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Chinese Fast Food
For this post on Tianjin, a journey to the most mysterious and oriental of all Chinese customs: McDonalds.
To my delight and horror, the best received of my journeys to China wasn't the Forbidden City, or the Great Wall, or even the Heavenly Temple. Nope, it was Chinese breakfast cereals. The post got a lot of comments for a series of pictures, and even made it to Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog. Well, vox populi, vox dei, I guess. Following is the logical companion to that piece, Chinese McDonalds.
The breakfast for the day I would go to see the blasted ocean (stay tuned!), an eggburger
Enjoy!
Egg, catchup, cheese. YICK
Breakfast successfully eaten. I didn't like the burger, but the coffee and the hashbrown were to die for.
The outer packaging of a double cheeseburger. This lunch was immediately after entering Tianjin.
The top view looks familiar
Yum.. Ketchup, Pickles, Beef, and Cheese.
Lady of tdaxp's choice: Premium Grilled (in America, "Oriental") Chicken
Opening the Box...
Pulling out the sloppy sandwich
Taking it apart: salad, meet, dressing
From our table at the McDonald's in Tianjin
Also from our table
The first American food in weeks was bliss, so here's the third sandwich: a simple cheeseburger
Looking down at its bottom
YUM
Tianjin, a tdaxp series.
17:55 Posted by Dan tdaxp (Webmaster) in Beijing 2006 | Permalink | Comments (0) | Email this