Burger from a truck? McDonald’s takes unprecedented step in Budapest
Budapest hosts one of the most beautiful McDonald’s restaurants in the world. It is now closed due to renovation work. Thus, the company has found a way to serve its customers while we wait for the breathtaking restaurant to welcome us again.
McDonald’s truck in Budapest
A McDonald’s truck has opened near the always-crowded Nyugati railway station in Budapest, the fast food chain said in a statement on Wednesday.
The announcement revealed that the new outlet is needed to serve those craving cheeseburgers and Big Macs while the Nyugati Square restaurant is closed for renovation. The McDonald’s in Nyugati Square opened 34 years ago, in 1990, and is considered one of the most beautiful McDonald’s restaurants in the world. It is one of the last stages of the Hungarian restaurant chain’s renovation programme and is expected to be completed in six months at a cost of more than HUF 1.5 billion, Világgazdaság writes.
The doors are expected to open in the autumn.
Most beautiful restaurant closed for renovation
However, the renovation may come as a surprise to many passers-by, and the company does not want “customers coming to eat burgers to be left hungry”. So they’ve announced a selection of small and large sandwiches, coffee and desserts in a truck and at a McDonald’s stand next to the restaurant.
The McDonald’s truck is subject to the same strict quality assurance rules and offers the same freshness and quality as any other domestic McDonald’s restaurant. The food is prepared according to uniform recipes, using controlled ingredients and only ingredients grown and processed by suppliers that meet McDonald’s strict standards, the company promised.
A photo of the McDonald’s truck is available HERE.
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- VISUAL PLAN: Exceptionally beautiful McDonald’s in Budapest closes – UPDATED with photos
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