“Notice Me, Sen-Pie!”: McDonald’s Japan Releases Bacon Potato “Pie-sen”

Originating from the word “senpai” (which means “senior” in the Japanese language), the word “paisen” is a slang term for senpai. It is made by switching the two syllables.

McDonald’s Japan rebranded their bacon and potato pie, and there came the Bacon Potato PieSen.

Despite your sen-pie’s crusty outer layer, he has a warm, creamy centre made up of smoky bacon, creamy sauce and potato.
The Piesen will disappear around the middle of May, so let's hope he notices us before then!

Yum!

(Image Credit: McDonald’s Japan / Grape Japan)


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