The Story of the First McDonald’s in Moscow

And you could say that the appearance of this notorious symbol of capitalism was a sign that times were changing

Reportedly, the restaurant expected to serve around 1,000 during its first day. And in the country where the average salary was about 150 rubles per month, a Big “Mak” was selling for 3.75 rubles. That, however, didn’t stop the people from getting their first taste of it.