Located at Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station, this McDonald's is my go-to spot when I catch late-night buses. It's open until midnight, making it convenient for grabbing a quick bite or drink. The ground floor, where the cashier is located, has no seating, so you can eat standing up, which is actually quite handy when in a rush. If you prefer a more relaxed dining experience, there are seats available on the second floor. The staff here are quick and efficient, likely due to the location's high traffic. The taste is typical McDonald's fare, but the fries are perfectly cooked and seasoned just right!

Located on the first floor of Tokyo Station Ichibangai, just near the Yaesu South ticket gate of JR Tokyo Station. The Yuzu-flavored grated chicken tatsuta for 510 yen (tax included) was so delicious that I bought it two days in a row. I also purchased a salad for 330 yen (tax included). I enjoyed it very much this day as well. I hope it becomes a regular menu item!

Finishing my break~ Heading back to Kyoto... McDonald's as usual. Having a Big Mac set for lunch with a caramel latte. The fries are delicious, but I switched the salad for coffee. McDonald's coffee is really tasty (^｡^) The Shinkansen is about half empty, but it's crowded with foreign tourists around me.

Good morning, this is Neko-san. I'm at Tokyo Station today, it's a travel day and I'm heading west. I arrived at Tokyo Station early, so I came here. I used a coupon and waited inside for about 30 minutes because it's cold outside. I took a little break and now I'm ready to go. Thank you for the meal.

This is the McDonald's at Tokyo Station. I stopped by because I wanted to use my laptop. It was my first time here, so at first I didn't understand how it worked, but it seems you order on the left and pick up on the right. There are two lanes for both. When your number is displayed on the monitor, you pick up your order. It's like waiting for exam results, so it's kind of exciting (laughs). After climbing a tight staircase, there is a surprisingly spacious area. I ordered my favorite Teriyaki Mac Burger. It seems like the prices have gone up today. It tasted great after not having it for a while. I'm trying to lose weight from the New Year, so I resisted getting any fries. I quickly finished my meal, had some coffee, and used my laptop. Since most people here are salarymen, it feels oddly calming.

One day after work, I had dinner. I had taste and smell disorders due to the aftereffects of a cold, but during work that day, I smelled something while the staff was cooking the staff meal (I was not the one cooking). "Huh? I can smell something!" I thought, and at that moment, I felt hunger. And I was able to taste the food deliciously when I ate, so I decided that I would go to McDonald's after work. I wanted to try the limited-time sauce for nuggets, "Spicy Butter Chicken Sauce." Last time, I couldn't smell or taste the curry scent at all due to my taste and smell disorders. When I tried it this time, I could taste the flavor properly! I could also smell the aroma properly! I'm not sure if it naturally recovered over time, if it was due to the zinc supplements I was taking from overseas, or if it was the combined effect of both, but I'm happy because I hadn't been able to taste saltiness overall and had lost my appetite. But it's delicious, so I'll be careful not to overeat!

I arrived at McDonald's Tokyo Station store before the departure time of the high-speed bus to Nagoya Station, which is at 3:30 PM. I used a smartphone coupon to get a premium iced coffee for 130 yen instead of 150 yen. I enjoyed it on the second floor of the store. The premium iced coffee at McDonald's is refreshing and delicious with a generous amount. Earlier today, I went to Heiwajima Boat Racecourse to buy betting tickets for five races, investing a total of 4,000 yen. Although I missed the first race, I correctly predicted the sixth and seventh races, earning a profit of 4,000 yen so far. Let's see how the eighth and ninth races turn out!

Having a Filet-O-Fish for the first time in a while during breakfast. The unchanged taste brings back memories of childhood. For the side menu, I chose nuggets with mustard sauce. This sauce also goes well with the Filet-O-Fish. My drink choice was iced coffee, lacking depth but good for a morning caffeine boost. The second-floor seating area seemed quite crowded in the morning.

I love muffins and often use McDonald's for breakfast. Today, I had a sausage muffin and a McGriddle, alternating between sweet and salty, and my appetite just couldn't stop. Eating two of them puts me over 800 calories in the morning, so I feel a bit guilty, but I'll have a light lunch today to balance it out.

In the afternoon, I went to visit a client. For some reason, I felt like going to McDonald's for lunch. It's strange, but a few times a year, I get a craving for McDonald's hamburgers. However, when I saw the McDonald's at Kokubunji Station in my local area, there was a line of about 10 people outside. I didn't want to wait in line, so I headed to Tokyo Station where my client was located. I went to the McDonald's outside the Yaesu South Exit of Tokyo Station. There was no line there. A big sister at the counter guided me. I noticed the New York Taste limited-time menu that I had seen in a TV commercial, so I ordered the Beef Pepper Cheeseburger set for 760 yen. I couldn't understand the language spoken by the foreign-looking lady with a mask. When I asked again, it turned out she was asking if I wanted fries as a side menu. I chose fries and also selected a Coke Zero as my drink. After paying and receiving my receipt, I waited at the pick-up counter until my number was called. During that time, I looked around to decide where to eat. There was a standing counter near the 1st floor cash register area, where a tall Caucasian man was eating. Honestly, I felt a bit embarrassed to eat there in broad daylight. Since I still had time before my client visit, I decided to eat on the 2nd floor while sitting down. However, I was shocked by what I saw there... It was extremely crowded. I couldn't help but exclaim "Wow..." at the sushi-packed scene. The one-person counter seats were packed tightly with customers, with each person having only about 80cm of space. I thought it was too risky to eat there, but more and more people were coming up the stairs from the 1st floor, carrying trays and bags, so I had no choice but to sit at a cramped table. As I opened the burger wrapper, I said "Let's eat." The first bite was good. The patty was generously seasoned with black pepper, giving it a salty taste. The crunchy vegetables added to the American hamburger feel. As I continued eating, I noticed the overly toasted buns and dry, tough patty creating a strange hardness, almost like eating cardboard. It was tough... my jaw hurt. The fries tasted the same as usual. Initially, it was fine, but as I ate more, it became quite difficult. Strangely, I didn't feel full in my stomach. What is this food? I think Burger King gives a more satisfying feeling. Nevertheless, the crowded atmosphere on the 2nd floor is something I want to forget. It was dimly lit. The Caucasian man who was eating standing up on the 1st floor made the right choice. I thought that only Japanese people with a lot of patience and perseverance could endure the atmosphere on the 2nd floor.

This time I chose the sausage egg muffin set. It's been a while since I traveled on a high-speed bus. I decided to grab a bite before boarding. It was crowded in the morning, but I managed to find a table seat. The hash browns were a classic morning dish, with a strong salty flavor that I surprisingly enjoyed. The combination of the egg and sausage patty, with its mildness and strong salty taste, was harmonious. The muffin's soft and slightly grainy texture somehow awakened me from my morning drowsiness. Since I didn't have much time before the bus departure, I quickly finished my meal and headed to the bus. Thank you for the meal. Let's add "#〇〇 Ale Meal" to local restaurants and share reviews with everyone! "Delicious" will not be defeated by Corona. #TokyoAleMeal

Tokyo Station. Before stepping outside through the Yaesu South Exit ticket gate, turn right and you will find a hamburger chain store. The space in front of the counter is spacious enough to accommodate large luggage. The chairs in the 1st floor eat-in area are designed in a way that sitting feels almost like standing. I visited on a weekday around 4 pm in September 2017 and ordered the limited-time Cheese Tsukimi Burger for 370 yen including tax, along with a medium-sized Oi Ocha for 230 yen. The Tsukimi Burger made me feel like autumn was here with its floating burger illusion on the tray sheet. In January 2018, I visited for lunch on a Saturday and tried the New Latte, intrigued by the name. I used my remaining McDonald's gift card balance and they refunded the remaining amount in cash. I ordered a hot small cafe latte for 150 yen including tax. The 1st floor had a stylish vibe, but the 2nd floor felt more like a typical McDonald's with lots of tourists, making me a bit uncomfortable. In September 2019, I visited twice around 4 pm on weekdays for the limited-time Cheese Tsukimi Burger and Oi Ocha. The staff were all foreigners, and the busy counter had customers waiting for their orders. In September 2021, before 11 am on a weekday, I visited for the Cheesy White Double Cheeseburger set for 690 yen including tax, with medium fries and a medium soft drink. The burger had white cheese and a white cheese sauce, but the combination of onions, pickles, ketchup, and mustard made it too intense for my taste. I prefer the regular Double Cheeseburger. Additionally, I visited on an au user special day and got 5 free Chicken McNuggets, so I added a small soft drink for 100 yen including tax. The McNuggets tasted the same as usual.

Located very close to the Yaesu Chuo exit ticket gate, there is a McDonald's. It is a convenient place for both high-speed bus users and those using the Shinkansen or local trains, with very reasonable prices. It's a great place to stop by to satisfy a small hunger or take a short break.

I watched "My First McDonald's" on YouTube Egashira 2:50 channel and went to try it out! Hot apple pie for 100 yen, vanilla milkshake for 120 yen. I felt like eating apple pie after a long time. It was delicious with cinnamon, sweet and tasty. This time, it seems even more delicious to dip the milkshake in it, like dipping bread in stew. Sweet! It's good for those who like sweet things, so give it a try. Also, definitely try the Teriyaki Burger (laughs)

During a weekday afternoon, I visited the Lotteria for lunch and decided to stop by this cafe afterwards. It was around 12:30 PM and the cafe was quite crowded, with staff members working quickly to clean up. I ordered an "Iced Cafe Latte M" using a coupon, which cost me 190 yen. I went up to the second floor and found plenty of seating available. The clientele seemed to be mostly nearby office workers who ate quickly and left. It seemed like the turnover rate was pretty good. I spent about an hour there working on some reviews, using the wifi, before leaving. It's impressive how powerful big companies can be.

Mini pancakes, my friend kept recommending them saying they're super delicious!! It got me really curious, so today I finally got to eat them. There were about 6 small pancakes in the serving, and the apple jam was also delicious, so I want to eat them again.

I visited the "McDonald's JR Tokyo Station Store" for breakfast for the first time. They open quite early (5:30 AM) which is great when you're in a hurry. I had the Sausage Egg McMuffin set which includes the sandwich, hash browns, and premium roast coffee for 470 yen. It was delicious and satisfying. I visited on a Sunday morning at 7 AM and there were already many customers enjoying their breakfast.

I had to go to Tokyo Station very early in the morning. I thought I woke up early, but I was so out of it that I didn't even have time to eat breakfast. So, I jumped out of bed, got my errands done, and then my stomach started growling. I thought to myself that I really need to eat breakfast... but the only place open was McDonald's. So, I went to McDonald's for breakfast. Lately, I've been hooked on the McGriddles, but this time I decided to go for the classic McDonald's breakfast staple - the Sausage Egg McMuffin. I also got some milk and a hash brown. Since the kitchen wasn't fully operational yet, I had to wait a bit for the hash brown to be ready. But I felt excited knowing that I would get to enjoy freshly made food. As I was walking up the stairs to the second-floor seating area, I caught a whiff of a faint morning scent that reminded me of America. Interesting. The seating area was still empty, with only about five other people besides me. I couldn't see anyone from where I was sitting, and for a moment, it felt like I wasn't in Japan anymore. It felt like I had traveled somewhere. Eating out used to be a source of excitement and a way to experience a different atmosphere, but it has become so routine now that today's experience felt like a breath of fresh air. Now, onto the long-awaited Sausage Egg McMuffin. The soft texture of the muffin has become so familiar to me. I can't even remember how the muffins used to be, with a harder texture and cornmeal stuck to the surface. Today, the egg was perfectly cooked, with the yolk still slightly runny and melting in my mouth. The muffin was soft, the sausage patty was juicy, and the overall taste was gentle and delicious. The saltiness that used to be overwhelming in the Sausage Egg McMuffin has mellowed out, making it even more enjoyable. The hash brown was crispy on the outside and smooth on the inside, adding to the overall deliciousness. I washed it all down with milk to freshen up my mouth. I separated the paper and plastic for recycling, and neatly folded them for easy disposal. I struggled a bit to peel off the plastic from the milk carton to attach the straw. This whole ritual made me smile and woke me up from my daze.

Following last week's business trip to Sapporo, this week I am heading to Nagoya. As usual, I stopped by McDonald's for breakfast before boarding the bullet train. I ordered the "Mega Muffin Value Set" this time, with a hot coffee. The Mega Muffin was quite filling, similar to a Big Mac. I'm not a big fan of the muffin buns, as they tend to be a bit hard for my liking, but overall it was tasty. With my stomach full, I continued my journey to Nagoya. The bullet train was a bit more crowded compared to earlier, but still pretty empty. I decided to take a nap until we reached Nagoya.

The day after working in Yokohama, I had a day trip to Nagoya. Since it was early in the morning, I had breakfast at McDonald's in Tokyo Station. I chose my favorite since childhood, the "Filet-O-Fish" set. I heard that the most popular item for breakfast at McDonald's is the "Egg McMuffin," which ranks first. By the way, the "Filet-O-Fish" ranks ninth. Nevertheless, my favorite is still the "Filet-O-Fish." The "Hash Brown" available only in the morning has a crispy texture and is more delicious than the regular fries. After enjoying my breakfast, I will sleep on the way to Nagoya. I had a delicious start to my morning.