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McDonald's Japan is now selling its springtime season-limited Thick-Cut Spicy Bacon Teritama, as the newest addition to its Teritama lineup.
This latest Teritama burger version adds a spicy kick to the sweet teriyaki sauce with habanero mayo sauce and spicy bacon. The burger's other ingredients include beef patty, fried egg, and lettuce.
Wrapped in a cherry blossom-designed paper that evoked the feeling of spring, the Thick-Cut Spicy Bacon Teritama burger has a thick slab of bacon sticking out and the yellow habanero mayo sauce on top of the lettuce.
The wrapper has a warning for those who “don't like spicy tastes."
McDonald's Japan is offering the Thick-Cut Spicy Bacon Teritama only this spring.
