These fast food items are from all around the world but aren’t available in the United States. They have some unique names as well. Actually, it looks and sounds rather tasty. I wonder why they don’t sell it in the States?
Nacho Whopper - Burger King, Netherlands
Whopper with nacho chips, jalapenos and "Mexican sauce."
Camembert Premiere - McDonald's, France
Fried French cheese nuggets.
Cheese Catsu Burger - McDonald's, Japan
Fried pork filled with cheese, served with tonkatsu sauce.
Chicken Buriyani - KFC, Sri Lanka
Fried chicken, buriyani (briyani) rice and curry gravy.
Cordon Bleu Burger - McDonald's Poland
Burger topped with ham-stuffed fried chicken patty and bacon.
Tender Beef Pentagon - KFC, China
Tortilla filled with Schezuan beef, tortilla chips, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise.
Egg Tarts - KFC, China
Pastry cups filled with egg custard.
McArabia - McDonald's, Morocco
Two grilled Kofta patties, tahini sauce, lettuce, tomatoes and onions. Wrapped in Arabic bread
McLobster Roll - McDonald's, Canada
Lobster salad on a roll. (Also available in Maine, but that hardly counts as America)
Mega Tomago - McDonald's, Japan
Double Big Mac with with an egg patty and bacon.
Das Nurnburger - McDonald's, Germany
Triple bratwurst sandwich.
Golden Fortune - Pizza Hut, Japan
Shrimp, crab stick, fish, pineapple, lime and cheesy dough bite pizza.
Shrimp & Chicken Sandwich - KFC, China
Fried chicken patty stuffed with shrimp.
Septuple Whopper - Burger King, Japan
Even patty Whopper, released in conjunction with Windows 7.
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we have the McArabia in Bangkok - not bad
nom nom nom nom...
the pricing there is RM as in Malaysian ringgit
Hamburgers are from Germany, pizzas from Italy and french fries from.. you probably get it.
The only "american" with the food is that the americans stuff their faces with waaay waay too much of it!