CHILDREN on Saturday had fun during the grand re-opening of McDonald’s Restaurant Saipan on Middle Road. There were games, a face paint parlor, a cake and other surprises for young customers.
McDonald’s Middle Road branch now has a more modern interior design that includes touch-screen, quick-serve, self-serve kiosks; a two-lane drive-thru; kitchen upgrades and new machines to further expedite dine-in, take-out and drive-thru services.
Branch general manager Joyce Asistores said with everything set in place, McDonald’s Middle Road wanted to share the fun with their No. 1 customers — the children.
Accompanied by their parents, the children received prizes for winning parlor games such as ring toss, ping-pong balls shoot-out, cups knock down, and many more. They also lined up for a face painting activity and a slice of cake.
“We have served our community for 29 years and Saipan deserves a state-of-the-art McDonald’s we can all be proud of,” said McDonald’s Restaurant Saipan-Guam President Joe Ayuyu.
“I hope our island residents will come and enjoy the modern conveniences and friendly employees serving delicious food for many years to come,” he added.
McDonald’s Restaurant Saipan Middle Road general manager Joyce Asistores, left, service crew and maintenance staff pose next to the games and activity booths during their grand reopening on Saturday.
McDonald’s service crewmember Gracelyn Babauta paints a butterfly on Johana Sarabia’s face.
McDonald’s young customer Jana Shanel Skye sits still as service crewmember Gracelun Babauta paints stars on her face.
McDonald’s Middle Road general manager Joyce Asistores cuts the cake as she poses for a photo with service crewmembers Gracelyn Babauta and Michelle Tudela.
