It looks like Mc Donald's looks like it'd taste greige anywhere I eat it.

It just took me 5 minutes to make a burger better than any mcdonalds offers. All you need is some minced beed some cheddar and the rest is like basic stuff you should have at home anytime.

Japan has basically no farmland and can not grow most foods. So they import almost everything.

In india cows are holy, so burgers would be made from pigs, not beef... 😂😂😂😂

It's disputed but Chicken Tikka Masala was a curry invented in Glasgow also chips and cheese is popular here in the UK same with chips and curry sauce

Do all Americans (people from the states) say Chicken Tikki not Chicken Tikka? Or is it regional or just a verbal mistake?

The Japanese diet consists of whatever fresh produce they can obtain from their islands, so seafood is a huge part, plus rice, sweet potato and lots of leafy greens. They get their flavours from sauces and spices.

You say, we starting 'em young, with the kid size french fries, but actualy, the other countries, start the kids on a larger amounts, so some times US do it better...

Uk has quarter pounder Also this video isnt new recorded they mashedtogether 4 seperate episodes and used clips

I want that shrimp burger in me right now.

No clue why japan imports so many ingredients its not any more wet or further north than the uk (uk being located in the north sea ) so it should be able to grow And would thought atleast meat be japanese with their great beef Note on meat imports its actualy ilegal to import meat in the uk from a none eu country

Always interesting to see a company like McDougal´s having to diversify their product line to cater to and serve the various differences in culture and perception of food. Goes to show you can´t just export your shake ´n´bake concept from your domestic market to the entire world. People are different,- so are their tastes,- even to McDougal´s.

Please do reaction about RAMLY BURGER in MALAYSIA

0:54 weird there is so little difference between small drinks to medium in India and little difference between medium to large in the UK. US sizes are just crazy!

Fiketo isnt fish its fillet chiken fillet not chiken and fish

Fascinating.

You never ever ignored India 🇮🇳🙏

Maple syrup is mostly...sugar.

I really didn't think so much content could be made about MCD of all places. ( Not your reaction videos, but that so many videos have been made about it ) Actual Important information about MCD. 1: They use forced labor to work for them, by using the corrupt American prison system having prisoners being forced to do work for cents. 2: There food in the US is filled with much more sugar and other things, than the rest of the world. For no good reason. 3: They will only do the bare minimum for there workers. Like in the US, little to no rewards, and very low wages. Elsewhere they pay as little as possible to, however laws are better so the pay is better. 4: Worlds biggest fast food restaurant. What you get is not good. However it has been researched to trigger things in your brain so you want it. Same way with Smoking or doing drugs. 5: A few years old, but the UK MCD was rated the worst in Europe. I think that is pretty much the interesting facts there is about MCD. Learning about different regions specials can also have some meaning though. Do find it funny the original video make the American one light green to who have the biggest amounts. I am not sure that is really a win. Fun way to highlight it. Almost like. What police force kills most people, The USA, Ding Ding Ding we have a winner.. :p And on a site note. Ofc I do not know if they contain the same things. But we also have a quarter pounder where I live.

you should find the clip that compares what is social accepted in japan but unacceptable in the rest of the world. japan is a strange country to put it mildly. still a great country to live in but somethings... research and find out for yourself.

Are they still using plastic in McDonalds? In EU plastic is banned for fast-food.

Bedankt

Is the UK the only place that calls shrimps prawns?

I never eat Macca’s anymore because nothing on their menu, including desserts, is suitable for a low sodium diet. If I want to eat chips, I make them from scratch and never the skinny chips you call french fries because they absorb so much fat. The more surface area of the potato you expose to fat, the higher the fat content.

I dont eat at McDonalds ever...... i did a few years ago, until i learned they pay US Employes ..... nearly nothing. But back then, i only ate McRib :D

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Heidi loves Mc Donalds 😀

Damn japanese food always has an appetizing twist

Gotta say....the Shrimp burger sounds absolutely amazing 🤩 On another note, obviously India is not going to have Beef or Pork products due to religious beliefs. This limits food choices to mainly Chicken and many vegetables. Why doesn’t McDonald’s use Lamb, Venison, Turkey or Duck in its range for India. Or even the rest of us for that matter, a Lamb MAC sounds delicious 😋

OW! go India

I want Japanese food now 😁

That american guy is acting like mcdonald's is a 5 star restaurant Super dramatic

Chicken maharaja mc😍

Chicken Tikka Masala is... from the UK. 🤣

Tikka masala is an English curry lol, national dish o England now, I believe, Indian spices English taste...