麥當勞 (北京道)

Hannah Castro 5 months ago

Went here for breakfast as it's near the hotel. The place is tight as their was construction ongoing. The staff tend to be on the older side. They don't really speak English and are not amiable. We had a coffee missing and I had to talk to 2 people before I was directed to the McCafe, where the drink was. We got table service so we're not sure why that drink was not included.

Klaichan Intarachai-eua 6 months ago

Terrible service and chaotic queuing. There's no order management, so people were touching other customers' food. The staff are clueless about orders, and they even served me melted ice cream. Even though I asked for a new one, but still ignored. Disastrous.

유쎈 6 months ago

This specific McDonalds is included on my itinerary because of Wong Kar Wai’s films; Fallen Angels and Chungking Express. I just had to visit and eat here to experience what it feels like. Despite the reviews that I see here, the place is pretty clean and I don’t see anything unusual but of course every experience is unique and this is probably because we went around 5-6 pm. I LOVEEEE LOVE THE ANGUS BEEF BURGER! I wish we have it in our country.

George MCJR Edited 11 months ago

I recently visited this McDonald's branch in Hong Kong and the quality of the food is great, tasty and still budget friendly (thanks to the McDo App offers). Their service is quick and I got my order without any delays. The atmosphere is just average since the place is a bit busy, which is expected here. Overall, a solid 4 out of 5 stars. I had a satisfying visit.

Sweet Sinay's Reviews a year ago

This McDonald's is not for the faint of heart. I visited on a late Saturday night to get the full-on overnight experience. The clientele was equal parts late night dating couples and poor immigrants taking advantage of cheap sleeping quarters for the down and out. The food, the touch screen menu, the prices and the fast service were what you might expect from a McDonald's anywhere. The public displays of affection and the sleeping sections, on the other hand, were a bit out of the McOrdinary, to say the least. Also, at one point, a customer (drunk?) went on a lengthy and incoherent tirade against the counter staff until he was finally persuaded to leave with some free food. Quite McUnusual! The restaurant was basically divided into three sections; closest to the counter were ordinary customers enjoying a midnight snack, in the centre were the couples, enjoying a little privacy in public, and along the back wall were those using McDonald's as a sleeping arrangement (many with suitcases, pillows and "sheets"...and some not bothering to order anything 🤔). I got a milk tea and a cheeseburger and joined the sleeping contingent for the night. This is a cultural experience that I woul