In celebration of Singapore McSpicy’s 26th birthday, McDonald’s just rolled out a new Smoky Chilli Mayo McSpicy that we’re confident fans of the spicy chicken burger will love. Adding on to this good news is the return of Hershey’s Soft Serve, which is awaited and anticipated by many dessert lovers. Both items will be available for a limited time only, so enjoy while you can.
Let’s start with the highlight: the Smoky Chilli Mayo McSpicy (from $9.20). Think crispy, juicy chicken thigh patty, fresh veggies, and a layer of creamy, smoky mayo sandwiched between two fluffy buns.
The new chilli mayo is mildly spicy and tangy, which helps to cut through any greasiness. The spice level is bearable, so don’t worry too much about the heat!
We don’t know when the Smoky Chilli Mayo McSpicy will be removed from the menu, but we do know it’s here for a good time and not a long time. Try one for yourself at the nearest McDonald’s outlet ASAP before it’s gone.
For something more filling, opt for the Double McSpicy (from $9.85) instead. This comes with not just one, but two spicy chicken thigh patties.
The Hershey’s Soft Serve was first launched in 2018, which means it’s already been seven years since the debut of this popular dessert. If you’re always on the lookout for the return of this creamy, chocolatey sweet treat, you can now enjoy it from $1.70, for a limited time.
FYI, McDonald’s is holding their first-ever McSpicy Museum till 25 May 2025. You can head to the venue at Bugis Junction, any time from 11am to 9pm daily, where plenty of interactive games and a photobooth await you.
Better yet, the first 50 visitors visiting at 12pm and 5pm respectively, can enjoy a free McSpicy burger. This will take place from 19 to 23 May!
In related content, check out McDonald’s Crispy Mac ‘N Cheesy Wrap, perfect for breakfast on the go. It’s available for a limited time only! Alternatively, head down to Gelato Messina for Australian-famous gelato in 40 different flavours.
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Photos taken by Yoo Kyung and edited by Brad Lee.
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