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McDonald’s Gulf Road Now Open

McDonald’s is once again back on the Gulf Road after closing down their previous location back in 2019. Their new location is right next to the Kuwait Towers where Ruby Tuesday used to be and it’s huge. According to McDonald’s, the new Gulf Road location is the largest McDonald’s in the Middle East.

The new location is open 24/7 and you can check out more pictures on the McDonalds Kuwait Instagram account @mcdonaldskuwait

22 replies on “McDonald’s Gulf Road Now Open”

it’s just gonna be people complaining about Mcdonalds being open next to the kuwait towers and that there should be a kuwaiti restaurant instead

i’m expecting this one guy to come in here now and talk about how Kuwait Towers is a failure of a project because they don’t get a lot of visitors

This McDonalds branch is absolutely amazing. Besides the massive size and how nicely spaced out the tables are, you have those massive touch screens all around the branch and you can order from them. When you do, you can choose table service and the numbers you put on the table has a tracker built in, so the person delivering the food knows exactly where you are

@ Maz: with all due respect, by my reckoning right now people everywhere are not in the mood for consumption and gourmet food. Do we know if Signor Sassi next door is still open or replaced with a Burger King or Angus Steak house or somesuch??

McDonalds is unofficially the symbol of Kuwait. We live to eat, because there is nothing else to do, la la la – anthem.

Something something, dont like it get out (i dare you), something something good look getting a job with the current economic situation. la la la- anthem of you current mindset especially since they are passing more and more anti expat laws.

I am out for 15 years, but when Kuwaiti economy goes back to where it came from you are always welcome to fry hamburgers and fries at my local McDonalds. Cheerio

We took the kids there yesterday. It was pretty cool. Food was standard McDonalds. No surprises there. They were busy, but there are more than enough ordering stations and capacity to handle the crowds. There is a ton of seating, but the best part is the outdoor seaside seating. There is also a playground on the beach.

It was a bit far, as we live in the southern part of Kuwait, but it was worth checking out and the kids loved it. Will we go on a regular basis? No, it’s too far. If we’re downtown anyway with the kids we’d go again.

Straying off topic: what food chain in Kuwait does what might come closest to being described as Kuwaiti street food??

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