McDonald’s Japan reveals exclusive new Tsukimi moon viewing collection for 2026
The moon rises at McDonald’s with eight limited-edition items on the menu, including a sukiyaki burger. One of the great things about the transition from summer to autumn in Japan isn’t just the dissipating heat – it’s the chance to try limited-edition “Tsukimi” (“Moon-Viewing”) exclusives at some of the country’s top chains. Released to celebrate […]
McDonald's Japan unveils an exclusive Tsukimi moon viewing collection for 2026, featuring eight limited-edition menu items. The transition from summer to autumn in Japan is marked not only by cooler temperatures but also by the opportunity to try unique "Tsukimi" exclusives at popular chains. Tsukimi, meaning "Moon-Viewing" in Japanese, is an annual tradition celebrated on September 25th, which typically sees the menu of various Japanese eateries adorned with egg-based dishes that resemble the moon.
McDonald's has a special affinity for this tradition, having celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Tsukimi Burger since its introduction in 1991.
For this special edition, McDonald's has introduced three new limited-edition items alongside the classic Tsukimi Burger. The Tsukimi Burger itself is priced at 460 yen ($2.89) and consists of a Japanese egg, a juicy beef patty, smoked bacon, and a creamy tomato sauce. The Cheese Tsukimi, available for 490 yen ($2.90), adds a layer of melty cheese to the original recipe, elevating the moon-viewing experience.
Lastly, for those who prefer a different kind of moon-viewing, the Tsukimi Muffin, priced at 420 yen ($2.63), is exclusively for breakfast and can be enjoyed until 10:30 a.m., providing a sweet ending to the evening's moon-gazing.
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