McDonald's

This Maccas is not so good atm. It is being renovated and it is total chaos! Most of the parking space is fenced off due to construction, drive through is not happening, so the only way to go is fight for a park, try not to hit any cars or people, no junken here. Then try not to get killed walking to the place to order, you should easily know where that is because the line is out the door! Then wait your turn, about 15-20 minutes should do it. After that play frogger again to get back to your car where you can have a family picknick, drop some fries so you can have a french fry smelling car for a week before you find them with a vacume cleaner. Come on guys. You are either open or closed. If you are open, make a system that works!!

M is always reliable to get quality food on the road. Free parking and drive thru available. Friendly staffs.

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I understand that it is difficult to deal with many customers, but the young female staff member who is taking orders outside is quite unfriendly and only answers what is asked and is expressionless. There is no aura to hurry while choosing. It's no longer a human resource, but the image of Mac is ruined.

It is natural that you forget to insert a drive-through product or make a mistake. I have a strong allergy to cheese, and even if I make a mistake, I can't order it, but the clerk hits the cheese burger at the cash register due to an order mistake and asks and answers. Didn't you hear the customer's order? I haven't been there for years. The last time I went, I ordered a drive-through with my companion and two cars, and when I tried to eat at home, a fried stink bug came out from the french fries. There are many paddy fields in the suburbs, and insects that invaded the store from the drive-through window may have fallen on the flyer. He immediately went to the store and protested, but the person in charge, including the store manager, withdrew to the back and the high school student of the part-time job repeated "I will have a substitute", and there was no apology. It is estimated that there should be a security camera under the store manager and that he was probably looking at it on the monitor. It is unlikely that the person in charge will not come out in this situation, imposing a response on the part-time job. The next day, he protested by email to McDonald's Japan. I remember that I was recording and recording the fried tofu of insects mixed in the product and the response at the store, and finally a formal apology was sent a few days later. Two days ago I used a drive-through with my family for the first time in a few years, but it didn't contain a potato and a teriyaki burger. Nothing has changed.