Mickey Dee's in HK is a must for the McSpicy!! (Pep up your taste buds with this chicken thigh…read morepatty deep-fried in a crispy and spicy batter, served on a bed of fresh lettuce topped with mayonnaise, and bundled up in a sesame seed bun.) The McSpicy is like Chick-Fil-A spicy chicken sandwich good, but even better. This location seems new, modern. I haven't been to a McDonald's in the states in a while, but McDonald's in Asia have been way more "high tech." This location is no exception - we just ordered via the touch screen and waited for our order. It came out in less than 5-6 minutes and we were chowing down on our McSpicys! 265/365

Awesome place! For a Macdonald 's it's pretty neat and spacious. Food was good. They even had…read moreChinesse

It's McDonalds, but in Mongkok. Why come here when there are great street food vendors around? A…read moregood place to eat when it is hot and you want food you know how your body will react too. Being from USA, I tried food we don't have here. The crispy chicken bucket was good and had a small kick, while the waffle fries were amazing.

This McDonald is located in Langham Place and it's one of the busier McDonald because of its…read morelocation. I find the decor quite interesting. On the wall it says Gourmet burger. I mean in North America, McD is not gourmet burger. It's a fast food and not a diner. We got the latte and it has a design and the M character on it. It's pretty interesting. As well it's pretty high tech with the automated ordering machines. Thumbs up to that

McDonald's. What's different about this location? Not much…read more The person who took my order must've been frustrated with me. I mainly spoke in English because I was in Tsim Sha Tsui East, and because I don't want to look like a fool with my broken Cantonese. Anyway, that person spoke so softly. I couldn't hear much of what he says. When he spoke a wee bit louder, he mumbled more, and I still couldn't hear him. He called on for his coworker to assist him, and he was much more helpful. Thanks dude. Other than that, a good amount of people comes to this location. Many chairs and tables, but the restrooms are downstairs of the Toyo Mall. The last time I went, there were no toilet papers, so you obviously have to bring your own tissue. I don't recall elevators here... I've only seen stairs and escalators. I'm not 100% sure.

The Bottom Line: Get a chicken sandwich here, avoid everything else. Come here if you need a quick…read morerefuel during the work day. Try: Chicken Sandwich Pro: The chicken sandwich is solid, in case you haven't gotten that from this review yet. Con: However, the rest of the burgers are truly low quality, even by McDonald's standards.

A great short visit!…read more While short, this was a lasting impression for a quick paired bite and drink to have while in passing.

The service was super nice and helpful - there are self serve kiosks where you order, and employees…read morewho stand there and help you order and answer any questions. If you dine in, they'll give you a number card for your table, and they'll bring your order to you. Speaking of table - find one first before ordering. While it's a huge space, it's also pretty crowded. I got: - 9 pc chicken nuggets: excellent - fish fillet sandwich: yummy - plain hamburger: meh - I don't hate it, but get something else. This place was a pit stop for a snack (I came with my boyfriend and Mom), but I would definitely come back to try more items (the salads look good).

Very clean and nice McDonald. After going to so many McDonald in HK. To me they all seem to be the…read moresame. Well of course definitely different compared to the North America ones. I am starting to be a fan of the McDonald in HK.

After a long afternoon of, window, shopping I needed a break. Good old McDonald's was a familiar…read moreplace to grab a snack and sit for a while. After going down the stairs there's McCafé or regular McDonald's to choose from. You can either order what you want from the many kiosks or order from a staff. On this particular occasion I went with the Matcha Red Bean Layer Cake and Soy Milk Matcha. There's a deal when you order a large drink plus a cake that the layer cake drops from $29 to $18. I like that I was able to pay with my Octopus (transportation card, like the Presto in the GTA) so that I didn't have to look for the correct amount of change. The layer cake tasted of match but it was a very subtle flavour. The red beans were a nice addition. The soy milk matcha had a heavier flavour of matcha and was quite smooth. When I sat down I noticed that there's wireless chargers on the tops of the high top tables as well as USB ports on the side. I wasn't able to connect to WiFi this time but I appreciate being able to charge my phone after taking lots of photos during the day.

This McDonald's is a safe heaven in the middle of Hong Kong. Free wifi, cheap food and bathroom…read more The bathroom are not the cleanest and are out of the establishment but they are close by. However. This restaurant is located downstairs. Not wheelchair accessible, cane or any prosthetic user beware. This one is pretty steep. But for the rest of us, hold the rail and enjoy a burger.

Convenient McDonald's to grab a snack. It's busy and it's hard to get seating. Reasonable prices…read morecompared to McDonald's state side. They had a chicken Big Mac I wanted to try but wasn't hungry enough.

For a person coming from the states McD in HK is refreshing…read morehaha I love the fish filet sandwich and its cheaper in HK haha They have unique things that are not available in the states and I just had to try everything haha They had this ovaltine sundae that was bursting of flavor haha

Standard airport takeaway fare. Limited menu, but some surprising specials…read more My fried chicken special was leg and thigh in very cooked crispy batter. The insides were a little dried out, but perfect for picking at. Standard burger and fries options available. Cash and electronic including Alipay and Apple pay.