McDonald's — Restaurant in Seoul

You have to order your food through a kiosk, which is fine. The problem that I had was when I walked up to it, the first step that I could find which was in Korean was to put in my credit card. Since I could not read it, it turns out that I paid for the person's meal that was halfway through their order and walked away from the kiosk. Once I made this mistake, the kiosk allowed me to start an order in English. I know, my bad but, I told this to the manager and they were unable to refund my money they told me to call the credit card company. Only a few bucks so not a big deal but pretty lame for an...

I ordered a medium bulgogi burger meal. I find the food is standard no matter which McDonald's you go to but the bulgogi burger is something that is unique to South Korea. The burger was made fresh and there was nothing wrong with how it was made. It wasn't quite to my taste though. What I did like about the meal was that the drink came in a sturdy plastic, reusable cup.

The McDonald's here was very busy as it is located in a popular tourist spot. Nevertheless, service was excellent. It was friendly, helpful and efficient. My meal was brought...

Eating at a Korean McDonald's is alway an experience. This one was pretty good. We ordered from a kiosk and found a table. The restaurant was large and for the most part clean (our table had some lettuce shreds from the previous customers). The food took a little longer (about 10 minutes) but it was hot and good. The menu items are a bit different from stateside McDonald's and that is okay with us. We like to try things we haven't had before but if you are looking for a little American fast food comfort all the usual menu items...