McDonald's. BIC CAMERA AKIBA — Restaurant in Tokyo

Usually a line, but super fast service once you order, and food is fresh (yes, fresh fries, not dried or lukewarm burgers, etc). Lots of seating on other floors. If you eat in they will give you a plastic sign with a number on it, you are supposed to go sit down at a table and put the sign there, then a staff would bring your order to you (in case my fellow tourists never experienced this). Food is surprisingly cheap, like ~$6 for a large meal when a similar sized medium meal would be like $10 in America. Keep in mind of japanese sizing: like with clothes, a medium in the west would be a large in japan. Large drink/fries here are about a medium in America. If you order more food outside of the meal, i recommend having another...

The 2 kiosks on the right overlap the first counter which makes the ordering area a bit cramped so folks are bound to spill out on the sidewalk. We were going to explore the menu but a cashier waved at us and took our order and explained things nicely, he spoke great English. They take credit cards and Suica. The next time we visited we explored the menu and aside from a few items it’s pretty similar to the one in the US. The basement dining area is pretty big and has restrooms, the 2F dining area isn’t as big but offers a nice view of the street and makes for a nice place to...

Literally the worst McDonald’s I’ve seen in Japan.

The whole store is smelly and the floor is sticky. The toilet is the dirtiest I’ve seen in Japan.

Guess why? It’s obvious. The entire crew is consisted of foreign workers of the same origin! That was at least the case when I visited tonight.

Yes, someone from South Asia brought their village here.

If you must employ foreigners, make it make sense. They need to follow the Japanese culture. That begins with great hygiene, great service and non-discriminatory...