Global Fast Food refers to a type of food service that operates on an international scale, offering quickly prepared meals that are often standardized in terms of menu and preparation methods across various locations worldwide. These establishments prioritize speed of service, convenience, and cost-effectiveness, making them popular among consumers seeking on-the-go dining options. Global fast food typically includes items like burgers, fries, pizzas, and sandwiches, which are designed for quick consumption. The concept is characterized by its branding, marketing strategies, and consistency in food quality, allowing customers to expect similar experiences regardless of the country or city they are in. Fast food chains often leverage globalization to expand their reach, adapting to local tastes while maintaining core menu items.
McDonald's Japan revamps the Samurai Mac series, adding bold flavors inspired by traditional Japanese cuisine. The new "Aburi Shoyu-Style Egg Bacon Thick Beef" burger features premium beef, egg, bacon, and…