I bought all the items from the Tsukimi series that was released, along with 15 nuggets and some extra items. It was quite crowded, so I took everything back to the hotel to eat. The taste was like McDonald's, I guess. Overall, it felt like I checked off a seasonal tradition. Thank you for the meal!

I visited around 12 o'clock on a weekday. It's near the station and there aren't many other stores nearby, so I was prepared for it to be crowded and not be able to find a seat, but surprisingly it wasn't full. I could choose a seat if I was alone, but it might be a bit difficult for two people. I ordered an Oreo frappe, which you can now order even if you're not at the McCafe, and it was ready in about 5 minutes. It was quite crowded, so I was grateful for the quick service. The taste was delicious and sweet, and I thought it was reasonably priced at 450 yen (using a coupon). It's almost 300 yen cheaper than Starbucks, so it's a good deal. It was a nice treat to satisfy my sweet tooth. Thank you.

There is a McDonald's right next to Seibu Shinjuku Station. I have always used it for meeting up or adjusting my schedule. This time, I ordered in advance with mobile order. When I arrived at the store, I was able to pick up my order right away. There was a line in front of the store, so I was grateful to be able to pick up my order quickly. The small size iced coffee for 120 yen was delicious with a genuine taste of coffee. The store has 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors, and there are quite a lot of seats. Due to its location, there were many foreign tourists using it. Thank you for the meal.

I worked remotely for a long time, but when I finally went into the office, it was the day when they started offering limited-time menu items! For lunch, we decided to get McDonald's takeout and enjoy it with my colleagues at the office. It was so much fun to have lunch together! I chose the Hawaiian series with the Zaku-cut potato and beef. The thick beef paired perfectly with the hash potato! Feeling adventurous, I also ordered some nuggets, but the burgers were so filling that we ended up sharing the nuggets. McDonald's meals always come with great memories. I will definitely visit again!

After about 5 years, I visited McDonald's Seibu Shinjuku Station Front Store near the entrance of Kabukicho. The first floor is for sales only, while the second to fourth floors are seating areas. The window-side counter seats on the fourth floor even have power outlets. The stairs are steep and narrow, but there is an elevator available, so it's not much of a problem. There are plenty of seats, making it convenient for time adjustment or meeting up. I ordered a Chocolate Milkshake (M size ¥220) and a Hot Apple Pie (¥140 for my wife). When feeling worn out, a Milkshake is a good choice.

There is a McDonald's located about a 5-minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station. I've been to this store many times. I ordered a hamburger set with nuggets. Did I order too much? I tried the limited-time Samurai series hamburger. It was a Japanese-style teriyaki burger with a spicy kick. It had eggs and pickles in it. The garlic nuggets were also delicious. I chose a sauce that was a Japanese-style garlic sauce, so it smells a bit strong. It's tasty though.

I went to eat at Samurai Mac because a YouTuber I like recommended it, but I felt that the onion flavor was quite strong. After eating, I was really worried about my bad breath. It's something to be careful of, but the taste was still delicious!

Located in a prime location near Seibu Shinjuku Station, close to the Oogado entrance and the entrance to Kabukicho, this McDonald's always seems to have a large crowd lining up. However, when you go upstairs, you might be surprised to find some empty seats. I secured a seat and ordered using the mobile order system. I was able to buy a medium-sized iced coffee for only 100 yen thanks to a coupon. McDonald's is known for its affordable drip coffee, which was quite innovative at the time. Even now, McDonald's coffee has a strong roast and tastes delicious. While convenience store coffee is more common these days, being able to sit inside the McDonald's and enjoy a cheap coffee is a nice touch.

I visited during lunchtime on Saturday around 1:30 pm. The first floor is where you place your order, and the second floor is where you can eat in. I ordered the Cheese Teritama Set (690 yen tax included). It's a delicious dish with a perfect balance of sweet and savory teriyaki sauce, melted cheese, and egg that stimulates your appetite. The pork patty is rich in flavor, with ginger, apple, and a hint of garlic in the teriyaki sauce. It's topped with a wobbly egg, crispy lettuce, creamy cheddar cheese, and a sweet lemon sauce, all sandwiched between fluffy buns sprinkled with sesame seeds. I chose the set with freshly fried potato fries and a drink, opting for Coca-Cola Zero.

Today, I headed to Shinjuku in the morning to watch the Unica Vision broadcast. Before getting into battle mode, I decided to grab something to eat. Right in front of me was a McDonald's. As I've mentioned many times before, I'm a big fan of "breakfast at McDonald's." The Egg McMuffin and Sausage McMuffin are classic choices. The hash browns and drink combo is tempting, but I didn't want to overeat, so I went with just the drink. Oh man, the Egg McMuffin is so good. The combination of McDonald's cheddar cheese and the muffin is just perfect. The muffin is slightly crispy, which makes it even more delicious than store-bought muffins. I can never get enough of it. Thanks for the meal!

I wrote in the previous article about the McDonald's in Meguro, which is typically used as a place to pass time before a reservation or to finish a task. So, this time I am passing time before the opening of "Udon Shin" in Shinjuku. With the crazy heat returning recently, I ordered a 100 yen ice coffee from McDonald's. The taste is nothing special, but I love it for the seating, wifi, and long-stay allowance. McDonald's maintains the same price whether in Azabu, Shinjuku, or elsewhere, thanks to their corporate efforts.

I went out for the first time in a week during the state of emergency to buy daily necessities and decided to stop by McDonald's to try the new "Samurai Mac" burgers that were introduced in a commercial featuring actor Masato Sakai from Miyazaki Prefecture. The two new burgers are the "Seared Soy Sauce-Flavored Double Thick Beef" for 490 yen and the "Seared Soy Sauce-Flavored Bacon Tomato Thick Beef" for 490 yen. Both burgers have a rich cheddar cheese and a garlic-infused soy sauce-flavored sauce that surprisingly complements the burgers well. The double beef burger has a satisfying volume, while the bacon tomato beef burger has a good balance of flavors. McDonald's did a great job with these new additions! Stay safe from the coronavirus, everyone! #StayHome

Stable "McDonald's". It's been a while since I had breakfast at McDonald's. And today, I ended up ordering a muffin instead of my usual McGriddle. Sausage Egg McMuffin set using a coupon for 350 yen. McDonald's is cheap. I also ordered an iced tea without ice, but it came with ice. Well, this happens not only with foreign staff but also with Japanese staff. And I still prefer the McGriddle. As dawn breaks over the sleepless city of Shinjuku. Thank you for the meal.

Tokyo, Shinjuku Ward. Near the Seibu Shinjuku Station intersection. This restaurant. It has been around for a long time. I haven't used it in about 20 years. The first floor has the cash register counter. The second to fourth floors are seating areas. The restrooms are on the second floor for women and the third floor for men. The seating with power outlets is on the fourth floor. I had breakfast at McDonald's. I had a Sausage Egg McMuffin with Hash Browns and Premium Roast Coffee. I like McDonald's hash browns. They go well with the fried egg and sausage patty. I don't usually have muffins at home, but I like eating them at McDonald's. I relaxed by the window, enjoying the hustle and bustle outside. Thank you for the meal.

So, I set off for Nagano with great excitement, only to be met with a typhoon. Trains were not running, so I decided to head to Shinjuku the day before. Upon arriving in Shinjuku, I found myself in a predicament - it was already past 10 pm and most restaurants were closing. Understandably so, given the typhoon. I was starting to feel the rain and wind picking up, and I was worried. "Please be open, McDonald's!" I silently prayed. And luckily, the Seibu Shinjuku Station store was still open. It was around 10:30 pm, and surprisingly, there weren't many customers inside. I found a seat in a corner and enjoyed a cheeseburger and coffee. As I looked around, I saw people who seemed like they were from the Shinjuku area, Sunday travelers, and other wanderers seeking refuge from the storm. I realized that it was a place where people naturally gathered during such times. Thanks to the crew working there, I was able to stay safe and satisfied. There are certainly various issues with 24-hour operations, but this time, it was a lifesaver for me.

The other day when I was in Kabukicho, I really wanted to try the new triangular caramel pie, so I stopped by! The inside of the shop was very crowded, as expected in Kabukicho! And I tried the triangular pie! It was very sweet and delicious! I will definitely visit again!

I visited yesterday in the early afternoon. It was raining unfortunately, but I stopped by for a coffee to kill time on my way to the next event. The place is quite popular and well located. The store has seating on the 2nd to 4th floors. There are seats with electrical outlets only on the 4th floor, but it was crowded so I chose the 3rd floor. The coffee was really good, probably because it was freshly brewed. It was delicious without being too strong. It would be even better if there were electrical outlet seats on each floor...

[Appetizer Section] Using a coupon from that airline company, I got a Big Mac and fries set. I plan to have a room drinking session with this. I'll have the Big Mac as a hamburger. The fries, which have cooled down a bit, are not that tasty, but they make for a decent snack. Well, I wouldn't pay for them out of my own pocket, to be honest. [Overview] This restaurant is located right in front of Seibu Shinjuku Station, making it a prime location. It's always crowded with people waiting in line at the counter, showing how popular it is. However, I can't help but feel uneasy about them using the sidewalk, which is supposed to be a public space, to extend their store area. It doesn't seem quite right in this day and age.

I don't have much memory of eating meals here at Seibu Shinjuku store. I usually just buy drinks, mainly at McDonald's. Especially in the summer, after finishing errands around Shinjuku, I would stop by to quench my thirst. The place is always crowded, so finding a seat inside to eat in is quite difficult.

I had it for breakfast. It's crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. It's high in calories but delicious. Thank you for the meal.