What was the name of McDonald's first international restaurant, opened in Richmond, British Columbia?

McDonald's first international restaurant was called McDonald's Canada #1.

The restaurant opened in Richmond, British Columbia, in 1967. It was the first McDonald's outside the United States and became an important landmark in the company's branding history.

The location was later preserved as a museum and heritage site, commonly known as the McDonald's Canada #1 Store Museum. Its displays document the chain's early Canadian history, including menus, uniforms, packaging, and other branded materials.

The name is easy to confuse with a descriptive nickname for the first Canadian outlet. “McDonald's Canada #1” is the official historical name associated with the site, while the restaurant's significance comes from its status as the company's first international location.