McDonald’s Singapore began selling G-Dragon-themed Spicy Bulgogi Chicken and Beef Bulgogi burgers at 11am Thursday, pairing sweet-spicy glaze with mystery photocards for fans who order qualifying meals before stocks run out.

The chicken line comes in single and double patty versions; beef options mirror the format. Every Spicy Bulgogi Chicken Burger meal includes one of three photocard designs while supplies last. Adam Lee’s entertainment desk saw queues form at Funan and Bedok Mall outlets as non-breakfast hours opened—staff capped add-ons when photocard cartons emptied mid-afternoon in test runs overseas.

From 8 October, Peaceminusone merchandise—a tote and pin set—will be available as paid add-ons with meals. A MyM members-only vintage hat drops at 10 designated stores with a $9.90 upsell after a $10 app purchase.

App-only rave bundles

At 3pm Thursday McDonald’s listed 60 K-pop Rave Party bundles on its app at $39.90 each, covering two tickets to the 16 October Aperia Mall event plus two upsized bulgogi meals. Terms show seven prize winners across two draws that night, including concert ticket pairs.

G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung are scheduled to perform at the National Stadium on 17 and 18 October, turning the burger launch into a broader K-pop week for Singapore.

Delivery and drive-through

McDelivery, GrabFood and foodpanda carry the burgers after 11am, though photocard inventory may differ from dine-in. Collectors chasing full sets should confirm with counters before placing remote orders.

Spicy Chicken McNuggets return on 15 October, extending the promotional calendar beyond the burger window.

Fan economy and resale

Carousell listings for photocards appeared within hours of regional launches elsewhere in Asia, prompting McDonald’s Singapore to cap meal purchases at some outlets. Staff declined to confirm print runs, but collectors trading online should watch for counterfeit cards that lack holographic backs used in authorised sets.

The National Stadium concerts on 17 and 18 October will amplify foot traffic at Kallang and Aperia outlets; commuters should expect longer queues at Funan and Bedok Mall counters during lunch peaks through the weekend.