McDonald’s Spicy McNuggets return for a limited time only
Mark your calendar: McDonald’s Spicy Chicken McNuggets are officially back islandwide from 12 June 2025! These limited-time-only nuggets are available in boxes of six, nine, or 20 pieces—perfect for whether you’re dining alone or sharing with family and friends.Â
As a twist on the regular Chicken McNuggets, these bites are elevated with cayenne pepper and chilli powder. So you still get that crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside experience that we know and love, with the addition of a well-balanced spiciness to top it all off.
Last year, the 9pc Extra Value Meal was priced from $9.70. We’ll update this post once we find out the updated pricing.
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Pair your nuggets with the Smoky Nacho Cheese Sauce and Roasted Sesame & Seaweed McShaker Fries (from $4.15), which are also making a comeback this time. The former stars a creamy, smoky, and savoury cheese sauce, while the latters is an elevated version of the original Seaweed Shaker Fries.
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That’s not all! McDonald’s Singapore has partnered with Japanese-inspired lifestyle brand tokidoki to launch collectible charms in three iconic designs: The Hamburglar, Grimace, and Birdie. Each charm features a signature McDonaldland character reimagined in tokidoki style. Get them at $7.90 each when you buy any Chicken McNuggets meal, or the 20pc a la carte box.
The aforementioned items will be available from 12 June, at all McDonald’s outlets islandwide, and for delivery.
In related fast food news, McDonald’s has rolled out a new item: Smoky Chilli Mayo McSpicy (from $9.20)! This new burger stars McDonald’s signature spicy fried chicken patty slathered with creamy, smoky mayo and fresh veggies, between two fluffy buns.
We’re not sure how long these items will be on the menu, so make sure you head down stat to get them before it’s too late.
In other food news, Crayon Shin-Chan cafe is coming to town! The pop-up will run at W0ng Fu Fu from 19 June. You can also check out The Test Kitchen, a new bakery-cafe run by actress Rebecca Lim and her family.
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