McDonald's — Restaurant in Wales

McDonald's Fillet-O-Fish: A Seafood Symphony on a Bun

I recently had the pleasure of savoring the McDonald's Fillet-O-Fish, and let me tell you, it was an absolutely delightful experience from start to finish. As I unwrapped the perfectly warm and slightly toasted bun, a mouthwatering aroma wafted through the air, teasing my senses and hinting at the deliciousness that awaited me.

The star of the show, the golden-brown fish fillet, was a true work of culinary art. It glistened with a delicate sheen, showcasing its impeccably crispy exterior, which gave way to the tender, flaky fish within. Every bite delivered an exquisite contrast of textures - the satisfying crunch followed by the melt-in-your-mouth succulence of the fish.

Accompanying the fish was a harmonious blend of flavors and textures. The creamy tartar sauce, with its tangy and slightly zesty notes, provided the perfect counterbalance to the savory fish. The lettuce and cheese added a refreshing crispness, while the soft bun enveloped all these elements, creating a symphony of flavors and textures that danced on my taste buds.

And when you thought it couldn't get any better, there's the delightful McFlurry to consider. The combination of velvety soft-serve ice cream and your choice of toppings is nothing short of a sweet masterpiece. Whether you opt for the classic Oreo crumbles, malteasers, or any of their other tempting options, the McFlurry is the perfect sweet ending to your McDonald's meal.

In conclusion, the McDonald's Fillet-O-Fish is a true masterpiece in the world of fast food. Its flavors and textures blend seamlessly to create a symphony for your taste buds, making it a must-try for any seafood lover. And when you're ready for dessert, don't miss out on the delectable McFlurry. It's the perfect sweet note to end your McDonald's dining...

Edit thank you for the burned double quarter pounder (pictures below) instead of using common sense & throwing away the patty you burned. You instead thought oh well not my problem & chucked it in thinking I wouldn’t bother driving back & you’re right no need when I can contact the company online or through a review. Please do fire the person in charge of cooking burgers 14/08/23 at 19:23 Order 42. The company even tells you the exact time to cook the burgers how that one employee failed still baffles me never in 30 years have I received burned food in my life is competent staff hard to come-by or is it this new generation?

Good most of the time. But has messed up my order numerous times I wanted a large meal with a student cheeseburger. But when I asked and the girl on the mic asked several times which meal "large please" sorry which one "large" I have no accent so how clearer can I be ? When I get my order medium meal -_- when I say I ordered large they say well it says medium yes because she messed it up I even recorded it on my phone to show them because I know this happens on occasion upon which they said nothing they can do when I know you can since previously I got refunded and the food for the same situation at which point I said well the police will then talk for attempting fraud. Common sense it would be a large meal because the student offer is only for large meal. After this they finally handed me my food. Most of the time the lettuce is yellow slightly old you can tell the food has been cooked 15-30 minutes ago because it's not hot or juicy. This place and the employees need to step up their game you wouldn't serve your family this so why your distant brothers and sisters ? Just to get on with it and paid isn't good. If I took this approach in my job people...

I went into this McDonald's for breakfast after taking my daughter to the hospital. I sat down waiting for our order to be collected and the cleaner (old woman) kept picking on my daughter because her foot was balanced on the seat opposite (bearing in mind she just had a procedure) the cleaner kept approaching us to tell her to put her foot down. I find this very personal because people directly opposite had children standing on the seats, kicking the seats and the mother had her feet up on the seats but nothing was said to them. She was just persistent in picking on my daughter. The woman was very rude in approaching my daughter even though we were present she directed to my daughter and never even acknowledged us. I suggest some people skills training is needed for this employee and as McDonald's is more for younger children than adults there is going to be a number of them jumping on seats etc. As a manager of a food establishment I would be disgusted to find out m to staff speaking to children the way she did today and hope something is done about it so no other child has to experience this. God forbid a child ever got happy about a happy meal and jumped...