McDonald’s is bringing back the crowd favorites - but with a twist! McDonald’s is bringing back some of the crowd favorites! This time around, the brand is bringing the taste of the cool Autumn season in Japan, right here in the Philippines.
Starting August 29, 2019, you can experience the Flavors of Japan: Autumn edition. Get ready to once again indulge in crispy and golden Twister Fries, and pair it with your choice of the Ebi burger and the Teriyaki Samurai burger. Enjoy all these with the refreshing Fuji Apple McFreeze - the newest addition to include to your top picks!
McDonald’s Flavors of Japan is once again available in McDonald’s, now with its Autumn edition lineup--featuring the return of Twister Fries, Ebi Burger, Teriyaki Samurai Burger, and with the debut of the new Fuji Apple McFreeze!
Bite into McDonalds’ perfectly seasoned and crispy Twister Fries that are made only from top quality potatoes and savor the golden curls and spices of this glorious potato treat. Pair this with your personal pick between the Ebi Burger, a tempura-coated shrimp patty topped with sweet sauce and lettuce sandwiched between a black and white sesame seed bun, and the Teriyaki Samurai Burger, a beef patty dipped in Teriyaki glaze topped with mayo and lettuce all packaged in a sesame seed bun to satisfy your cravings. Enjoy your meal with a refreshing Fuji Apple McFreeze for your fix of a sweet icy cool Red Apple-flavored frozen soft drink.
McDonald’s Flavors of Japan with Twister Fries is now available in McDonald’s stores nationwide for a limited time only! Visit your nearest McDonald’s sink your teeth into the Autumn experience, and don’t miss out on this exciting comeback with a twist before time runs out!
Share with us your experience by using #McDoFlavorsOfJapan! You may also visit McDonald’s Facebook Page and Twitter Account and Instagram Page for more details!
McDonald's Flavors of Japan: Autumn edition will be available in McDonald's stores nationwide for a limited time only! Visit your nearest branch soon, and have a taste of Autumn in Japan.
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