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A customer walks out of new hamburger restaurant Quarter Pounder in Omotesando on Tuesday. Quarter Pounder, which is McDonald's premium brand, opened in Omotesando and Shibuya on Nov 1. The new brand currently offers a cheeseburger set called "Quarter Pounder with Cheese." The normal size Quarter Pounder is 500 yen and double Quarter Pounder is 600 yen during the opening campaign.

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McDonald's burgers (also their fries) never decompose even after years of being left out in the open. The number of chemicals that go into these burgers are outrageous.

Untrue I am afraid - try it. Store inside and it will be different, but apparently quickly starts to stink.

A traditional fruit wedding or Christmas cake stored in an air tight tin can last for decades. Miss Faversham's (Great Expectations) cake would probably still have been edible.

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McD's fries are good but I predict a lot of overweight J-kids if they keep eating that swill.

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Don't pound on it until you've tried it is what I say. I'm not a Mcdonald's junky but I do like their fries. I'd have to go adn try it before I can say anything good or bad about the place. Sounds liek some of you ahven't even tried the place and already you are giving it a bad review.

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The McDs burgers here are already premium compared to back home. I especially enjoy the liberal application of mayo and Japan only combos like the Mega Tomago. Anyway, prices are about the same and business should be brisk. Myself, I only do McDonalds to cure a hangover.

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They got the metric system here in Japan. The Japanese don't have a clue as to what the bleep a quarter pounder is ha ha ha!

To quote Pulp Fiction, "A Royale with Cheese"

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Joisyboy - I haven't seen the new place, but I've been in the old place a few times during countless walks by it, so, no, I'm not commenting out of ignorance. In fact, the first time I ever went in there you were still probably in elementary school. You consider it a blight, me and countless others consider it a good place to grab a bite to eat. I checked out the website and I see the place, all in red and black, indeed looks more like a nightclub instead of a fast food joint.

shugo - You know what they put on their french fries here? Ketchup! But they don't bleepin drown 'em in it ha ha ha!

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Why don't they just call it the half pounder and be done with it?

Altria... IMO they should just call it gross.

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Sarge, nice Pulp Fiction reference.

"I dunno, I didn't go into Burger King."

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if the food never decomposes...does that grant you immortality?

Actually some doctors have argued that preservatives have anti-carcinogenic and anti-oxidant effects. (Almost certainly outweighed by the downside of eating greasy crap.)

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Sarge...glad I made you laugh. Care to explain how/why? Have you seen this place, or are you commenting out of ignorence? Which tends to be your style.

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"this "new" place is a blight on Omotesando"

Ha ha ha ha ha! Quarter Pounder is going to be very popular.

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They got the metric system here in Japan. The Japanese don't have a clue as to what the bleep a quarter pounder is ha ha ha!

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In my opinion, this "new" place is a blight on Omotesando. They basically just took the old McDonalds, and ripped out all the first floor seating. So now all the folks are sitting/eating along the sidewalk with bags of fries and hamburgers all the way up to Anniversaire Cafe. Completely ruined the ambiance of what was a small part of Tokyo with some class.

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What I have to say about McDonalds & other greasy spoon places would cause quite a stir. For I do not go to these "greasy spoon" places since back in the early 70s. True I use to once in a while WHEN one could say exactly what they wanted in a hamburger & actually wait for it to be prepared. So proof that times have changed.

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Levis

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sorry guys, Puma... German.

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Upscale McD's? Gross no matter what.

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Mad globalist cows, selling high priced McCoronary double bypass burgers as revenge! How could they?

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anyway, thanks USA. Meanwhile theyll spit on you and walk away with this...and a pair of Livis and Nike.

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Doesn't Burger King have a quarter pounder???????????????? Isn't this some gross trademark violation??

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wait...if the food never decomposes...does that grant you immortality?

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Oh my dog! Just thought of a half pound Mc Donald's burger makes me wanna throw up!

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McDonald's burgers (also their fries) never decompose even after years of being left out in the open. The number of chemicals that go into these burgers are outrageous. I stopped eating their products about a year ago and whenever I get a craving for one of them I remind myself of these facts and the craving goes away.

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Why doesn't McDonalds just release the quarter pounder over here?

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and why they can't serve 1/4 pounder's in all their stores like the rest of the world?

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why not call it a "royal with cheese" ;) junkfood with style is still junkfood

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outofmydepth - now they have double the usual number - 10 - of people on hand to craft every burger :-)

I hear that for an additional 450 yen, they'll have a meeting to decide whether to give you a takeout bag.....

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hard to imagine "upscale" mcD`s. what a scream.

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Why don't they just call it the half pounder and be done with it?

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