A new pop culture crossover is bringing together fast food and fandom in a big way. McDonald’s has teamed up with Netflix’s hit animated film “KPop Demon Hunters” to launch limited-time meals inspired by the movie’s characters and music groups.
The collaboration blends Korean-inspired flavors with classic menu staples, creating an experience that appeals to both K-pop fans and food lovers. With themed meals and collectible items, the partnership is already generating buzz ahead of its release on March 31.
Here’s what to expect KPop Demon Hunters X McDonald’s menu
The new menu brings the fictional rivalry between HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys into real life through two distinct meal options. According to a press release, each set reflects the personalities and styles of the groups featured in the film.
One highlight is the Saja Boys Breakfast Meal. It reportedly consists of a Spicy Saja McMuffin and comes paired with hash browns and a small soft drink, referred to as “Soda Pop.” The flavor profile appears to lean toward the bold and spicy, echoing the group’s edgy image.
On the other hand, fans can opt for the HUNTR/X Meal. This offering includes a 10-piece Chicken McNuggets, a medium soft drink, and several limited-time additions. Among them are the Ramyeon McShaker Fries, which are described as a Korean-inspired twist on classic fries. The seasoning blend, featuring soy, garlic, sesame, and spice, is meant to be shaken into the fries for a stronger, more interactive flavor experience.
The fries are also paired with two unique sauces. Hunter Sauce is said to combine sweet chili with notes of garlic and pepper. Meanwhile, Demon Sauce offers a tangier, mustard-based option with a hint of heat. The sauces are designed to reflect the contrasting energy of the rival groups.
Another standout item is the Derpy McFlurry. The new dessert mixes vanilla soft serve with berry popping pearls and a wild berry sauce. It will reportedly be available separately, giving fans another way to engage with the theme.
According to executives at McDonald’s and Netflix, the collaboration aims to feel authentic to the film’s universe. “Every detail was designed to feel like it could have come straight out of a scene,” one executive said in the announcement (via PEOPLE).
