Gorakhpur just got a lot tastier. McDonald’s India – North and East has launched its very first outlet in the city, setting up shop at Nayak Enclave in Basharatpur, Ashok Nagar. This marks a fresh step in the fast-food giant’s ongoing journey through North and East India.
Spread across a roomy 3,600+ square feet and with seating for over 110 people, the restaurant is ready to welcome families, students, and anyone else craving a quick bite or a relaxing coffee break.
“We’re thrilled to be here,” said Rajeev Ranjan, Managing Director of McDonald’s India – North and East. “Gorakhpur has a special charm – a blend of tradition, youth energy, and warmth. We’re excited to become a part of the daily lives of the people here, whether it’s a post-class snack, a weekend family outing, or just grabbing your favorite burger on the go.”
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The Gorakhpur outlet has been designed with a modern look and feel, drawing inspiration from McDonald’s international design concepts. Guests can place orders at self-service kiosks, enjoy table service, and interact with specially trained staff who are there to make sure everything runs smoothly.
The menu? All the fan favorites are there – from the classic McAloo Tikki and Chicken McGrill to the ever-popular Maharaja Mac, McSpicy burgers, wraps, kebab rolls, fries, beverages, and desserts.
Whether you’re dining in or picking up food to-go, the outlet caters to a wide mix of customers – college students, busy professionals, and families alike.
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This new opening isn’t just about food. It’s also about creating jobs. With nearly 245 outlets already in operation and a workforce of over 6,000, McDonald’s is continuing its mission to provide opportunities for young people. The Gorakhpur location is expected to employ local talent, especially those from underserved backgrounds, as part of the company’s McDonald’s for Youth initiative – a step toward empowering communities while growing the brand.
