r/fastfood • u/The_Everclearest • 5h ago
r/fastfood • u/9447044 • 6h ago
Rant/Rave Panda Express has ads now
Panda prices have been creeping for awhile the "deals" dont exist unless I play their Wednesday game. I keep "winning" a family meal for $30.
Now they have ads on checkout. I noticed the X on the screenshot. 4 ads is wild
r/fastfood • u/Beginning-Head-4006 • 4h ago
Question Why are newer drive through coffee place so expensive ?
Places like dutch bros , scooters, & 7 brews charge like $ 8 for a large frap. Yet, offering no elevated lounge setting & bathroom access as starbuck do. Why are they so expensive & opening new location? It makes no sense. 7brews doesn't even show price on their menu. Their lack of amenity like Starbucks do is a huge negative for these drive thru places
r/fastfood • u/Kaligula785 • 8h ago
Deal Alert! Id buy that for a dollar!
$1 enchirito + pepper jack sauce 😋
r/fastfood • u/Keira_Pink2007 • 11h ago
McDonald’s Got breakfast from mcdonald's
I had their new honey brown butter chicken biscuit w/ hash brown and a caramel frappe
r/fastfood • u/prophiles • 1h ago
Comparison Northern fast food outposts in Fairbanks, Alaska
These are August 2025 Google Street View captures of the northernmost locations of select U.S. fast food chains, all in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Shown here, clockwise from top left, are Arby’s, McDonald’s, Panda Express, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Sonic, and Raising Cane’s (which mysteriously still hasn’t opened yet).
Other fast food chains not shown here have their northern outposts in Fairbanks as well, but the Google Street View imagery was old, so I didn’t include them. These include Cold Stone, Domino’s, Fatburger, Firehouse Subs, KFC, Papa Murphy’s, Starbucks, Subway, and Wendy’s. Also, Burger King, Papa John’s, and Popeyes have locations at the Fort Wainwright military base, but they’re not open to civilians (other than families of service members).
r/fastfood • u/Napoleonwishcasher • 51m ago
Review SUBWAY FIX YOUR BREAD ðŸ˜
I used to be a huge subway fan, but nowadays, when you have things like Jersey Mike’s and Publix for around the same price. it just isn’t worth it anymore. I can get a publix sub that’s nine dollars twice the size twice the amount of meat, vegetables and stuff are still free. And I can put it in my fridge for two days and it still taste just as fresh as when I got it. Meanwhile at subway? no matter what you get forget taking it home, even if you eat it right there in the restaurant the second you get it by the time you’re done with the first half, the second half is already soggy as hell. No matter what you get. even if you get a basic sub with something as simple as mayonnaise. Soggy. If you get a cold cut combo with no vegetables mayonnaise or anything. Soggy. I can’t even imagine getting a meatball marinara nowadays I won’t even attempt to. if you’ve had similar issues with your local subway chains please like this post and share it so hopefully subway will do something about their bread. They used to be good and they still can be good. In my opinion, (Besides some pricing) their bread is really the only issue I have with them. It used to be so much better ðŸ˜.
r/fastfood • u/Glittering-Swan1389 • 22h ago
Rant/Rave Why are we not McFlurry-ing the McFlurries?
It seems like ever since they switched to those weird paper cup with the flaps for a lid, they stopped actually swirling the ingredients. They just get layered if you’re lucky or if you’re not, they throw toppings haphazardly on top of some soft serve and that is it.
I thought maybe it was a fluke until it happened at 2 different locations.
Why are we not mixing these anymore?
r/fastfood • u/Ok_Row_498 • 21m ago
Review I tried the poutine from Druxy’s Famous Deli 😋
The poutine from one of the fast food restaurants in Markham Stouffville. This was actually better than all the other poutine Iv tried.
McDonald’s poutine used to not be that good, but it’s better than Harvey’s.
What I like about the one at Markham Stouffville, the fries are the exact same as Costco. Iv had poutine from St. Louis Bar & Grill and the sauce, they put too much effort. (If that even makes sense 😂) But what I like about St. Louis is that they use Gold Yukon Fries which are my favourite Fries for poutine.
But this, 50,000% accuracy in terms of flavour. Everything just blends.
r/fastfood • u/National-Staff-6074 • 1d ago
Rant/Rave Does subway not let you choose your toppings anymore? Was told I could only get lettuce and tomato on my sub today.
I think the lady is part owner and is trying to charge for certain toppings SMH.
r/fastfood • u/cichlid_kings • 1d ago
Throwback Found these fast food receipts from January 2017… I forgot how cheap it used to be.
r/fastfood • u/internetbooker134 • 1d ago
News Jollibee Plans to Grow to 330 US Locations by 2030
r/fastfood • u/Keira_Pink2007 • 23h ago
Subway What i had from subway today
I had a tuna sandwich w/ lettuce, spinach and onions, simply white cheddar cheetos puffs and peach iced tea
and i also got a moana cup but it's not shown, i will put a pic of it in the comment section
r/fastfood • u/TheJohnnyBlaze • 1d ago
News Taco Bell Debuts New $3 Melty Pepper Jack Steak Burrito and Fresca Pepper Jack Steak Burrito (Limited Time)
r/fastfood • u/catcuddlezzz • 1d ago
McDonald’s McDonald’s meals are overly expensive
This breakfast item jumps from $1.50 to $8.79 (saying this in case the pic doesn’t come through). To just add the item with the drink and side separately comes out to be under $6
r/fastfood • u/TNG1701D-eck10 • 1d ago
Comparison Which one do you choose?
Back in the day, I'd have chosen Wendy's, hands-down.. now.. prob going to Wingstop.
What do you prefer?
r/fastfood • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • 1d ago
News Today is national junk food day!
sorry if this isn’t allowed but thought it would be fitting for the sub?
r/fastfood • u/TheJohnnyBlaze • 1d ago
News New at Domino's - S'mores Lava Cakes
r/fastfood • u/jadedjed1 • 20h ago
Question Anyone working at KFC (Canada)? Do the boxes these come in show any ingredients list?
I’d really wanna recreate the sauce it tastes so good 😠I wish it was a permanent menu item
r/fastfood • u/TheJohnnyBlaze • 1d ago
News McDonald’s Unveils New Honey Brown Butter Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit (Limited Time)
r/fastfood • u/Chance-Juggernaut983 • 21h ago
Question What’s actually the smallest McDonald’s?
one that is not inside of a mall or anything so one that’s an actual building and serves burgers and not just Ice cream like that viral stand
r/fastfood • u/foodandeggs • 23h ago
Question KFC Nuggets vs KFC Popcorn Chicken
Call me an idiot if you must but I saw an ad on YouTube and am now curious. I visit KFC maybe like 3 times a year so I'm not exactly familiar with their menu. What on earth is the difference between the Nugget and Popcorn Chicken? Are they not both just small piece of chicken, seasoned with the typical KFC seasoning, dredged and fried? Or have I lost the plot and missed something?? Genuinely curious.