The McDonald’s restaurant in Apalit, Pampanga traces its origin to the expansion of McDonald’s Philippines in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when the brand sought to establish a strong presence in Central Luzon’s bustling towns and municipalities. Apalit, known as a progressive riverside town with a thriving commercial hub along MacArthur Highway, became a strategic choice due to its mix of local residents, students, and travelers commuting between Pampanga and Bulacan. The branch opened as part of Golden Arches Development Corporation’s nationwide growth, quickly becoming a popular landmark for families, workers, and motorists. Over the years, it has served not just as a fast-food stop but also as a community gathering point, reflecting McDonald’s adaptation of its global model to fit local Filipino culture and dining habits.
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