McDonald’s Japan’s annual “Tsukimi” moon-viewing menu returns for 2025
An annual autumn tradition has officially returned to McDonald’s restaurants across Japan.
Each year, McDonald’s Japan and other fast-food chains celebrate Japan’s “Tsukimi,” or “moon-viewing,” tradition by introducing special menu items that include an egg to represent the full moon.
The McDonald’s “Tsukimi Burger” has become an iconic and highly anticipated part of the autumn season.
This year, the classic “Tsukimi Burger” has been renewed with a new, creamier tomato sauce.
The lineup is also being joined by a brand-new, premium burger, the “Delicious Sukiyaki Tsukimi Burger.”
This new creation adds a savory sukiyaki filling to the classic tsukimi formula and is served on a fluffy “fuwamochi” bun.
A massive, triple-patty version of this burger will also be available during the evening “Yoru Mac” hours.
The popular “Tsukimi Pie,” a dessert pie filled with red bean paste and mochi, has also been updated this year, with the new “An-butter & Mochi Tsukimi Pie” now also including a butter filling.
The full McDonald’s “Tsukimi” menu lineup for 2025 is as follows:
- Delicious Sukiyaki Tsukimi Burger
- Price: ¥540
A new burger with a sukiyaki filling.
- Tsukimi Burger
- Price: ¥440
The classic, now with a renewed creamy tomato sauce.
- Cheese Tsukimi Burger
- Price: ¥470
The classic Tsukimi burger with an added slice of cheddar cheese.
- Tsukimi Muffin
- Price: ¥400
A breakfast version served on an English muffin.
- Triple Beef Toro-uma Sukiyaki Tsukimi
- Price: ¥780
A triple-patty version of the new burger.
- An-butter & Mochi Tsukimi Pie
- Price: ¥190
An updated dessert pie with a new butter filling.
- Tsukimi McSHAKE – Yamanashi Shine Muscat Flavor
- Price: ¥190 (S)/¥270 (M)
A new shake made with juice from Yamanashi-grown Shine Muscat grapes.
- Setouchi Lemon Pepper Sauce
- Price: ¥40
A new dipping sauce for Chicken McNuggets.
The limited-time menu is a hallmark of the autumn season in Japan and is available now at McDonald’s locations across the country.
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