Image credit: McDonaldâs Singapore
Barely a month after the return of McDonaldâs famous Samurai Burger, the fast food giant announced the comeback of its Ninja Burger, another popular limited edition special.
The launch was announced on McDonaldâs IG page,where a post revealed that the burger would make a return on 12 October. They also posted a series of hand gestures that customers can mimic when ordering at McDonaldâs outlets to get 50% off the Ninja Burger. All you need to do is:
And you can redeem the promotion. Note that the deal is only valid on 12 October and 13 October, between 3pm to 6pm.
The popular chicken burger will be available across all McDonaldâs outlets, as well as online at McDelivery.
The Japanese-inspired sandwich comprises a crispy chicken thigh covered in sweet Nanban sauce, sandwiched between shredded cabbage and crunchy cucumbers.
Holding it all together are fluffy charcoal buns. Prices are to be confirmed, so weâll update this post with more information when we have it.
Thereâs no word on how long the burger will be on the menu, so you should get your hands on it stat before it runs out.
While youâre at it, get the Samurai Burger too! This hearty burger comprises a beef or chicken patty coated in a sweet teriyaki sauce, finished with crisp lettuce and creamy mayo, tucked between two fluffy sesame buns. Single and double patty options are available as well.
For more must-try fast food in Singapore, McDonaldâs has recently launched matcha soft serve ice creams. Otherwise, check out our guide to the best burgers in Singapore for places to get gourmet juicy burgs.
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