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From Vietnam★ Ho Chi Minh City gets its first McDonald's
Long lines form at the first hamburger shop to open in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
McDonald's opened its first store in Vietnam on February 8th, drawing large crowds from the very start. The company aims to open over 100 stores within Vietnam alone over the next decade.
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The first McDonald's store opened at a busy
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The bustling interior of the first McDonald's store filled with diners (Photo by NNA) |
The first Vietnamese store (two stories, 350 seats) is located at the roundabout of Dien Bien Phu Street and Nguyen Van Kiem Street in District 1. It operates 24 hours a day and has introduced Vietnam's first drive-thru, drawing significant attention.
Prices include the classic "Big Mac" at 60,000 dong (approx. ¥290), "Cheeseburger" at 40,000 dong, and "McChicken" at 50,000 dong. Add-on set menus with fries and a soft drink cost an extra 25,000 VND each. For the Vietnamese market, the menu includes the "McPork" (40,000 VND), featuring a pork patty and lettuce. While this is pricier compared to a typical "Com Binh Dan" (local eatery) meal costing around 25,000 VND, it is proving popular.
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