McDonald’s experiences widespread system outage halting orders across Asia


A spokesperson for the company in Japan said they’re unsure on how long the problem will last, while restaurants in Taiwan suspended phone and online ordering due to system maintenance, according to a statement. — Photo by CardMapr.nl on Unsplash

McDonald’s Corp is experiencing a system outage in several parts of the Asia-Pacific that’s left customers unable to order at its stores, as well as from electronic kiosks and mobile apps.

A computer system failure caused the issue and customers are advised to order from staff at store counters, the fast-food giant said in a statement on its Hong Kong website on March 15.

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