International Burger Day Cravings? Here Are Some Desi Favourites You Just Can't Miss
Whether you're celebrating with your go-to favourite or trying something new, let this Burger Day be your reminder to relish the little indulgences
International Burger Day is the perfect excuse to indulge in a juicy, flavour-packed burger—especially the ones with a desi twist. From crispy patties to spicy sauces and soft buns, Indian-style burgers have carved out their own space on our cravings list. Whether you like it fiery, cheesy, or loaded with layers, there's something for every mood.
Here are some of our absolute favourite burgers that never fail to hit the spot. Go ahead, find your pick and dig in!
Get ready for a flavour explosion! The McSpicy Chicken Burger features a juicy, spicy chicken patty coated in a crispy batter, served on soft, toasted buns. It's topped with creamy veg mayo and crunchy lettuce—every bite is a perfect blend of spice and goodness. The ingredients are free from artificial colours, artificial flavours, and added MSG, in line with McDonald's India's Real Food, Real Good commitment.
This International Burger Day, McDonald's is treating you (and your cravings) to a delicious deal you simply can't refuse—Buy One Get One Free on your all-time favourites! And yes, it's all happening exclusively on the McDonald's App.
The burgers are made with ingredients that are free from artificial colours and flavours, and contain no added MSG, staying true to the brand's Real Food, Real Good promise.
Here's what's sizzling:
McVeggie: A delectable patty made from green goodness—potatoes, peas, carrots, and a selection of Indian spices. Topped with crispy lettuce and mayonnaise, packed into sesame-toasted buns.
Price for One: ₹103
McChicken: A batter- and breadcrumb-coated chicken patty with green peas, carrots, green beans, onions, potatoes, rice, and spices. Served in a bun with eggless mayonnaise and lettuce. Price for One: ₹131
Veg Surprise: A scrumptious potato patty topped with Italian herb sauce and shredded onions, placed between perfectly toasted buns.
Price for One: ₹69
Chicken Surprise: Crafted with high-quality ingredients, the Chicken Surprise Burger features a succulent, crispy golden chicken patty nestled in a soft, toasted bun, generously topped with chipotle sauce and shredded onion.
Price for One: ₹69
Jimi's OG by Jimi's Burger
Juicy grilled meat patty of your choice, cream cheese, caramelised onions, and roasted garlic mayonnaise—this one's all about bold flavour and indulgent comfort.
Big Crunch Burger by Jumbo King
A fully loaded veg patty topped with a signature mystery sauce and sandwiched between ultra-soft buns. It promises a crunch in every bite!
The Louis Fried Chicken Burger by Louis Burger
Fermented hot sauce, crispy fried chicken, fresh green lettuce, and pickled cucumber come together in this bold burger—best enjoyed with spicy mayo on the side.
OG Grilled Chicken Burger by Boss Burger
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A perfectly grilled chicken patty, topped with melted cheese, sharp garlic mayo, punchy hot sauce, and their super-secret seasoning, all nestled between a melt-in-the-mouth brioche bun.
There's something magical about the perfect burger—it brings comfort, joy, and a whole lot of flavour in every bite. Whether you're celebrating with your go-to favourite or trying something new, let this Burger Day be your reminder to relish the little indulgences.
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