25 percent price rise in McDondald’s in Hungary
The American fast-food giant, McDonald’s, increased takeout fees significantly in Hungary.
According to hvg.hu, if somebody decides to take home his meal from McDonald’s in Hungary, they will have to pay HUF 100 instead of HUF 80 like before. That is a 25 percent price rise. McDonald’s introduced takeout fees in Hungary last September.
The takeout fee does not depend on the number of food items you order. You must pay it after each McDrive and take-away transaction. The company told hvg.hu last autumn that the introduction of the takeout fee was necessary because of the increased costs. The media outlet asked McDonald’s why they increased that price, but the firm did not answer until their article was published.
We wrote HERE about the world’s most beautiful McDonald’s restaurant, which is in downtown Budapest, Hungary’s astonishing capital.
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2 Comments
Greed, Exploitation and Selfishness – is McDonalds.
Takeaway for a cake same additional 100 huf.
I refused to pay it, even when assistant called Manager in there regi posta utca location.
I left with the cake stating will pay you when I again visit – ha ha.
Tripadvisor comments – of McDonalds in Budapest, Hungary – NOT over-all kind to McDonalds.
Its just HABIT and CONVENIENCE we repetitively return visit McDonalds.
TIME for a re-think and broaden our culinary experiences – instead of the “Rip off” merchants being McDonalds.
McDonald’s HU franchises owned and operated by „friends of the party.”
There’s another reason not to give them (more of) your money. Ever. Again.