McDonald`s Asakusa in Asakusa

A lot better than in the U.S. The burger looked like it did in the picture, and is open at a reasonable time to eat breakfast. (In fact I ate breakfast here multiple times because the only places open were Starbucks and McDonald’s). Very clean location with good staff, they were very confused about a Rakuten Point card (That may be because they don’t speak a word of English though). I would highly recommend this location)

Tasty and fresh chicken burger. Clean spacious seating. Would recommend for a quick taste of Macdonald in Japan 🇯🇵

Convenient location. Staff can speak English really well. One of them is Filipino and she was very courteous and polite.Food is hot and fresh (as fresh as fast food can get). Tables and chairs were clean and orderly.

You know exactly what this is, and exactly what to expect. The majority of the seating is on the second floor, as are the restrooms. The staff is very friendly with at least a small amount of English. The food is identical to every other McDonald's. This is the life we chose.

The servings are much different to Australian or American standards, but their taste is slightly different, perhaps a bit more exotic in their flavour? Service is easy and you can expect to be understood, and the service is generally up to scratch. Still the same very classic McDonald's to grow and love.

You have to try one when you’re away from home just to see if the taste is the same but also for those quirky little local items that might. E on e menu. The food does taste the same and I’ve now had Maccas on every continent. Burger was a burger and fries were fried and the coke watered down as expected. Nice location although has to compete with some good local food. Staff very friendly and have food English. Wheelchair accessible and kid friendly.

A lot better than McDonalds in Canada. Will attribute that to the Japanese people in general who pay attention to detail. Staff were super friendly and everything was hot and served quickly. Very clean establishment near the heart of a packed tourist attraction.