Interesting menu
There is something like this in Taiwan sometimes
Big Brekkie Burger | McDonaldâs Australia (mcdonalds.com.au)
Holup
I think the meal is reflecting the basic price before making it a set.
Predatory and misleading.
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Heads up! First it affected Japan, and now it will affect us in Taiwan.
Guy
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Canât get eggs at the store. Canât get fries at McDonaldâs.
papertowel has left the country
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The supply chain problems unfortunately will not be limited to Taiwan.
Just grateful tonight to pick up some of my beloved tu mango (the little green guys)âat least they are still available in Taiwan!
Guy
Wow. Iâm surprised. But I heard Taiwan actually grows their own avacodos?
Edit: oops that was in 2019
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Donât get us started on Taiwan avocados!
Iâm sure there must be threads on that, with complaints galore . . .
Guy
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Did a search but I donât see anything about avacodos
If you must, start here:
Guy
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Iâm a bad speller
This used be $99, odd price you would think it easier at 105, less change/coins (hate more $1 coins)
I think east coast Canada has the McLobster as a regularly available item
Wow lobster rolls are one of the main things I miss from Boston. They sometimes sold them at McDonaldâs there but nobody actually ate them haha
tried today. The taste is ok, but they skim the amount of meat, itâs basically mostly all lettuce.
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Just had it for lunch. Having lived in Boston years ago, Iâd say itâs the real deal! Will definitely go for another before the offer is up. If only the portions were a bit bigger.
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These would be nice variations to try:
The proof, sadly, is in the poutine.
Take breakfast, for example, where there are more than twice as many options to devour by the dawnâs early light in Canada. That includes fried chicken sandwiches, which, despite having been invented in American kitchens, apparently have no place on the breakfast menu of our biggest national chain. For my 3 loonies or whatever, Canadaâs most infuriating breakfast offering is the Egg BLT McMuffin, which takes an American Egg McMuffin and zhuzhes it up with bacon, green-leaf lettuce, tomato, and a tangy mayo sauce. If the original Egg McMuffin is famously a portable homage to eggs Benedict, then the Egg BLT McMuffin is Canadaâs portable homage to eggs Benedict Arnold, a symbol of rebellion against American austerity. (Adding further insult is the presence of âprocessed cheddar,â an ingredient that Canadian outposts wonât even deign to acknowledge is very clearly American cheese.)
The truth is, every single McDonaldâs in the U.S. has both the capacity and the ingredients to build and sell a Grand Mac. What they lack, however, is the will.
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It would never occur to me to eat any of that stuff while in Canada. 
Guy
I had the lobster roll today and I didnât like it.