Occupying a whopping 19,000 square feet of floor space, this supersized restaurant is basically a McDonald’s on steroids. Its three stories are home to more than 100 arcade games, plus a 22-foot PlayPlace that would feel right at home in an amusement park. It’s not hard to see why some refer to this behemoth as Epic McD.

While you can, of course, order the usual Big Mac here, this is the place to really expand your usual Mickey D’s order. It’s one of the only McDonald’s outlets in the world that still serves the McPizza, an item discontinued in the early 2000s. The expansive kitchen also churns out around 50 other items, including pastas and Belgian waffles, seldom seen at outposts of the franchise.

Curiously, although this place may be the world’s largest “entertainment” McDonald’s, it has tough competition for the claim of actually being the biggest. A McDonald’s in Kaohsiung, Taiwan is taller. Previously, the world’s largest by floorspace was located in airport in Frankfurt, Germany.