When it comes to gorging on comfort food or relaxing with friends, McDonald’s is most definitely a go-to spot for many of us.
Now, those in Choa Chu Kang will have even more options when the urge to dig into a Big Mac strikes them.
A new outlet has opened at Choa Chu Kang Park, with a massive premise to house more customers and a 24-hour drive-thru service.
According to several McDonald’s employees, a new outlet has opened its doors to the public within Choa Chu Kang Park.
Parking lots are also available right beside the outlet.
Source: Facebook
Whether you want to drop by for a quick meal or to pick up a midnight snack, your food run will be a convenient one.
With this new outlet in Choa Chu Kang, the number of McDonald’s stores in the area is now up to seven.
It’s fair to say that residents in the area will definitely be spoilt for choice, when looking for options to dine in at.
According to the McDonald’s app, the Choa Chu Kang Park outlet is open 24 hours daily.
Screenshot from McDonald’s app
Those who’d like to check out the new restaurant soon can find their way there as follows:
McDonald’s Choa Chu Kang Park
Address: 26 Choa Chu Kang Dr, Singapore 689719
Opening hours: 24 hours daily
Nearest MRT: Choa Chu Kang Station
We can never get enough of McDonald’s, and outlets seemingly opening everywhere is proof of that.
After all, there’s nothing like biting on hot, crispy fries and enjoying an apple pie for a meal.
Don’t hesitate to drop by the outlet at Choa Chu Kang Park soon for what is sure to be a more than satisfactory dining experience.
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