2. Abstract
● Fast food culture go to China, but to penetrate is that
the past few years, a new shop has been expanding
like crazy and people still following. Rather than at a
low price never any shops, but It is a rather expensive
considering from prices in China, fast food outlets
familiar is crowded with a lot of people always in
Japan, such as Kentucky and McDonald's, seats to sit
and also be a lunchtime It is not even the first time of
success. For international students in Japan used to
eating food that's still cheap ones that eat happy, in
the store I will stop by in the eyes of international
students, such as the appearance of shopping often
then.
3. Chinese Mc(1)
● Any country in the world now is it? Although
McDonald's seems to be, there are also a number of
stores in Dalian, of course. As in Japan, you can feel
free to use in the vicinity of the downtown city center,
so it's about always find particularly look around.
Japan has not changed a thing of little taste better, or
have its own menu of McDonald's China, not in Japan,
such as "teriyaki burger." 16.5 yuan (U.S. $ 320),
prices are much cheaper than in Japan I think some
degree, so about 10 yuan (U.S. $ 130) in a single item
of a set of Big Mac burger. Is considerably wider than
the Japanese store there is also the fact that China,
you can dine with confidence because it is very clean,
such as hygiene.
4. Chinese Mc(2)
● In China, Chicken McNuggets can come with the
barbecue, sweet and sour, honey and hot mustard, or
chili garlic sauce. Chinese menus also include crispy
Buffalo chicken wings, called McWings. All chicken
burgers offered in Chinese McDonald's use thigh fillet
(e.g., Premium Grilled Thigh Fillet Burger, Hot and
Spicy Grilled Thigh Fillet Burger), rather than breast
meat, which is preferred in occidental countries.
5. Chinese Mc(3)
● The Big 'n' Tasty is sold as the Big 'n' Beefy in the
Chinese market, and is topped with cheese,
cucumber, and mildly spicy Thousand Island dressing.
Pies come in two standard flavors: pineapple and taro,
although special flavors including chocolate, banana,
and azuki bean have also been offered on a limited
basis.
6. Feature
● A unique feature of Chinese McDonald's locations is
the "McExpress" walk-up window, which sells a small
range of drinks and ice cream desserts. Most
McExpress windows are attached to restaurants, but
in some cases, they can be physically independent,
typically in locations such as shopping malls,
department stores and subway stations. Most major
urban locations offer delivery for an extra fee.
Deliveries are usually made by electrically powered
scooters, although in several cities where motorcycle
bans are in place, a conventional courier bicycle is
used. The food is normally carried in a large insulated
backpack.
7. New menu in China
● What's black and white, slightly seedy and yours for
about ¡ò1.50?
● Meet the newest creation from McDonald's in China, a
pair of burgers that could almost be a pun on the
ancient Yin-Yang symbol.
● While some have questioned the rationale behind the
multi-coloured meat feast, it appears the answer may
lie in a Chinese saying.
8. McDonald's growing in China
● During the Olympic month, when eating in
McDonald's, you could hear the song, "China wins, we
win" broadcast repeatedly.
● Jim Skinner, vice-chairman and CEO of the world's
largest fast-food company, says he appreciates the
slogan.
● Actually, he has reason to mean what he says, since
setting up the first McDonald's in China in Shenzhen in
1990, the Western restaurant chain has been
expanding steadily and successfully.
9. McDonald's growing in China(2)
● So far, other than the home market - the United States
- China is the No 1 growth market for McDonald's, with
960 restaurants and over 60,000 employees.
● For 2008, China represents one third of all capital
expenditures in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East and
Africa region, where the fast-food giant is in 37
markets, according to Skinner.
● We've been steadily growing with China for the past
18 years and are very excited for what the future
holds," he tells China Business Weekly.