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McDonald's PH offers a "Taste of Korea"

Annyeonghaseyo!

Experience the "Taste of Korea" starting today at all McDonald's across the Philippines.


The fastfood giant just launched a new line of burgers, fries, and dessert - all with flavors and elements of Korea!


For a limited time beginning April 5, Pinoys will enjoy Korean-inspired special menu items that includes two burgers, a sundae, and honey butter fries.


The K-Beef Burger features a visually interesting black sesame seeds bun filled with a beef patty dipped in gochujang sauce and topped with lettuce, onions, a kimchi dressing, and sunny-side up egg.


If you order the K-Chicken Burger, you'll also get both gochujang and kimchi dressing smothered over a fried chicken with a mix of veggie toppings.

A new shake shake fries flavor - Honey Butter, is reminiscent of the popular Korean snack, while the strawberry banana sundae features McDo's soft serve drizzled with a strawberry banana syrup.

The McDo K-Burgers starts at PhP 160 Ã  la carte and PhP 175 for combo meals. Prices may differ depending on the platform and the branch.


These items are available in the Philippines for a limited time in-store or via McDelivery, drive-thru, takeout, or food delivery apps.

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