This kind of fast food shops provides services to those people who are off work at late hours and are hungry to some extent. Some people even sleep a little inside before they take the first buses home. There are also customers like taxi-drivers, people who loses sleep at night and some youngsters who sleep in the daytime but play all through the night. There are young people who would like to play “Play Station” games inside the shops.
Mc Donald’s shops are nice places to go – clean, air-conditioned and fashionable. The toys that go with the children’s meals (開心樂園餐) win the affection of many small children and their fathers and mothers usually surrender their money to the shops..
What kind of food do these shops provide after mid-night? That is still a question to me.
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夜晚同早上賣既食品應該都係一樣~
(我無咩機會試,因為我好早訓~ :P)
A lots of restaurants in Hong Kong, though may not be opened for 24 hours, are only closed for a very short period of time. There were occasions when we were in Mong Kok at
1 am and found it still very busy with loads of people and opened restaurants.
In Australia the children grow up with the familiar sign of "m", going to MECCA is a treat. The franchise business has been under criticism for the high rate of child obesity in the country. Anyway it doesn't seem to dent a bit of the business. There are also 24 hrs. MECCAs here, they provide the same menu as the day time with 6 am to 10:30 am for breakfast.
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