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Burger King Singapore is bringing back the Spicy Chicken King beginning this week and will be giving away four pieces of nuggets with every purchase of the value meal that also comes with fries and a drink.
The additional nuggets are being given in celebration of the burger’s return.
The Spicy Chicken King, which was introduced late last year, tastes different from BK Long Chicken and has a garlicky taste, according to those who have sampled it.
The sandwich comes with a spicy chicken thigh patty, topped with shredded lettuce and creamy mayo, then served on sesame seed buns.
It is priced at $7.70 for the Value Meal or $8.50 for an upsized one.
