"Dragon Tengwang" I tasted all the strange things in McDonald's in China

Body translation

Today I decided to head down to the local McDonald''s near to where I live in Shenzhen... the things that are on the menu are a little different to what we have back home! Stick around to find out...

Today I made up my mind to go to the McDonald's store near my address in Shenzhen... The things on the menu were a little different from those in our hometown! Stay and see...

Comment translation

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Htaukkyan Myo

In 2018, I visited a Guangdong McDonald''s. I ordered a small iced tea. It cost about $3, more than what I would have paid in the US, about $1.00. In 2019, in Fuzhou, my order of two pieces of KFC chicken, cost a little more than what I would have paid back home. A cup of regular charbuck in Shanghai in 2014 cost me $4. more than what I paid in US1.98. I find KFC cheapest in Malaysia, but in Australia, I had to pay extra for ketchup.

In 2018, I went to a McDonald's in Guangdong and I ordered a small cup of iced tea, which costs about $3 compared to $1 in the U.S. In 2019, I ordered two pieces of KFC chicken in Fuzhou, and the price was slightly higher than the price in my country. In 2014, I ordered a regular carbonated drink in Shanghai for $4, compared to $1.98 a cup in the U.S. I found KFC to be the cheapest in Malaysia, but in Australia I had to pay extra for ketchup.

Rolucas

Dude, the waiter thought fries was not salty but she changed a new one for u which was so nice LOL Xian is one syllable and xin xian is two.

Man, the waiter thinks the fries are not enough salt, but she gives you a new one, great, haha, fresh (salty) is one syllable, fresh is two syllables.

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Living in China

How dare you betray Burger King...

How dare you betray Burger King.

Kevin C

I think years ago when I was in Hong Kong, they served rice dishes and crispy chicken wings. Very nice. Great to see your videos again. Hope your dad is doing well.

I remember when I was in Hong Kong a few years ago, they served rice and crispy chicken wings, which were very nice and it was nice to see your video again and wish your dad all the best.

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putianren

Kentucky Fried Chicken in our country really suck !!

And their service also really suck !!

Have not been KFC for many many years !!

Our country's KFC really sucks!!

And their service is really bad too!

I haven't eaten KFC in years!!

Honored Hsu

Think this is the McDonald’s near Shenzhen University right? Been there once and the arrangement of tables reminds me. Wish the zero policies would loosen soon

haven’t been Shenzhen for long because really afraid of being stuck there

I think this is a McDonald's near Shenzhen University, I went there once, and the way the table was placed reminded me. I hope that the new crown clearance policy will be relaxed as soon as possible,

I haven't been in Shenzhen for a long time because I'm really scared of being stuck there.

Marc C

Bubble tea in Micky D, not a bad idea for major cities in North American. Wait, those bubble could be choking hazard, considering some one got a 1M settlement for hot coffee burn way back when and the number of lawyers here, scratch that.

BTW, love the red bean pie Micky D have in Hong Kong.

PS: Wish your buddy Ben was here. I mean, love to see his reaction on Chinese McD menu.

Drinking Mickey D's bubble tea is a good idea for major cities in North America, etc. The pearls may be at suffocating risk, (although) someone was compensated £1 million for a hot coffee burn earlier, (but) given the number of lawyers here, forget it.

By the way, I like the red bean pie that Mickey D.S. makes in Hong Kong.

P.S. Wish your partner Ben was here. I mean, I love seeing how he reacts when he looks at the Chinese McDonald's menu.

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Ken Lai

There''s also fried chicken in Malaysia''s McDonald

McDonald's in Malaysia also has fried chicken.

Frank Huo

There''s also mccafe in Singapore. Looking forward to more similar videos in Burger King and KFC!

McCafe is also available in Singapore, and we look forward to taking more similar videos at Burger King and KFC!

Royston M

The MCD here in Hong Kong has Crispy thighs, honey bbq and garlic flavour chicken and wicked spicy wings.... Better than the KFC here .... we don''t have that plethora of matcha latte drinks like you have in the mainland :(

McD in Hong Kong has crunchy thighs, honey bbq, garlic chicken and spicy chicken wings..., better than the KFC here...., we don't drink too many matcha latte drinks like you mainlanders:(

SatsumaWorld

The first McDonalds opened in Shenzhen about 32 years ago ;)

About 32 years ago, the first McDonald's opened in Shenzhen ;)

Steal the mud iron

Damn, I shouldn''t be watching this in the middle of the night

Damn, I shouldn't have watched this in the middle of the night

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Phil Ho

Way, way back, for the first few years after McDonalds opened in Australia, we had "Southern Fried Chicken" which was essentially threee(?) pieces of fried chicken resembling KFC, in a box. I remember it being crunchier than KFC but tasting a little different

A long time ago, when McDonald's opened in Australia for the first few years, we ate "Southern Fried Chicken", basically three (?). The chunks resemble fried chicken in KFC, packed in a box, and I remember it was crispier than KFC, but tasted a little different.

Jason Leon

For most people, 80 CNY is quite expensive in China as one meal. I don''t know the accurate average price, but actually in middle-size cities, 10-30 (1-5 USD) is enough to feed a person. As for fast food restaurants, the prices of MCD, KFC and Burger King are set to be above average to promote sales of their membership cards. People who eat those just once in a while would look for appropriate activities to save their costs.

For most locals, 80 yuan for a meal in China is quite expensive, and I don't know the exact average price, but in fact in medium-sized cities, 10-30 yuan (1-5 US dollars) is enough for one person to eat. As for fast food restaurants, MCD, KFC and Burger King all set prices above average, using membership cards to boost sales. Occasionally people who eat these things will look for opportunities to save money.

Rolanda Haloo

We have hot and spicy chicken sandwiches where I live in the states, no fried chicken.

The place where I lived in the United States, we had spicy chicken sandwiches and no fried chicken.