[Scuddie]

McDonalds and Burger King are cookie cutter cardboard junk.  No.

Jack in the Box and Carls Jr. / Hardees are tasty, but likely to give you food poisoning.  No.

Wendy's and Arby's are unquestionably awesome, but they cost more than 3 times as much as anywhere else for the same amount of food.  No.

KFC is low quality chicken at an extremely high price.  Not only no, but HELL NO.

Sonic's and In 'N Out are sparse in my area at best, and I don't feel like driving 14 miles to get a decent burger.  No.

That leaves Taco Bell, which is affordable and decent quality in theory, but expensive and poor quality in practice (I hate California).  No.


My choice?  Panda Express.  Cheap, tasty chinese food with a drive thru.  Winner!

[NGTM-1R]

McDonalds is the cheapest, still has the best fries after all this damn time, makes at least a decent milkshake, and most importantly, it's the safest fast food here.

KFC would fail hard, except for the invention of popcorn chicken. It's expensive because they don't give you enough in the single-serving amount, but it's really pretty good.

With In-N-Out and Jack in the Box, you always have to tell them to "Hold the Hepatitis-C, please." (I'm only partially kidding, outbreaks are a semi-regular occurance at those chains here.) They also can't make decent fries to save their lies and the hamburgers aren't good enough to save them. Can't stand Burger King's burgers, finally found a Wendy's but it costs way the hell too much for no apparent gain over the local Mickey D's. Don't like Mexican, no Taco Bell for me. (Just my luck to live in SoCal.) Nearest Sonic's is a good twenty or thirty miles away in Ramona.

[Al Tarket]

should of put burger bars, or some sort of mobile food bars. when i know i dont have time to cook something up, i just grab a plain quick veggie burger and an orange juice. and on other occasions i sometimes go for the sausage bacon, beef in a buttered roll with some brown sauce, it is a good thing i go to the gym every 2-3 days for 20 minutes of each weightlifting piece.

however i have never heard of these food servers before.

[Colonol Dekker]

20 mins will do nothing except make you scrawny. go for an hour+ every other day.

 

[Jeff Vader]

I'm quite satisfied with my ~15 minutes every two years ratio.

[Stormkeeper]

Singapore only has KFC, Macs, Pizza Hut, Taco. There's a Popeye at the airport, along with the only A&W left in S'pore. If it counts thought, I prefer Pastamania. Its pretty fast, and quite good.

[Hellstryker]

Long John Silvers....

[Ransom]

Man, fast food can go to hell.

[captain-custard]

well basically i dont eat in any of the above ,half dont exist in france so .... basically if i havent  got time to eat something decent then ill get a sandwich from a snack shop, other than that ill picnic , so please can we have a "none of the above " option or a " i wouldnt eat this if i was paid" option.....

[Stormkeeper]

Long John Silvers....

Oh yes. That too. LJS rocks.

[Dark RevenantX]

My favorite fast food has to be this one really good Mexican food place in downtown San Diego.  Even though it's in a crappy neighborhood, it's this one place where all of these higher-class people go to stand in line for 45 minutes (the food is served quickly but there's a ****ton of people trying to get that stuff) to get this **** that tastes like heaven.  A real hole in the wall, I guess.

[Nuke]

i picked arby's, dispite the fact that i havent eaten at an arby's in the past 5 years.

[NGTM-1R]

Long John Silvers....

Thought they were more of a full-scale restaurant?

[Scuddie]

Oh, I forgot A&W!  That is by far the best American fast food chain there is.  Period.



But good luck finding one .

[highwayman]

I hardly ever eat fast food anymore, but back when it was a more regular part of my diet (and I was poorer) my top-2 favorites without a doubt were Jack-in-the-Box, for the sourdough jack sandwich and the 99 cent tacos and Church's Fried Chicken (way better than KFC, imo), followed by Taco Cabana. Sadly, none of those places operate up in Massachusetts or NYC (places I've lived after becoming acquainted with them in San Antonio), so I only had a year to enjoy them. Then again, living in NYC, it's hard to miss fast food when there are so many quality slow food places within easy striking distance, in the last 2 weeks alone, I've eaten cuisines from about 10 different countries/regions. Hell yeah.

[Mika]

I second Herra Tohtori. Hesburger has usually been a lot better. But even that doesn't beat the Järvigrilli. Those old grills are treasures, quality and price. [Says a person who last ate today at McDonalds - But I was hungry after a 450 km car drive - the rented car had a 1.2 liter engine, by the way - it was raining, I was bicycling 10 kms back to home and had to eat something quickly, McD was the first restaurant I saw.] Why are their hamburgers always so watery?

I have once been in KFC (mysteriously that happened in Beijing, before that I didn't even know it existed!), didn't impress me much. It sounded more like "Traditional American food", not meaning the junk food to me in this case. What would I have given for a good roasted chicken served with real potatoes or pasta in there. Even more bizarre, the Chinese told me that it is a high class restaurant, only people who have a lotta money will eat there (though they might have been joking). Besides their acronym sounds more like a large airliner company - compare it to KLM.

Which gave me an idea, how would McDonnel & Douglas's DC9 sound like in context like this?

Mika

[Mika]

Long John Silvers....

That name gives me shivers. Maybe because it gives me a mental picture of some ancient men's under pants that were worn in the cold times...

I think I'll go to sleep before this gets totally out of hand.

Mika

[Hellstryker]

Long John Silvers....

That name gives me shivers. Maybe because it gives me a mental picture of some ancient men's under pants that were worn in the cold times...

I think I'll go to sleep before this gets totally out of hand.

Mika

It's in no way shape or form a restaurant, and their food is great ;\

[NGTM-1R]

It's in no way shape or form a restaurant, and their food is great ;\

They sure present themselves like one, or used to. Honestly I can remember eating there a couple times and the food was pretty good (this though I dislike most seafood!), and it was a restaurant, so unless they changed really radically in the last five years or so...

[Androgeos Exeunt]

I think there's a Popeye outlet at the Singapore Flyer.

My preference is Burger King. Their firesfries (strange, I thought I corrected it just now) aren't as heavily salted as McDonald's.