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McDonald’s Japan will celebrate the spring's arrival with three variants of a burger called the Teritama, an amalgamation of the words “teriyaki” and “tamago.”
There are a total of three Teritama burgers on the menu this year, starting with the original Teritama, priced at 440 yen.
Diners can also avail of the Cheese Teritama, which is said to have the perfect balance of sweet, salty, and umami flavors, for 480 yen.
The Setouchi Lemon Tartar Bacon Teritama, also priced at 480 yen, contains a special tartar sauce made with finely chopped Setouchi lemon.
The citrus tang adds a refreshing zing to the pork patty, bacon, pickles, egg, and onions in the burger.
McDonald’s Japan is also offering a couple of pink drinks that capture the look and taste of the season.
While they don’t contain actual cherry blossoms, they’re filled with the taste of cherries, namely the Sato Nishiki variety.
