It’s called Restaurant M. And for one day in Tokyo, it will be serving full-course meals made from McDonald’s food.
According to Weekly ASCII, Bimi, and Sorrida, the full course meal is served on plates and eaten with utensils.
[Photo: Bimi]
[Photo: Sorrida]
There’s even a fancy menu.
[Photo: Sorrida]
This, for example, is vichyssoise made from French fries and a gelée made with McDonald’s veggies.
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
That’s ice tea in the wine glass.
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
FRENCH FRIES!!
[Photo: Sorrida]
Here is a platter of different McDonald’s patties.
[Photo: Sorrida]
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
Looks like there are dipping sauces. Toothpicky things, too.
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
Are we really going to do this?
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
Guess so.
Dessert is blueberries mixed with strawberries and Oreo cookies. Coffee is also served.
[Photo: Weekly ASCII]
Restaurant M will open on July 27 at the Roppongi Hills McDonald’s, serving only ten groups of twenty customers selected via McDonald’s Japanese site.
Top photo: Sorrida
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