The McLobster Sandwich and other McMenu Madness
Artist's rendering of a McLobster
As you might have read on our website (or otherwise heard), there’s this new phenomena spreading called the McGangBang. In doing research (or whatever you call searching the Internet for info) for the McGangBang, I came across something else called the McLobster. Originally, I thought it was a joke. McDonald’s isn’t exactly high brow enough to serve Lobster, now is it? I’d consider lobster to be a seafood delicacy. But I soon came to realize that it indeed was real and began shaking in my boots at the prospect of such a McFood.
To be fair, the McLobster is hardly new. It’s been around for several years, but unless you live in Eastern Canada or New England, you might not be aware of the crustaceous cousin of the Filet-o-Fish. It comes and goes, much like the McRib, and the maritime treat basically represents McDonald’s take on the venerable lobster roll. The disturbing mix of lobster and bread is smothered in white “McLobster sauce”, which is some combination of mayonnaise, tartar sauce, and possibly some salad dressing. Shredded lettuce and bits of celery are also included. Photo below by “are you gonna eat that?”
Actual McLobster
And in case you’re wondering, it is real lobster meat in the sandwich. It’s actually not priced all that differently from typical lobster rolls, so don’t be too worried. Reports indicate that it’s a decent representation of the sandwich, so maybe you should go out and try a McLobster next time you’re in New England or the Maritime Provinces of Canada. And if you’re French-Canadian, be sure to ask for the McHomard instead. What’s the worst that can happen? Actually, scratch that last part, you probably don’t want to think about it too much…
Here are a couple additional McLobster photos:
And if you need further proof of it’s existence, here’s a commercial…
Of course, this opens the door to a whole host of regional foods. I began to wonder, what else I was missing out on living in the D.C. area. Was there a McGrits? A McTofu? And really, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. What about worldwide? Beyond the Pulp Fiction famed Royale with Cheese, what other creations cater to the various cultures around the world. Here are some examples:
Spam
Location: Hawaii
In the Aloha State, the McDonald’s Deluxe Breakfast includes Spam along with eggs, rice, and Portuguese Sausage.
Le Croque McDo
Locations: Belgium, France
This is McDonald’s version of a Croque Monsieur, a breakfast sandwich consisting of two melted slices of Emmental cheese and a slice of ham toasted between two buns.
Poutine
Location: Quebec, Canada
Poutine is fries with gravy and cheese
Chicken Maharaja Mac/McCurry
Location: India
As you might have guessed, beef and pork products are not served to cater to Indian religious sensitivities. The Big Mac morphs into the Chicken Maharaja Mac (originally a mutton burger), containing two grilled chicken patties with a smoke-flavored mayonnaise, fresh onions, tomatoes, and cheddar cheese surrounded by a toasted sesame seeded bun. Also available in a lamb version. The McCurry is a rectangular shaped crust that is topped with a creamy sauce (made without eggs), and vegetables and/or meat. You might also find the Pizza McPuff, which replaces the cream sauce with a tomato-based sauce and is topped like a pizza. As noted on the menu, the vegetarian dishes (marked in green) and meat dishes (marked in red) are prepared in separate areas of the restaurant in respect for vegetarians. (Photo by counterclockwise)
McOz
Location: Australia
How’s beetroot sound to you? This burger contains it, plus ketchup, mustard, onions, McChicken sauce, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and a quarter pound of beef.
Pasta Zoo Goo Happy Meal
Locations: Australia and New Zealand
The meal includes ten pasta pieces (filled with cheese and vegetables) along with Zoo Goo (Italian pasta sauce), a pair of small plastic tongs, a toy, and a milk drink with a ‘Sipaah’ flavored straw (in chocolate or strawberry).
Deli Choices
Location: Australia
There are various sandwich types to choose from. For breakfast you can have a Bacon and Egg combination, and for lunch these are some of the options: Chicken Tandoori, Turkey and Cranberry, Chicken Caesar, and Thai Chicken.
Greek Mac
Locations: Greece, and several other European nations such as Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Spain, Cyprus, and Portugal
You take two burger patties, wrap them in a pita, and add yogurt sauce, tomato slices, iceberg lettuce, and onions. This “McGyro” also comes in Chicken.
Gazpacho
Location: Spain
Chilled gazpacho (which is a cold Spanish tomato-based raw vegetable soup) is served in sealed plastic cups.
El Maco
Locations: Finland, Sweden, and growing
McDonald’s wants to feed your inner Mexican….from Scandinavia? In Finland this comes with BBQ sauce, but in other parts of the world it comes with sour cream and/or spicy taco/salsa sauce. Sweden will even toss in a side of nachos. In fact, while the name remains the same, the sandwich really varies from place to place. In some locations, you can get it with chicken instead of beef. (Photo by dolanh)
McAloo Tikki Burger
Location : India
The vegetable burger contains a fried and breaded potato and peas patty, which is topped with a special spice mix, tomato, onion, and a vegetable-tomato mayonnaise secret sauce.
Haupia, Taro, and Pineapple Pies
Location: China and Hawaii
Similar to the familiar Apple Pie, this item uses the same crust and turnover shape, except with a different filling. The Haupia pie is meant to replicate the traditional creamy coconut dessert offered at a Hawaiian Luau. Similarly, Taro and Pineapple pies are meant to taste like their regular dessert counterparts.
Shogun Burger, Chicken Wings, Pineapple, etc…
Location: Hong Kong
McDonald’s in Hong Kong is a whole nother adventure. The Shogun Burger consists of a pork patty served with Japanese Teriyaki sauce and cabbage on a sesame seed bun (egg optional). Other options include ordering pineapple slices instead of french fries or fried chicken wings as a side. Many locations also offer a separate counter selling ice cream and desserts or a McCafé. Oh, and they serve breakfast all day!
McLaks
Location: Norway
The McLaks (laks is pronounced like lox) is simply a salmon burger. (Photo by larskflem)
McKebab
Location: Israel and Argentina
It’s a kebab served on flatbread.
McSpaghetti
Location: Philippines
The McSpaghetti is exactly what it sounds like, a bunch of spaghetti noodles served in a sweet tomato-based sauce with grated pasteurized cheese. Also notice the Crispy Chicken Fillet with rice you can get. It’s popular to eat a McSpaghetti with some form of chicken.
Prosperity Burger
Location: Malaysia
The Prosperity Burger consists of a beef patty with black pepper sauce. It is usually only available during Chinese New Year (that’s bad), although you can get it with curly fries (that’s good). Also available in chicken. (Photo by owaief89)
Ebi Filet-o
Location: Japan
Yuri “Ebi-chan” Ebihara, a popular Japanese celebrity(pictured above), endorses this shrimp burger (similar to a Filet-O-Fish) topped with special sauce and lettuce. You can order one with french fries in barbecue, seaweed, or Italian basil flavors.
McArabia
Locations: The Middle East and other Arab nations such as Egypt, Morocco, and Pakistan
The sandwich consists of two grilled chicken patties of de-boned breast meat, Arabic bread, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and garlic sauce. In Morocco, McDonald’s also sells “deluxe potatoes” which can be substituted for French fries and are thick-cut spicy potatoes.
McRice Burger
Location: Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia
The McRice Burger is a ground beef burger (or chicken fillet) served with special sauce in toasted rice cakes shaped like buns.
Bulgogi Burger
Location: South Korea
This treat is a pork patty in a bulgogi marinade.
Cheddar McMelt
Location: Brazil
This sandwich is a hamburger patty, melted cheddar cheese, and grilled onions flavored with soy sauce on a whole wheat bun.
McShawarma
Location: Israel
This pita bread with turkey meat was made famous in an advertisement based on the memorable scene from Pulp Fiction. Check it out:
Recette a la Moutarde
Locations: France and Morocco
Loosely translated to mustard burger, it consists of meat, two kinds of cheese, tomato, onions, and dijon mustard on ciabatta bread.
Kiwiburger
Location: New Zealand
The monstrous burger featured a beef patty, tomato, beetroot, and a fried egg. It was later replaced with something known as “The Boss” sans beetroot and egg. Due to popular demand, the Kiwiburger returned as you can see from the billboard. (Photo by TreMichLan)
Samurai Pork Burger
Location: Thailand
Where as McDonald’s is a cheap food alternative in the United States, it’s a higher end option in Thailand. So much so that its almost prestigious to be seen in one. The “burger” is a pork patty marinated with teriyaki sauce and topped with mayonnaise, lettuce, and a pickle. I don’t know what’s so Samurai about this concoction, but if it’s not your thing, you can check out the McPork Burger or the Pepper Chicken Burger instead.
McHuevo
Location: Uruguay
Its a burger with a poached egg (huevo) and mayonnaise on top. And if I believe the billboard, it’s also tasty.
McCountry and Shrimp Scampi
Location: Czech Republic and other locales
A regular menu item in the Czech Republic is the McCountry, which consists of a pork sausage patty on a plain bun with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise. You can also get Shrimp Scampi to go with it.
McCroissant
Locations: Europe
This one is pretty self explanatory.
McKroket
Location: The Netherlands
It’s a deep-fried roll containing beef ragout, similar to the Dutch Croquette sold in snack bars. FYI, beef ragout is made with stew beef, onions, carrots, and potatoes. The McDonald’s sandwich is topped with a bun and a creamy mayo-based sauce.
Tamago Double Mac
Location: Japan
A hamburger with two beef patties, pepper sauce, bacon, and a poached egg. Served with or without cheese. (Photo by Rex Roof)
McKielbasa
Location: Poland
In Poland, there was a sandwich offered called the “McKielbasa,” which was a Kielbasa patty topped with ketchup, mustard, and onion on a sesame seed bun.
CBO
Location: Europe
Like the BLT, this one combines chicken, bacon, and onions in a winning combo.
McRice and McFill
Location: Sri Lanka
The McRice is a combination of rice, salad, chicken and a spicy curry sauce, while the McFill is like a pita. McRice is also available in other nations as straight white steamed rice.
McPizza
Location: various
It’s pizza!
McNífica
Location: Latin America
Its a salted beef patty served with cheese, lettuce, and tomato.
McFloat
Location: various
It comes in various flavors, for example in the Philippines they offer a bubblegum-flavored Sprite McFloat.
McKofta
Location: Pakistan
In Pakistan, you can get plenty of stuff with chutney in it, such as the McChutney Burger. Or instead you can get the McKofta, a meatball sandwich. Finish it off with a pineapple-flavored sundae or a mango-flavored milkshake.
Kiwi Apple Sundae
Location: Korea
A normal sundae with a new topping. (Photo by ~Mers)
McBingsoo
Location: Korea
A McBingsoo is similar to a Patbingsu Korean shaved ice. Also interesting in Korea is that there is a deposit levy on cups, which is refunded upon return to any McDonald’s location for recycling or reuse.
McColosso
Location: South America
Not all that different from a normal sundae, but they look quite good.
McHotDog
Location: Japan
It’s a hot dog!
Cinnamon Melts
Location: Japan
Cinnamon roll goodness as done by McDonald’s.
McBeer
Locations: various
Okay, so they don’t actually call it McBeer, but you can get Beer all across the globe at various locations of McDonald’s.
Volcán de Chocolate
Location: Argentina
They tried these desserts down in Argentina. Basically its a chocolate pastry with chocolate filling inside. It was served with “helado de crema (ice cream), dulce de leche (caramel like sauce), and salsa de chocolate caliente (hot chocolate sauce).”
thanks for using my image! awesome post.
the tamago burger was gross.
In my head, the Tamago sounds awesome (can’t say the same for some of the other creations). I had a pizza with a fried egg on it in France, which was pretty good. So I’m thinking egg plus a food I like is a winning combo. Hopefully it’s only McDonald’s that messes up the combo.
Some people I have traveled with have thought it was odd that I wanted to check out the McDonald’s in other countries. I have always liked seeing what unique local items they have on the menus. Of course, my mom always likes seeking them out in other countries as it is often the only place with Diet Coke as a fountain drink.
The Ebi Filet-o is actually a shrimp burger
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They no longer serve the rice burgers in the Philippines. Random fact: the Philippines is the only country where McDonalds isn’t the highest earning fast food chain.
Anyway, that’s what globalization gets you. Multinational corporations need to adapt to the culture of their host countries in order to thrive.
I think I am going to McBarf.
I remember seeing a McPink at a McDonald’s in Rome about 5 years ago. I never found out what it was though. Info?
Actually the McArabia isn’t bad. In Dubai they also had a fish stick type meal and a chicken patty type of thing. Both decent. On the other hand there is a constant attempt to get you to order something other than what you came in for. Not for any bad reason, they just would try to get you to take what was up in the window rather than wait for what you order. Pretty funny most of the time actually.
ummm…they sell cinnamon melts by where i live in NJ so umm…false
Don’t forget McRamen… I spotted it in Hawaii, served in a styrofoam cup! Great article and I fully endorse the McGangBang… delicious!
The Cinnamon melts are available in Alaska, so is the McKinley Mac, which is a big mac made with quarter pounder patties or some such.
Providences, eh? In Canada we have provinces, not providences. Thanks.
The Tamago Burger, over the summer I had the Mega Tamago in Japan, and it was delicious and filling, eating anything else with it, even fries, left you plenty overstuffed
You forgot the Australian McCafe, With about 40 different cakes, 10 different coffees, Fruit and all that coffee shop kinda stuff. Also you missed the double quater with chilli which is my favourite. MMmm
i thought it was funny when i saw a european tourist ask for a beer at a mcdonalds here in nyc. he could not fucking believe there was no beer.
After several years they stopped making the McOz in Australian stores, sort of miss the beetroot and cooked onion. The McFeast Deluxe made a comeback in it’s place. There are also several “real” chicken burgers and wraps on the menu now.
Here is the current listing for Australia.
http://www.mcdonalds.com.au/PDFs/Ingredient_Listing_Information.pdf (Note: I do not work for or own shares in McDonalds)
I plan to travel the world some day, now i have places to go when doing it… All the different types of McDonalds.
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McDonalds serves shit wherever in the world you may be.
McD’s in India (at least in Uttar Pradesh) have a vegetable burger “surprise”, which was a veggie pattie topped with a lot of (what I suspect was) cheddar cheese.
Protip: don’t cause trouble, because at least at the one I ate at, there was a guard armed with a machine gun.
Living in Eastern Canada, McLobster comes around for maybe a month or so every year.
Also, maybe 10 years or so back I can remember eating pizza at the local McDonald’s…it was garbage.
We also have Cinnamon Melts here also, I figured they were common across North America.
Living in Eastern Canada, McLobster comes around for maybe a month or so every year.
Also, maybe 10 years or so back I can remember eating pizza at the local McDonald’s…it was garbage.
There was a time when you could order Poutine as well. It’s great!
We have Cinnamon Melts here also, I figured they were common across North America.
You’re missing another fave of mine. McChicken at indonesia. It’s fried chicken and tastes fantastic.
McDonalds serves shit wherever in the world you may be..
The McAloo Tikki Burger is actually really good but wow, the heartburn. The best part is that the McDonalds I went to in India had a doorman.
FYI, you can get cinnamon melts in Canada, atleast BC.
Also in Japan are the Pita Mac (Big Mac in a pita) and the Salad Mac (all the components of a Big Mac, plus some more lettuce mixed up as a salad).
McD’s serves Brats in Wisconsin every now and then.
The Poutine is served in more provinces than just Quebec, it is also at some of them in Ontario. Oh and we have the Cinnamon Melts in Ontario as well. And you forgot the Eggnog Milkshake at x-mas time!
They have the Cinnamon Melts all over the place here in Virginia. They are freakin delicious
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Don’t forget the Mcspicy from Singapore!!! It’s the most awesome burger ever! It’s a fried chicken burger that’s spicy as hell. =D
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Ya’ figure Shamrock Shakes would be available year round in Ireland
We have Cinnamon Melts in Washington.
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Ya, Canada has the cinnamon melts and we used to have pizza. They just recently got rid of the deli sandwiches but they were different from the Aussie ones.
When I was in Costa Rica I went to a McD’s and although I didn’t notice anything different on the menu there were a couple of different things. Like they leave the skin on their fries and instead of ketchup they hand out packs of mayo.
Also, in Hong Kong… There used to be McEgg sandwiches for breakfast for a while but not anymore. There are now Ham n Cheese breakfast burgers (no sauce) and twisty pasta in soup. A new Double Ham burger has recently been made available to the regular menu. There were a few burgers that were tested and are now regular items, including the Grilled Chicken Burger, the Big n Tasty (sort of like a quarter pounder but with a thousand island-like sauce), and some items are available only after 9pm, including the Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese, and Double Filet o Fish. There are seasonal items all the time, including Spicy Grilled Chicken Burgers, McPepper burgers, Shogun burgers (previously mentioned), Rice burgers, and Shake Shake Fries which have powdered flavoring you add by shaking them in a bag. McDonald’s in China also have different items, and I bet some items are tested in China before being approved in places like Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. The Constants? Coke and Fries, the same all around the world.
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yeah, Cinnamon Melts in the Maritimes for sure. Used to have pizza…
We also have a crazy customization here (nova scotia) that i have yet to find in other provinces. “like a mac”, adds a bit of mac sauce to anything even a Filet O’ Fish (*gags a little). If you order a double cheese “dressed like a mac” it’s practically identical to a big mac (save for the middle bread) and it’s a third of the cost.
I remember having a Heineken at the mcdonalds in the athens airport. Also, saw a shrimp cocktail with six pieces of shrimp somewhere in Switzerland.
I have no idea why, but the McLobster actually sounds really good.
I had the Local Deluxe Breakfast the last time I was in Hawaii. Their Portuguese sausage wasn’t very spicy, which was disappointing. The Spam was good, but Spam is Spam.
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I remember back in the day McDonalds tried full sized pizzas in Ohio but it failed because they couldn’t get it through the drive-thru windows. So instead of building wider drive-thrus they canceled the pizzas
The cinnamon melts looks a lot like something called Monkey Bread, with it breaking into bite size pieces. You can already guess the proper name for it: McMonkey Bread
Oh crap. I purposely avoid McDonald’s restaurants in foreign countries but this post has me rethinking that policy.
CinnaMelts are also in the United States. The most easy thing they have to make….you just have to microwave it for 2 minutes, so they shouldnt mind if you just ask them to leave it frozen so you can cook it at home
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That Cheddar McMelt is a different variation of the original Cheddar Melt that was a limited menu offering from the 80s-mid 90s. Made with the exact same ingredients except the buns. The ones I used to deal with stateside came on a rye bun. I really miss that burger.
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It’s Lent — the only 40 days in the year you can get a Filet-o-Fish in Mexico, assuming the local McD’s doesn’t run out of its allotment. Time to gorge, like a bear getting ready to hibernate.
Mention of the McLobster brought back fond memories, since I grew up in Maine and downed a few in my day. Now if they could just do the same thing using chunks of Spam instead of lobster … wait a minute, let me call the Patent Office.
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Cheddar McMelt is my favorite here in Brazil! (no onions, please!)
And I’m almost sure I had Cinnamon Melts in Hollywood…
Hey, do you know where I could find some McDonald’s advertising material online?
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I live in Maine, and there’s no way in Hell that I would eat a McLobster. I’ve seen ‘em before-disgusting. Why McD’s would defile lobster is beyond me.
gross…
McArabia now comes in two flavours in Morocco :
-Tajine flavour (Tajine is a moroccan stew)
-Badinjane flavour (Badinjane is grilled & mashed eggplant)
and it’s made out of two beef patties, lettuce & tomatoes.
It’s been a few years since I lived in Hokkaido, Japan, but at the time you could get the Teriyaki McBurger. Beef patty slathered in cheap teriyaki sauce, with mayo and lettuce. The messiest, tastiest McDonald’s burger I’ve ever had.
Also, their version of the apple pie wasn’t a pastry; it was a deep-fried eggroll wrap with pie filling inside it. Absolutely delicious.
And you could get orange juice as a normal drink selection.
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The McD’s in Truth or Consequences, NM (yes the actual town name) used to have green chile burgers on the menu as a regular item. Don’t know if they still do.
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BTW, the pineapple pie is also available in Malaysia and Singapore, and so is the Prosperity Burger in Singapore during Chinese New Year. And in Malaysia, nothing can beat Chicken Rice Congee for local-ness.
>I remember seeing a McPink at a McDonald’s in Rome about 5 years ago.
The McPink was a pork sandwich of some sort. Just thinking about it makes me a little queasy all over again.
i enjoy everything the the McDonald’s McCafe coffees except the goofy name
I’ve seen McPalta when traveling around Bolivia several years ago. It was a regular cheeseburger, but it included a generous slice of avocado!
You missed the masala fries – in India now you can buy fries along with a spicy powder mix – you pour the spice into the bag of fries, give it a good shake and you have spicy fries! its mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!
Instanbul the McTurco and the Double Koffte Burger
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In Costa Rica lentils can be a side dish, and gallo pinto comes with breakfast instead of hash browns.
Shamrock Shakes must be available in very select areas, probably those which tend to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a little more than most. In the U.S., this probably includes much of the New England states down to Virginia. I’m from the Pittsburgh area, and it’s quite the tradition here. I spent a week in March in Louisville, KY and tried three different McDonalds between Louisville and Columbus, Ohio–none had even heard of it.
Why does it show cinnamon melts as Japan only?
They have them in michigan and im sure other states too
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Poutine actually uses fresh cheese curds. If I remember correctly from living in the states, disco fries use that gross canned nacho squeeze cheese.
wow, the pizza looks goodd, andd so does the mcfloat thinggy
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