Depends on the suppliers
Eg pizza from a really good independent pizza shop should beat a Maccas burger.
But, a burger from a small fish and chip / burger shop in a village by the sea, or a burger from a "burger specialty shop" should beat a pizza from a global franchised pizza outfit
With food I look for independent providers who use locally sourced high quality food ingredients, eg the eggs are "free range" from a local supplier, rather than eggs from caged birds and trucked a thousand kilometres.
The last time I tried a burger from a Maccas type operation, I refused to accept it and ended up getting a refund. Why, because I'd gone by the "photo" by the menu which showed the particular type of burger beside a bottle of soft drink & the burger in the photo was as tall as the drink inside the bottle..so nearly as tall as the bottle.. The burger delivered barely was one third the height of the bottle.. So I arced up, refused to accept it, got a bottle of the soft drink shown in the photo, pointed out the discrepancy and gave the staff, then manager three choices, 1 make a burger the size advertised, 2 refund my money or 3 have every window in their building smashed within a month although that would just be an unfortunate coincidence & I would have an airtight alibi.
They chose to promptly refund my money, and I've been much more selective in where I purchase fast food, although I rarely do that. Prefer "home cooked" as a better way, or I'll buy the "raw ingredients" eg nice multi grain baguette, 2 slices of ham, bit of cheese, a tomato and an avocado and "slap it together" myself.
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Please reconsider your re-considerations.
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