McDonald's Japan German Potato Thick Beef Burger
McDonald's Japan German Potato Thick Beef Burger

McDonald’s Japan Unveils “Europe Burgers” in Magical Kiki’s Delivery Service Collaboration

McDonald’s Japan is known for its exciting and unique collaborations, and their latest venture is truly enchanting. Partnering with the beloved Kiki’s Delivery Service, McDonald’s is introducing a new line of “Europe Burgers.” This whimsical collaboration brings together the magic of Studio Ghibli’s iconic anime and the fast-food giant’s culinary creativity, offering a delightful experience for fans and foodies alike.

Inspired by European cuisine, these limited-edition burgers are designed to transport your taste buds across the continent. The collaboration is perfectly timed, considering the anime’s Japanese title, “Majo no Takkyuubin,” which translates to “Magical Delivery,” mirroring McDonald’s own delivery service. This playful crossover is highlighted in a brand new anime-style commercial featuring Kiki and her feline companion Jiji, as they deliver these European-inspired flavors.

The “Europe Burgers” trio includes:

German Potato Thick Beef Burger

McDonald's Japan German Potato Thick Beef BurgerMcDonald's Japan German Potato Thick Beef Burger

Priced at 520 yen (approximately US$3.29), the German Potato Thick Beef burger is a hearty and satisfying option. This burger features a thick beef patty topped with a generous layer of chunky potatoes, reminiscent of classic German potato dishes. It’s a savory and comforting choice, perfect for those seeking a substantial and flavorful meal.

Peperoncino Juicy Hot Chicken Burger

McDonald's Japan Peperoncino Juicy Hot Chicken BurgerMcDonald's Japan Peperoncino Juicy Hot Chicken Burger

For those who enjoy a bit of spice, the 450 yen Peperoncino Juicy Hot Chicken burger is an excellent pick. This burger features juicy, hot chicken seasoned with peperoncino, a type of chili pepper, and is complemented by a flavorful aioli sauce and red peppers. This burger promises a fiery kick with a creamy, cooling balance.

Bouillabaisse-Style Shrimp Burger

McDonald's Japan Bouillabaisse Style Shrimp BurgerMcDonald's Japan Bouillabaisse Style Shrimp Burger

The Bouillabaisse-Style Shrimp burger, priced at 470 yen, offers a taste of the Mediterranean. This burger includes a crispy shrimp cutlet paired with a smooth and rich bouillabaisse-style sauce. Bouillabaisse is a traditional French fish stew, and this burger aims to capture the essence of that classic dish in a convenient and delicious format. However, shrimp lovers in Fukuoka and Saga prefectures might be disappointed as this particular burger will not be available in those regions.

To promote these new “Europe Burgers,” McDonald’s Japan has released an enchanting animated TV commercial. Voiced by Aoi Yuki as Kiki and Daisuke Sakaguchi as Jiji, the commercial draws viewers into Kiki’s world as she delivers these European flavors. The commercial opens with Kiki’s cheerful announcement, “Delivery from McDonald’s!“, setting the stage for a magical culinary journey.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvEPQsQLY-4

This “Europe Burgers” collection follows McDonald’s Japan’s trend of world-inspired menus, previously taking customers on gastronomic trips to New York and Asia. This time, the focus is on Europe, offering a diverse range of flavors from Germany, Italy, and France. Each burger, served in a signature square bun, is crafted to provide a unique taste experience.

These limited-time offerings will be available from June 26th to the end of July across Japan, excluding the Bouillabaisse-Style Shrimp burger in Fukuoka and Saga. McDonald’s Japan is also celebrated for its creative packaging, and fans are eagerly anticipating the design for these “Europe Burgers,” hoping for a similar visual treat as seen in their previous McDonald’s x Touch manga collaboration.

Get ready to experience a taste of Europe with a touch of Kiki’s magic at McDonald’s Japan. These “Europe Burgers” promise to be a delightful and memorable culinary adventure.

Source, images: Press release

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