Boarding a flight just to eat fries? Foreign media recommends seven of the world’s most unique McDonald's

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

After previously introducing18 distinctive Starbucks outlets around the worldthis time we’re turning our attention to the ever-popular, largest multinational fast-food chain in the world — McDonald's, which has approximately 32,000 locations across 121 countries. The entertainment website“THE RICHEST”has specially selected 10 of what they consider the most unique branches, and here we share a few of them with our readers.

%Urgent. New York, Hyde Park: A Denton McDonald's housed in a renovated historic mansion. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

%Fast. New Zealand, Taupo: A McDonald's shaped like an airplane. (Photo / FromTbilisi McDonald's fan page)

%Drawn. UK, London: The world’s largest McDonald's. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

%Instant. Spain, Madrid: A McDonald's with an intimidating exterior, and yes — their drinks menu even includes “beer,” a rare sight in fast food joints. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

%Jealous. South Korea, Ulsan Metropolitan City: A colorful McDonald's that looks like a UFO landing. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

%Level. China, downtown Hangzhou: A McDonald's in the heart of the city. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

%Crowded. China, Yangshuo, Guilin: A McDonald's standing out amid classical pavilions, small bridges, and flowing water. (Photo / Screenshot from THE RICHEST official website)

In addition to the above branches, there are other uniquely designed McDonald's around the world — for example, the one in Debrecen, Hungary, stands out with its vibrant exterior; both Aswan in Egypt and Venice have riverboat-shaped McDonald's; in Thailand, the local Ronald McDonald customarily presses his palms together in a respectful gesture; and the McDonald's in Karlshamn, Sweden, even features an outdoor slide — all are quite distinctive.

%Both. The riverboat McDonald's in Aswan, Egypt (left image) boasts eye-catching colors, while the one in Venice (right image) sails on the water, creating a unique atmosphere. (Photos / All from Wikipedia)

%Next. The Thai McDonald's features a Ronald McDonald who greets customers with a traditional prayer-like gesture of pressed palms. (Photo / From Wikipedia)

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