I’ve spoken before about Japan’s iconic Samurai Mac burger, so here are 5 more unique McDonald’s burgers you can find in Japanese outlets!
1. Double Egg & Cheeseburger
Japan has always been great with eggs, and this double egg & cheeseburger is no exception! Comprising all the ingredients of a typical double cheeseburger, it also comes with an egg that’s cooked just right to hold itself together while letting the golden yolk ooze all over the beef patties!
2. Double-Double Cheeseburger
The double-double cheeseburger is essentially a quadruple cheeseburger consisting of four beef patties stacked up on top of one another. You best believe the amount of cheese, sauce, pickles, and onions is also four times that of a standard cheeseburger!
3. Zakugiri-Potato & Beef Creamy Jalapeño Burger
A Japanese classic is the zakugiri-potato & beef creamy jalapeño burger, consisting of a crunchy fried potato croquette on top of a beef patty, a slice of cheese, and creamy jalapeño sauce. It offers a unique taste that’s not too spicy but gives a nice kick with a creamy texture.
4. Double Big Mac
Continuing the series of double burgers, we have the double big mac burger which consists of four patties in between three buns. It tastes like your regular big mac in terms of sauce and ingredients, but you definitely get a stronger protein hit with this big boy!
5. Teriyaki Chicken Filet-O Burger
Last but certainly not least is the teriyaki chicken filet-O burger which probably tastes the most “Japanese” out of this list. Comprising delicious sweet teriyaki sauce on a crispy chicken fillet, this simple but tasty McDonald’s burger delivers a powerful punch and a moist texture that practically melts in your mouth with each bite!
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