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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hotel: Staybridge Suites or Residence Inn. Some are very nice

Food: [b]McD breakfast sandwiches are amazing. [/b] Culver’s chicken tenders. [/quote]

Sausage mcmuffin is so good. No one else's even begins to compare. [/quote]

I have a Parisian friend who is mostly contemptuous of American food ("so few people know how to cook a good meal for themselves").    But he praises the American breakfast and will even enjoy a McD breakfast.     Unfortunately, I believe that McD has stopped their all-day breakfast menu and so he has nothing suitable to eat there after 11am.[/quote]

Luckily they have McD's in Paris.

McD's has good food abroad too.  On one trip to Paris I had McD's Caprese Salad 3x.  Last time we got real hardback books as Happy Meal prizes.  Once in England, we enjoyed an Indian themed promo at McD's and learned that regular fries are delicious dusted with a curry spice blend.[/quote]

The shrimp burger in Japan is to die for. Instead of fries I got a little salad with sesame dressing plus the mcdonalds coffee that is great even in the US. I could have eaten that for lunch every day.
Truly lowbrow: my family eats OnCor frozen chicken parmesan probably twice a month with pasta. When I first started buying it in 2012 it was sold at the dollar store![/quote]

You can eat quite well at 7 Eleven in Japan.[/quote]

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