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McDonald’s launches Japan’s first ‘rice fish burger’

The JPY 390 burger features the usual filet-o-fish between two grilled discs of rice

By Undercurrent News | March 15, 2021 09:57 GMT
Credit: McDonalds Japan
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Japanese outlets of fast-food chain McDonald's have launched what is said to be the country's first-ever fish "rice burger", reports Sora News 24 [...]

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