Updated: November 12, 2026
Fair warning: your kids will want to come back more than once. Starting Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 11am (for a limited time only and while stocks last), McDonald’s Hong Kong has a limited-time Pokémon menu, and every featured burger has one of five Pokémon designs printed on the bun. You can’t choose which one you get or swap it, so collecting all five comes down to luck (and maybe a few more lunches).
There are three burgers to choose from:
The sides are part of the fun too. The new Potato Bites are small, crispy and very hard to stop eating. They go well with the Fuji Apple Soda with Nata de Coco, a sweet, fizzy apple drink with chewy coconut jelly. For just HK$9.5 more, the Jumbo Combo upgrade gets you a bigger portion of Potato Bites plus the soda. The Crispy Sweet Potato Balls are back too, with a golden, crunchy outside and a chewy purple sweet potato filling.
For dessert, try the Banana Chocolate McFlurry. It’s a creamy sundae with chocolate and banana sauces and crunchy star-shaped cereal on top.
Everything comes in Pokémon-themed packaging, so take a photo before anyone starts eating.
Event Details: McDonald’s Pokémon Collaboration
What to Expect
Opening the box is the fun part. Kids can guess which Pokémon is on their bun, compare with everyone else at the table and keep count of how many of the five designs they’ve found. The Japanese-style flavours make a nice change from the regular menu. The sweet potato balls and McFlurry are good for sharing. If you want more of the limited-time sides, the HK$9.5 Jumbo Combo is the best value.
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